This edition presents Aristotle's seminal treatise on rhetoric in a literal translation, enriched with explanatory notes by a University graduate. It further includes a comprehensive analysis of Aristotle's rhetoric by the esteemed Thomas Hobbes. This text offers readers profound insights into the art of persuasion and effective communication as conceived by one of history's greatest thinkers.

Hobbes's analysis provides a valuable lens through which to understand Aristotle's complex arguments, making this edition particularly useful for students and scholars alike. The inclusion of analytical questions further enhances its utility as a study aid. 'Aristotle's Treatise On Rhetoric' remains a cornerstone of classical education and a vital resource for anyone seeking to master the principles of persuasive discourse.

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