Constitutions
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Constitutions
Summary
Constitutions is a group of literary works[1]. Constitutions draws 22 Wikipedia views per month (group_of_literary_works category, ranking #25 of 33).[2]
Key Facts
- Constitutions authored Aristotle[3].
- Constitutions authored Theophrastus[4].
- Constitutions's instance of is recorded as group of literary works[5].
- Constitutions's instance of is recorded as book series[6].
- Constitutions's place of publication is recorded as Athens[7].
- Constitutions's language of work or name is recorded as Ancient Greek[8].
- Constitutions comprises Constitution of the Athenians[9].
- Constitutions comprises Constitution of the Thessalians[10].
- Constitutions comprises Constitution of the Arcadians[11].
- Constitutions comprises Constitution of the Cypriots[12].
- Constitutions comprises Constitution of the Opuntians[13].
- Constitutions comprises Constitution of the Eleians[14].
- Constitutions comprises Constitution of the Lacedaemonians[15].
- Constitutions comprises Constitution of the Cythnians[16].
- Constitutions comprises Constitution of the Massaliotae[17].
- Constitutions comprises Constitution of the Pellenians[18].
- Constitutions comprises Constitution of the Aeginetans[19].
- Constitutions comprises Constitution of the Delians[20].
- Constitutions comprises Constitution of the Crotonians[21].
- Constitutions comprises Constitution of the Syracusans[22].
- Constitutions comprises Constitution of the Troezenians[23].
- Constitutions comprises Constitution of the Naxians[24].
- Constitutions comprises Constitution of the Methonians[25].
- Constitutions comprises Constitution of the Colophonians[26].
- Constitutions comprises Constitution of the Locrians[27].
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Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include group of literary works[5] and book series[6].
Why It Matters
Constitutions draws 22 Wikipedia views per month (group_of_literary_works category, ranking #25 of 33).[2]