There is a great deal to applaud in this volume. The translation is splendidly faithful to the Greek. It reads smoothly without lapsing into paraphrase....Now Bostock has provided us with something much more straightforward, clearly written, packed with learning, and as detailed as we could wish. It is a splendid new resource for Aristotelian scholarship. --International Philosophical Quarterly<br> David Bostock has produced a translation that admirably fulfills the Clarendon Aristotle Series' goal of making Aristotle's texts accessible to the Greekless philosophical reader...probably the best available in English. --The Philosophical Review<br> .,. Bostock reads passages closely, dissects arguments skillfully, and makes astute and informed judgements. As one philosopher reading another, he demands a lot of the text and often finds the argument wanting-and with good reason. But whether one is a defender of a critic of Aristotle, one will find Bostock's commentary enlightening and stimulating. --Ancient Philosophy<br>