![Title page and frontispiece of Aristotle's Master-piece improved. (London: Printed, and sold by the book sellers, [1766]). The frontispiece is a woodcut image showing a scholar in a library at a desk writing with a quill pen with a hirsute nude woman standing to his left and a black child standing to her left with a window behind them showing the sun shining in. NLM Call number: WZ 260 A718m 1766.](images/greek_doc16.jpg "Title page and frontispiece of Aristotle's Master-piece improved. (London: Printed, and sold by the book sellers, [1766]). NLM Call number: WZ 260 A718m 1766.")
Pseudo-Aristotle Aristotle’s Master-piece improved. (London: Printed, and sold by the book sellers, [1766]).
Aristotle’s Master-piece first appeared in England in the 1690s as a popular guide to human reproduction.
Pseudo-Aristotle Aristotle’s Master-piece improved. (London: Printed, and sold by the book sellers, [1766]).
Aristotle’s Master-piece first appeared in England in the 1690s as a popular guide to human reproduction.