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COPY LINK DOWNLOAD: https://bookyumpuclsic.blogspot.com/?link=0814254535 Albertus Magnus has long been recognized as one of the greatest minds of the Middle Ages his contemporaries conferred upon him the titlenbsp Doctor Universalis. An epitaph at his tomb described him as prince among philosophers, greater than Plato, and hardly inferior to King Solomon in wisdom. In 1941, Pope Pius XII named Albertus Magnus patron saint of scientists. In his worknbsp De animalibus,nbsp Albert integrated the vast amount of information on nature that had come down to him in previous centuries: the exposition of Michael Scotus17 translation from the Arabic of Aristotle17 books on the natural world (Books 111 19), Albert17 own revisions to Aristotle17 teachings (Books 2011 21), and a 20 dictionary21 of animals appropriated largely from thenbsp De natura rerumnbsp of Thomas of Cantimpr#233 (Books 2211 26). Albert17 comprehensive treatise on living things was acknowledged as the reputable authority in biology for almost five hundred years. In this translated and annotated edition, Kenneth F. Kitchell Jr. andnbsp Irven Michael Resnick illuminate the importance of this work, allowing Albert17 magnum opus to be better understood and more widely appreciated than ever before. Broken into two volumes (Books 111 10 and 1111 26),Albertus Magnus On Animalsnbsp is a veritable medieval scientific encyclopedia, ranging in topics from medicine, embryology, and comparative anatomy to women, hunting
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Albertus Magnus has long been recognized as one of the greatest minds of the Middle Ages his contemporaries conferred upon him the titlenbsp Doctor Universalis. An epitaph at his tomb described him as prince among philosophers, greater than Plato, and hardly inferior to King Solomon in wisdom. In 1941, Pope Pius XII named Albertus Magnus patron saint of scientists. In his worknbsp De animalibus,nbsp Albert integrated the vast amount of information on nature that had come down to him in previous centuries: the exposition of Michael Scotus17 translation from the Arabic of Aristotle17 books on the natural world (Books 111 19), Albert17 own revisions to Aristotle17 teachings (Books 2011 21), and a 20 dictionary21 of animals appropriated largely from thenbsp De natura rerumnbsp of Thomas of Cantimpr#233 (Books 2211 26). Albert17 comprehensive treatise on living things was acknowledged as the reputable authority in biology for almost five hundred years. In this translated and annotated edition, Kenneth F. Kitchell Jr. andnbsp Irven Michael Resnick illuminate the importance of this work, allowing Albert17 magnum opus to be better understood and more widely appreciated than ever before. Broken into two volumes (Books 111 10 and 1111 26),Albertus Magnus On Animalsnbsp is a veritable medieval scientific encyclopedia, ranging in topics from medicine, embryology, and comparative anatomy to women, hunting
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Albertus Magnus has long been recognized as one of the greatest minds of the Middle Ages his
contemporaries conferred upon him the titlenbsp Doctor Universalis. An epitaph at his tomb
described him as prince among philosophers, greater than Plato, and hardly inferior to King
Solomon in wisdom. In 1941, Pope Pius XII named Albertus Magnus patron saint of scientists. In
his worknbsp De animalibus,nbsp Albert integrated the vast amount of information on nature that
had come down to him in previous centuries: the exposition of Michael Scotus17 translation from
the Arabic of Aristotle17 books on the natural world (Books 111 19), Albert17 own revisions to
Aristotle17 teachings (Books 2011 21), and a 20 dictionary21 of animals appropriated largely from
thenbsp De natura rerumnbsp of Thomas of Cantimpr#233 (Books 2211 26). Albert17
comprehensive treatise on living things was acknowledged as the reputable authority in biology for
almost five hundred years. In this translated and annotated edition, Kenneth F. Kitchell Jr.
andnbsp Irven Michael Resnick illuminate the importance of this work, allowing Albert17 magnum
opus to be better understood and more widely appreciated than ever before. Broken into two
volumes (Books 111 10 and 1111 26),Albertus Magnus On Animalsnbsp is a veritable medieval
scientific encyclopedia, ranging in topics from medicine, embryology, and comparative anatomy to
women, hunting and everyday life, commerce, and much more12 an essential work for historians,
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