Aristotle's animals in the Middle Ages and Renaissance

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Leuven, Belgium: Leuven University Press (1999)
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Bestiary or biology? Aristotles Animals in Oxford, Merton College MS 271.Michael Camille
The Zoological Writings in the Hebrew Tradition. The Hebrew approach to Aristotle's zoological writings and to their ancient and medieval commentators in the Middle Ages.  (pages 44--68)Mauro Zonta
On Animals: excerpts of Aristotle and Ibn SÎnâ in MarwazÎ's Tabâ'i⊂ al-Hayawân.  (pages 91--120)Remke Kruk

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