English Translations
- Francis Haywood (1838) (First English translation)
- J.M.D. Meiklejohn (1855)
- Thomas Kingsmill Abbott (1873)
- Friedrich Max Müller (1881) published with an introduction by Ludwig Noiré
- Norman Kemp Smith (1929)
- Wolfgang Schwartz (Concise Text, 1982)
- Werner S. Pluhar (1996)
- Paul Guyer and Allen Wood (Cambridge University Press, February 1999)
- Marcus Weigelt (Penguin Books, 2007)
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