The works of Aristotle
Subtitle: translated from the Greek with copious elucidations from the rest of his Greek commentators, viz. Alexander Aphrodisiensis, Syrianus, Ammonius Hermaeas, Priscianus, Olympiodorus, Simplicius, &c.
By: by Thomas Taylor ; in nine volumes ...
Contributors: Taylor, Thomas, 1758-1835.; Alexander, of Aphrodisias.; Alexander, the Great, 356-323 B.C.; Syrianus; Ammonius, Hermiae.; Priscian, fl. ca. 500-530.; Olympiodorus, ca. 380-ca. 425.; Simplicius, of Cilicia; Vyvyan, Richard Rawlinson, Sir, 1800-1879 (bookplate); Arkles, Oscar J. (bookplate)
Publisher: Printed for the translator ..., by Robert Wilks ...
Published: 1812
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Subjects: Logic -- Early works to 1800; Philosophy -- Early works to 1800; Rhetoric -- Early works to 1800; Ethics -- Early works to 1800; Political science -- Early works to 1800; Astronomy -- Early works to 1800; Animals -- Early works to 1800; Sleep -- Early works to 1800; Dreams -- Early works to 1800; Divination -- Early works to 1800; Life cycle, Human -- Early works to 1800; Death -- Early works to 1800; Virtue -- Early works to 1800
Other titles: Taylor's Aristotle
Work titles: Works.
Notes: Each vol. has a special t.p. variously dated 1806-1811.

One of fifty copies.

Fisher Walsh copy: With the armorial bookplate of Sir Richard Vyvyan, Bt. [Franks, 30456].  With the book label of Oscar J. Arkles, November 1853.
Table of contents: title: v. 1. The Organon.; title: v. 2. The Rhetoric, poetic and Nichomachean ethics.; title: v. 3. The Great ethics, the Eudemian ethics, the Politics, and Economics.; title: v. 4. The Physics.; title: v. 5. On the heavens.  On generation and corruption.  On meteors.  v. 6. The History of animals. On physiognomy.; title: v. 7. On the parts and progressive motion of animals.  The Problems.  On indivisible lines.; title: v. 8. On the soul.  On sense and sensibles.  On memory and reminiscence.  On sleep and wakefulness.  On dreams. On divination by sleep.  On the common motion of animals.  On the generation of animals.  On length and shortness of life.  On youth and old age, life and death.  On respiration.; title: v. 9. The Metaphysics.  Against the dogmas of Xenophanes, Zeno, and Gorgias.  The Mechanical problem.  The Fragment on audibles.  On the world.  To Alexander the Great.  On the virtues and vices.