
Aristotle's History of Animals / In Ten Books
- Essays
- Book language: English
- 352 pages
Aristotle's History of Animals is an ancient Greek treatise in ten books, a systematic study of animals based on observation and comparison. It discusses anatomy, behavior, and differences among species, often engaging with earlier writers. It is worth listening to as an early foundation of zoology and natural history.
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