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Nature, Gardens & Animals
Fishing from the Earliest Times
William Radcliffe
643 pages~12 hr 49 min read53 chapters$4.99
Fishing is far older than any of us, reaching back into the ancient world. Radcliffe traces its history from the earliest times through Greek and Roman days, quoting Homer and the classics on the fishermen and methods of antiquity. Scholarly, rich, and absorbing. Follow the hook and line back to the dawn of the sport.
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53 chapters
- 1PREFACE
- 2INTRODUCTION
- 3PART I
- 4PART II
- 5GREEK AND ROMAN FISHING.[122]
- 6CHAPTER I HOMER—THE POSITION OF FISHERMEN
- 7CHAPTER II HOMER—METHODS OF FISHING
- 8CHAPTER III THE CONTEST BETWEEN HOMER AND HESIOD—HOMER’S DEATH
- 9CHAPTER IV THE DOLPHIN—HERODOTUS—THE ICHTHYOPHAGI—THE TUNNY
- 10CHAPTER V
- 11CHAPTER VI CHARACTERISTICS OF FISHERMEN IN GREECE AND ROME—POVERTY “THE BADGE OF ALL OUR TRIBE”—DEITIES OF FISHING
- 12CHAPTER VII THEOCRITUS—THE GREEK EPIGRAMMATISTS
- 13CHAPTER VIII THE TWO PLINYS—MARTIAL—WAS THE ROD JOINTED?
- 14CHAPTER IX THE FIRST MENTION OF A FLY
- 15CHAPTER X
- 16CHAPTER XI
- 17CHAPTER XII
- 18CHAPTER XIII AUSONIUS—SALMO, SALAR AND FARIO—FIRST MENTION OF THE PIKE
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