This book is the first monograph of the series "Studies in Ancient Greek Philosophy of Law". It deals with the philosophy handed down to the world by Maximus Aristotle. The first goal is to demonstrate the inseparable connection between the Philosophy of Law, Political Philosophy, and Ethical Philosophy. Secondly, it analyzes the specific works of the philosopher's Legal and Political Philosophy, especially the Politics, the Nicomachean Ethics, and occasionally the Rhetoric, where applicable. Thirdly, it highlights some specific issues discussed in Aristotelian works.

The monograph is a fundamental study for both undergraduate students and researchers in the Philosophy of Law and Political Philosophy who wish to delve into specialized aspects of the subject. The contemplation and Philosophy of Law of Aristotle aim to enable individuals to distinguish between justice and injustice, the relative and the absolute, the objective and the subjectively biased, the ephemeral and the eternal in this world.