Rerum Rusticarum libri tres
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Varro's *Rerum Rusticarum libri tres* is structured as a conversation between three characters: a wise landowner, a practical farmer, and a learned scholar. They discuss a wide range of topics related to rural life and agriculture, from the best methods for cultivating different crops to the management of livestock and the importance of proper farm labor. Varro provides detailed advice on techniques, including crop rotation, soil management, and the selection of appropriate breeds of animals. He also delves into the economic considerations of farming, addressing topics like land ownership, market prices, and the role of labor in agricultural production. The dialogue format allows Varro to explore philosophical questions about the nature of work, the value of a simple life, and the connections between rural life and the broader Roman society. The work is a testament to Varro's vast knowledge and his ability to weave together practical guidance with philosophical insights, offering a unique glimpse into the agricultural practices and values of ancient Rome.Book Details
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