Animal Conventions in English Renaissance Non-religious Prose, 1550-1600Bookman Associates, 1954 - 166 pagina's |
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... century A.D. , Pliny the Elder ( Gaius Plinius Secundus ) ; in the third century A.D. Oppian , Solinus ( Gaius Julius Solinus ) , and Aelian ( Claudius Aelianus ) . The most important one of this group is Pliny , whose Naturalis ...
... century A.D. , Pliny the Elder ( Gaius Plinius Secundus ) ; in the third century A.D. Oppian , Solinus ( Gaius Julius Solinus ) , and Aelian ( Claudius Aelianus ) . The most important one of this group is Pliny , whose Naturalis ...
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... century ) ; and the Etymologies of Isidore of Seville ( seventh century ) . These works provided no information about animals that had not been given already by Aristotle , Pliny , and other ancient writers . Isidore forms a connecting ...
... century ) ; and the Etymologies of Isidore of Seville ( seventh century ) . These works provided no information about animals that had not been given already by Aristotle , Pliny , and other ancient writers . Isidore forms a connecting ...
Pagina 18
... century drew their material almost wholly from earlier writings or popular tradition ; and even Aristotle cites Aesop as one of his authorities . Pliny relied on Aesop , Aris- totle , and Juba II ; medieval and sixteenth - century ...
... century drew their material almost wholly from earlier writings or popular tradition ; and even Aristotle cites Aesop as one of his authorities . Pliny relied on Aesop , Aris- totle , and Juba II ; medieval and sixteenth - century ...
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