Fred. Gronovi In Aliquot C. Plini Naturalis Historiae Libros Notae Emendatius Editae Et Locupletioribus Indicibus Auctae (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781270860846)

This is a meticulously edited and expanded edition of Frederic Gronovius's notes on several books of Pliny the Elder's "Natural History." A cornerstone of classical literature and scientific inquiry, Pliny's work provides an encyclopedic view of the natural world as understood in the first century AD. Gronovius's notes offer invaluable insights into the text, clarifying obscurities, correcting errors, and expanding upon Pliny's observations.

This edition features emendations to Gronovius's original notes and augmented indices, making it an indispensable resource for scholars and enthusiasts of classical history, ancient science, and the history of natural philosophy. It remains a testament to the enduring legacy of Pliny the Elder and the dedication of subsequent generations of scholars in preserving and interpreting his work.

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