Geoponicorum, Sive De Re Rustica Libri Xx, Cassiano Basso, ... Collectore, Antea Constantino Porphyrogenneto A Quibusdam Adscripti, Graece Et Latine,

"Geoponicorum, Sive De Re Rustica Libri Xx" is a historical treatise on agriculture, compiled by Cassianus Bassus and previously attributed to Constantine Porphyrogennetus. This edition presents the text in both Greek and Latin, meticulously reviewed and illustrated by Jo. Nicolao Niclas, building upon the earlier work of Petri Needham. The book delves into a wide range of agricultural practices, offering insights into historical farming techniques and providing a valuable resource for understanding the evolution of agricultural science. It is of particular interest to historians of science and agriculture, as well as those studying ancient texts and practices. This work preserves and disseminates knowledge crucial to understanding the historical relationship between humanity and the land.

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