This study deals with three distinct but related problems: the authorship of the Eudemian Ethics; the relationship between the Eudemian and the Nicomachean Ethics; and the problem of the 'common' books. It is centrally concerned with the second of these problems.

• Cover
• Title Page
• Copyright
• Introductory Note
• Contents
• Part I: The Authorship of the Eudetnian Ethics
  • Chapter 1: The History of the Problem
  • Chapter 2: The Discussions of Happiness
  • Chapter 3: The Discussions of Virtue
  • Chapter 4: The Discussions of the Individual Virtues
  • Chapter 5: The Discussions of Friendship
• Part II: The Relation between the Eudemian and the Nicomachean Ethics
  • Chapter 1: The Meaning of φρόνησις in EE
  • Chapter 2: Jaeger’s Theory of Development
  • Chapter 3: A Reappraisal
• Part III: The ‘Common’ Books
  • Chapter 1: The History of the Problem
  • Chapter 2: EN VII i–11
  • Chapter 3: EN V
  • Chapter 4: EN VII 12–15
  • Chapter 5: EN VI
• Appendix: Knowledge and the ἀκρατής (EN VII 5)
• Bibliography