Theodore Gaza's Translation of Aristotle's De Animalibus: Content, Influence, and Date

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Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies 47 (4):469 - 513 (2007)
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Gaza's translation was dedicated to Pope Sixtus IV, his influential re-ordering of the books of Historia Animalium was unwarranted, and our chapter divisions go back to his 1476 editio princeps.

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