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Who wrote the encyclopedia on natural history that discussed meteorology geography botany zoology and astronomy?
Pliny the elder!
Who wrote an encyclopedia on a natural history that discussed meteorology geography botany zoology and astronomy?
Pliny the elder!
Who wrote an encyclopedia on natural history that discussed meterology geography botony zoology and astronomy?
Pliny the elder!
Who wrote an encyclopedia on natural history that's discussed meteorology geography botany zoology and astronomy?
Pliny and elder Pliny and elder Pliny The Elder
Who wrote an encyclopedia on natural history that discussed meteorology geography botany zoology and astonomy?
Pliny the elder!
Who wrote an encyclopedia on natural history that's discussed meteorology geographybotanyzoologyand astronomy?
The encyclopedia on natural history that discusses meteorology, geography, botany, zoology, and astronomy was written by the Roman philosopher and naturalist Pliny the Elder. His work, titled "Natural History" (Naturalis Historia), encompasses a vast range of topics and is considered one of the largest single works to have survived from the Roman Empire. Pliny's encyclopedia aimed to compile all known knowledge of the natural world at the time.
How many pages does International Encyclopedia of Human Geography have?
International Encyclopedia of Human Geography has 8250 pages.
When was International Encyclopedia of Human Geography created?
International Encyclopedia of Human Geography was created in 2009-08.
What is oldest encyclopedia?
The oldest known encyclopedia is believed to be "Naturalis Historia" by Pliny the Elder, written in the first century AD. This work covered a wide range of topics including natural history, astronomy, geography, and medicine.
In which field of learning did Muslims excel?
Math, Medicine, and science. _______________________________________ and geography, Astronomy, and sociology
Is galaxy a part of geography?
No it is a subject in Astronomy.
What has the author John Sharman written?
John Sharman has written: 'An introduction to astronomy, geography, and the use of the globes' -- subject(s): Astronomy, Geography, Textbooks
