Sometimes Aristotle Analyses His Terms, But Very

Where Words Can Be Translated Into Equivalent Words, The Style Of An Original Can Be Closely Followed; But No Translation Which Aims At Being Written In Normal English Can Reproduce The Style Of Aristotle.

The Fact Is That Much Misunderstanding Is Often Caused By Our Modern Attempts To Limit Too Strictly The Meaning Of A Greek Word.

Few Of The Great Works Of Ancient Greek Literature Are Easy Reading.

It Is Doubtless One Of Aristotle's Great Services That He Conceived So Clearly The Truth That Literature Is A Thing That Grows And Has A History.

The Average Beast Of Prey Is A Decent Creature Who Merely Kills For The Sake Of Food Or In A Fight Against An Enemy. It Is Only Man Who Calls Killing "sport" And Kills For The Pleasure Of Killing; Not For Food, Not For Self-defense, But Just To Satisfy Some Primitive Instinct, Once Necessary And Now Perverted.