SCRIPTURA

Philosophy

Rhetoric · Ῥητορική

Aristotle

Translated by John Henry Freese

The art of persuasion: argument, character, and the emotions of the audience.

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  • Greek: ed. William David Ross, from the Perseus Digital Library (canonical-greekLit, tlg0086.tlg038, CC BY-SA 4.0).
  • English: John Henry Freese, from the Perseus Digital Library (tlg0086.tlg038.perseus-eng2). Notes are not included.
  • Rows follow the references the two texts share (books, chapters and sections), cut where both reach the end of a sentence.

Contents · 12

  1. 1Book I · chapters 1–4
  2. 2Book I · chapters 4–7
  3. 3Book I · chapters 7–11
  4. 4Book I · chapters 11–15
  5. 5Book II · chapters 1–5
  6. 6Book II · chapters 5–10
  7. 7Book II · chapters 10–19
  8. 8Book II · chapters 19–23
  9. 9Book II · chapters 23–26
  10. 10Book III · chapters 1–8
  11. 11Book III · chapters 8–13
  12. 12Book III · chapters 14–19