A Link between Two Manuscripts of Aristotle's De Partibus Animalium?

Classical Quarterly 18 (2):279-281 (1968)
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The value and date ofVaticanus graecus1339, which contains many of the works of Aristotle, have been much disputed. Here I want only to argue that at the beginning of theDe Partibus Animalium, the first work it contains, it is closely related toParisinus graecus1853, the great tenth-century manuscript which is one of our major authorities for many of Aristotle's writings.

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