εὖ
eu
well
Appears 348 times across Aristotle's works.
in Aristotle 348× · before him 861 · contemporaries 1,502
Frequency by work
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Nicomachean Ethics 98 ▸
Open Nicomachean Ethics ›Book I 13 ▸
Book II 26 ▸
Chapter 6 1106a14–1107a27Chapter 7 1107a28–1108b10Book IV 13 ▸
Book VI 12 ▸
Book VIII 11 ▸
Book IX 16 ▸
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Rhetoric 64 ▸
Open Rhetoric ›Book I 21 ▸
Chapter 1 1354a1–1355b24Chapter 15 1375a22–1378a15Book II 21 ▸
Chapter 5 1382a20–1383b10Chapter 11 1388a31–1388b30Book III 22 ▸
Chapter 5 1407a19–1407b25Chapter 10 1410b6–1411b21Chapter 17 1417b21–1418b39Chapter 19 1419b10–1420a8 -
Eudemian Ethics 47 ▸
Open Eudemian Ethics ›Book I 7 ▸
Book II 7 ▸
Book VII 24 ▸
Chapter 1 1234b18–1235b12Chapter 3 1238b15–39Chapter 6 1240a5–1240b37 -
Politics 37 ▸
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Topics 28 ▸
Open Topics ›Book II 12 ▸
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Metaphysics 19 ▸
Open Metaphysics ›Book Λ 5 ▸
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History of Animals 9 ▸
Open History of Animals ›Book VI 1 ▸
Chapter 18 571b3–573b16Book VII 1 ▸
Chapter 2 582a34–583a13Book IX 1 ▸
Chapter 40 623b5–627b22 -
Generation of Animals 7 ▸
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Oeconomica 4 ▸
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On the Heavens 3 ▸
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De Mundo 3 ▸
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Physiognomonics 2 ▸
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Physics 2 ▸
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On Generation and Corruption 1 ▸
Open On Generation and Corruption ›Book II 1 ▸
Chapter 6 333a16–334a14 -
On Youth, Old Age, Life and Death, and Respiration 1 ▸
Open On Youth, Old Age, Life and Death, and Respiration ›Chapter 23 478b22–479a28 -
Movement of Animals 1 ▸
Open Movement of Animals ›Chapter 4 699b12–700a25 -
On Melissus, Xenophanes, and Gorgias 1 ▸
Open On Melissus, Xenophanes, and Gorgias ›Chapter 4 977b21–979a11 -
Mechanica 1 ▸
Open Mechanica ›Chapter 26 857a5–21 -
De Mirabilibus Auscultationibus 1 ▸
Open De Mirabilibus Auscultationibus ›Chapter 90 837b16–18 -
Sophistical Refutations 1 ▸
Open Sophistical Refutations ›Chapter 1 164a20–165a37 -
Sense and Sensibilia 1 ▸
Open Sense and Sensibilia ›Chapter 1 436a1–437a18
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