Brooklyn, NY : Archipelago Books, 2021 First Archipelago Books edition.
Table of Contents:
“…My history with animals -- The ostrich -- The meerkat -- Aelian, On the nature of animals -- The ecopark -- Life in the woods -- The creatures of Azul -- The birds -- Onelli's experiments and observations -- One corner -- Monkey business -- A naturalist -- A book for thought -- A rural city -- Ramiro Rodr̕guez -- Varieties -- The avian city -- Animal planet I -- The Lima Zoo -- Clara's parrot -- Naturalists in the nineteenth century -- Surroundings -- Animal planet II -- The anteater -- Sayings and legends -- Alex the parrot, and other of that ilk -- The bird of a thousand songs -- Our relatives -- The Horco Molle Nature Reserve -- Plaza Almagro -- Oddities -- The Rolinga Dog.…”
Table of Contents:
“…Volume I -- Introduction: The life and works of Albert the Great -- Book one: On animal and human members -- The first tract, on the diversity of animal members -- The second tract, on the disposition of human members -- The third tract, on the internal members -- Book two: A comparison of the human and other animals -- The first tract, on the visible members -- The second tract, a comparison of the internal members of animals and humans -- Book three: On the origin of the uniform members in animals -- The first tract, on the veins, blood, and nerves -- The second tract, on the uniform members which are not contiguous -- Book four -- The first tract, on bloodless marine animals -- The second tract, on sense, voice, and sleep in bloodless animals and the difference between male and female -- Book five: On the generation of animals -- The first tract, on differences in their copulation -- The second tract, on sperm production and the formation of young -- Book six: The nature, anatomy, and generation of eggs -- The first tract, on diversity among eggs -- The second tract, on the eggs of fish and swimmers -- The third tract, on the generation of viviparous walkers -- Book seven -- The first tract, on the dispositions and life of animals -- The second tract, on health and illnesses of animals -- The third tract, a digression on the things introduced -- Book eight: On animals' habits -- The first tract, on why they fight one another -- The second tract, on animal prudence and stupidity -- The third tract, in one, on the cunning and cleverness of sea creatures -- The fourth tract, on cleverness in ringed creatures -- The fifth tract, on the habits of quadrupeds -- The sixth tract, solving doubts arising above -- Book nine: On the principles and origin of human generation -- The first tract, on human origin from a mature seed -- The second tract, treating Galen and Aristotle on human generation -- Book ten: On impediments to generation -- The first tract -- The second tract, on the causes of sterility -- Volume II -- Book eleven -- The first tract, on the order of instruction of animals -- The second tract, on the ultimate end of animals -- Book twelve: On the cause of uniform and nonuniform members -- The first tract, on uniform and principle members -- The second tract, on the nature of uniform members -- The third tract, on the organic members of the head -- Book thirteen: On the inner members -- The first tract, on the windpipe, esophagus, and lungs -- The second tract, on the intestines -- Book fourteen: On the outer members -- The first tract, on the outer members of ringed animals, shellfish, and the Malakye -- The second tract, on the visible members -- Book fifteen: On the causes of the generation of animals -- The first tract, on the distinction between the sexes -- The second tract, on the nature of sperm -- Book sixteen: On the powers of reproduction, with respect both to the soul and to the members -- The first tract, on the introduction of the soul -- The second tract, on sterility in animals and on the generation of homogeneous members -- Book seventeen: On oviparous animals -- The first tract, on oviparous birds -- The second tract, on the ringed creatures -- Book Eighteen: On the generation of perfect animals -- The first tract, on the differentiation of the sexes -- The second tract, on the number of offspring -- Book nineteen: On the senses and their accidents -- Book twenty: On the nature of animal bodies -- The first tract, on what constitutes the body -- The second tract, on the formal powers -- Book twenty-one: On perfect and imperfect animals -- The first tract, on degrees of perfection -- Book twenty-two: On the nature of animals -- The first tract, on the human -- The second tract, on quadrupeds -- Book twenty-three: On the nature of birds -- Book twenty-four: On aquatic animals -- Book twenty-five: On the nature of serpents -- I. …”