Aristotle wrote six books that were edited by students and later lecturers.

1.Categories

2. On Interpretation

3. Prior Analytics

4. Posterior Analytics

5. Topics

6. On Sophistical Refutations

That is a moot point and matter for the poet to decide.

My opinion is that 'Of Something' would most likely be aspects around that Something, whereas 'On Something' would be more specifically about the Something.

Something that is sophistical seems to make sense, but is actually false or incomplete. An example of sophistical used in a sentence is: His sophistical argument sounded great at the dinner party, but when I thought about it further on the way home I found I disagreed.

He considered religion to be unscientific, and not needed in modern society.

JAMES W. KIRCHNER has written:

'THE GAIA HYPOTHESIS: CONJECTURES AND REFUTATIONS'