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Let him read the treatises of the ancient philosophers, and learn at last that I was not the first to investigate these subjects: it was my predecessors long ago, I mean Aristotle, Theophrastus, Eudemus, Lyco, and others later than Plato. These have left us very many books on the generation of animals, their diet, their anatomy, and all their characteristic features.
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