"The core of the book is obviously the translation itself, which follows on Rowe’s translation of the Nicomachean Ethics in his collaboration with Sarah Broadie [...]. In addition to the translation itself, the volume contains a long and persuasively argued introduction and two appendices, both of them research papers from earlier in Rowe’s career.[...] It should be obvious that anyone working on the Eudemian Ethics or, indeed, on Aristotle’s ethics in general should have this book at hand. Not only is the translation reliable and accessible [...], but the introduction provides a wonderfully thorough and judicious introduction to the problems one faces in handling the Eudemian Ethics."- Brad Inwood, Yale University, in: Bryn Mawr Classical Review

Christopher Rowe is Emeritus Professor of Greek at Durham University. He was made OBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours in 2009 for his services to scholarship and was previously appointed H.O.Wills Professor of Greek at Bristol University. Prof. Rowe is also a founder member of the International Plato Society (1986-) and a past President of the Hellenic Society and of the Classical Association.