Historiae Naturalis Libri XXXVII, V1 (1827)

The work delves into a comprehensive exploration of natural history, covering topics from earth and sea to celestial bodies and animals. Divided into four sections—land, water, air, and animals—it includes detailed descriptions of plants, animals, and medicinal substances. This significant source of ancient natural science remains informative and relevant today. The 1827 edition consolidates all thirty-seven books into one volume, preserving its cultural importance while making it accessible in a modern format.