A treatise on household management and the acquisition of wealth, partly attributed to Aristotle. Book I discusses whether moneymaking is natural; Book II surveys the financial practices of various states.
Start ReadingHousehold management: the relationship between husband and wife, master and slave, parent and child. The household as the basic unit of the city.
Public and royal economics. How rulers and cities should manage their revenues. Anecdotes about financial cunning from the Greek world.