De Animalibus Historiae Libri Decem by Aristoteles, presented in both Greek and Latin, is a cornerstone of zoological literature. Recensuit Johannes Gottlob Schneider, this edition offers invaluable insights into the biological knowledge of the ancient world. Aristoteles' meticulous observations and systematic approach provide a foundational understanding of animal anatomy, behavior, and classification. This work remains essential for scholars of classical studies, the history of science, and the life sciences, offering a direct connection to the origins of zoological inquiry.

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