Roman Farm Management - The Treatises of Cato and Varro by Marcus Porcius Cato
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I. Introduction: the antiquity of country life
II. Of the definition of a Roman villa III. Of the Roman development of the industries of the steading IV. Of aviaries V. a. for profit b. for pleasure (including here the description of Varro's own aviary) VI. Of pea-cocks VII. Of pigeons VIII. Of turtle doves IX. Of poultry X. Of geese XI. Of ducks XII. Of rabbits XIII. Of game preserves XIV. Of snails XV. Of dormice XVI. Of bees XVII. Of fish ponds INDEX. ROMAN FARM MANAGEMENT NOTE UPON THE ROMAN AGRONOMISTS |
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