13. Pliny and His Natural History
The sciences, which could not be furthered during the disastrous reigns of the first empe the reign of Vespasian. This emperor backed the sciences with all his power; he instituted schools where the sciences were taught at the same time as philosophy. The desire for learning wasrors, finally began t...
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Publications scientifiques du Muséum
2012
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