[Footnote 192: A copious treatise of husbandry, by an
Arabian of Seville, in the xiith century, is in the Escurial
library, and Casiri had some thoughts of translating it. He
gives a list of the authors quoted, Arabs as well as Greeks,
Latins, &c.; but it is much if the Andalusian saw these
strangers through the medium of his countryman Columella,
(Casiri, Bibliot. Arabico-Hispana, tom. i. p. 323 - 338.)]