The correspondence between Aristotle and Alexander the Great
Subtitle: an anonymous Greek novel in letters in Arabic translation
By: Miklós Maróth
Contributors: Aristotle; Alexander, the Great, 356 B.C.-323 B.C.; Pseudo Aristotele
Series: Documenta et monographiae -- 5; Documenta et monographiae -- 5.
Publisher: Avicenna Institute of Middle Eastern Studies
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Piliscsaba
Language: eng
Number of pages: 149
ISBN-13: 9789638635976
Subjects: Imaginary letters; Greek letters; History and criticism; Greek Epistolary fiction; Spurious and doubtful works; Translations into Arabic
Description: In addition to the letters allegedly exchanged between Aristotle and Alexander the Great, the novel in letters contains four pseudo-Aristotelian works also known as independent treatises. These works are: Waṣiyyat Ariṣtū (Aristotle's admonitions); Peri basileias; Risālat fī siyāsat al-mudun (Policy of governing the cities); Al-siyāsa al-ʻāmmiyya (the original version of Sirr al-asrār, or Secretum secretorum); and De mundo--Cf. p. 2-3 (English).
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 101-106 (English)) and index.

Text of the epistolary novel in Arabic; introduction and commentary on the text in English.