The compiler of the anonymous ἱππιατρικά is not named. The collection was assembled in the fifth or sixth century CE in the eastern Roman empire. The language of the books on this page is Greek.
What this site holds is an anthology that quotes earlier Greek on the ἵππος: Apsyrtus, Theomnestus, Eumelus, Hierocles, Anatolius of Berytus. Pelagonius is Latin put into Greek. Titles already on this page include the Fragments of Anatolius, the Anatolius oxen fragments, the Berlin Veterinary Works, the Cambridge Veterinary Works, the London additions, the Lugdunensian excerpts, the Paris Veterinary Works, and the Fragments of Timotheus of Gaza.
A passage here is quotation. The earlier Greek in these excerpts remains that earlier Greek.
The writers’ autographs are lost where the excerpt is our only witness.
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