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... King of Macedon , Amyntas II . , and who was himself , as Stahr informs us , the author of several treatises on subjects connected with natural science . ' Do we detract aught from the fame of Aristotle when we assert that his History ...
... king . The drone , therefore , was not recognised as being the male bee . He seems to have been a useless sort of personage , making no honey , and supported by the other bees . The bee ( uéλTTa ) , the king - bee ( Baotlevs τῶν ...
... king of beasts has only one bone in its neck , but no cervical vertebra . Whence arose such a preposterous opinion ? The lion is no exception to other viviparous quadrupeds , having seven vertebræ in the neck , like them . It is clear ...
... King Alexander , being much interested in the habits of animals , commissioned several thousand men , whom he placed in various districts of Asia and Europe , to communicate to Aristotle the result of their observations either in ...
... King of Epirus , a country which adjoined Macedon , and as the elephant was used by him not more than forty years after the death of Aristotle for the purposes of warfare , it is probable that the people of Epirus had long before that ...