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	John Ray - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		They demonstrated the ascent of the sap through the wood of the tree, and supposed the sap to precipitate a kind of white coagulum or jelly, which may be well conceived to be the part which every year between bark and tree turns to wood and of which the leaves and fruits are made.
		The first two editions of the Catalogus plantarum Angliae (1670, 1677) were likewise arranged alphabetically; but in the Synopsis stirpium rum (1690, 1696, also re-edited by Dillenius, 1724, and by Hill, 1760) Ray applied the scheme of classification which he had by that time elaborated in the Methodus and the Historia plantarum.
		The classification of the Methodus was extended and improved in the Historia plantarum, but was disfigured by a large class of Anomalae, to include forms that the other orders did not easily admit, and by the separation of the cereals from other grasses.
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	Historia Plantarum
		Historia Plantarum (Latin for History of Plants) is the name by which is known an atlas of botany written by Theophrastus between the third and the second century BC.
		This work was organised in ten books, and is an encyclopedia of the plant kingdom, in which a draft taxonomy is sketched, together with a basic classification of plant "elements".
		The work served as a reference point in botany for many centuries, and was further developed around 1200 by Giovanni Bodeo da Stapelio, who added a commentarius and drawings.
	www.starrepublic.org /encyclopedia/wikipedia/h/hi/historia_plantarum.html (115 words)

	Historia Regum Britanniae Bibliography Geoffrey of Monmouth kings of the Britons The Illiad Cymbeline Old King Cole ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Geoffrey of Monmouth's '''Historia Regum Britanni?' (English: The History of the Kings of Britain) was written around 1136.
		For many centuries, the Historia was accepted at face value, and much of its material was incorporated into Holinshed's 16th century Chronicles.
		Historia Regum Britanniae Durham Cathedral is completed Construction of Exeter Cathedral begun June 4 - Lothair III is crowned Holy Roman Emperor by Innocent II [ edit ] Births March 5 - King Henry II of England...
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		This is followed by the 'Altera appendix', intended as a supplement to the 'Rariorum plantarum historiae', and finally Clusius' translations of and commentaries on Belon, the ' Plurimarum singularium and memorabilium rerum in Graecia, Asia, Aegypto, Iudaea, Arabia, aliisque exteris provinciis an ipso conspectarum observationes' and the 'De neglecta plantarum libellus'.
		It is followed by the 'Fungorum historia', the first published treatise on fungi, which L'Écluse had composed during his stay with the Count of Batthyam in Hungary, Giovanni Pona's 'Plantae quae in Baldo Monte reperiuntur', and letters of Honorius Belli and Tobias Roelsius.
		This is followed by the 'Altera appendix', intended as a supplement to the 'Rariorum plantarum historiae', and finally L'Écluse's translations of and commentaries on Belon, the 'Plurimarum singularium and memorabilium rerum in Graecia, Asia, Aegypto, Iudaea, Arabia, aliisque exteris provinciis ab ipso conspectarum observationes' and the 'De neglecta plantarum libellus'.
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	Chicago Botanic Garden - Plants in Print Book List Press Release (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The “rediscovery” of “Historia plantarum” during the Renaissance, and its subsequent printing in 1483, introduced Theophrastus’s contributions to a new era of scholars and students throughout Europe.
		“Eicones plantarum seu stirpium, arborum nempe, fructicum, herbarum, fructuum, lignorum, radicum, omnis generis”
		Scholars believe “Eicones plantarum …” may have been used as a field guide to identify medicinal plants, or as a picture book of the new and exotic plants that were appearing for the first time in late 16th-century Europe.
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	Historia Plantarum Finn's Fine Books Facsimile Book Catalogue
		The topics in the Historia Plantarum are organised in alphabetical sections; the opening page of each section is richly decorated with architectural motifs, especially Gothic pinnacles, entwined with bizarre tendrils flecked with gold.
		We owe to the prestigious workshop of Giovannino de Grassi, aided by his son Salomone and a number of assistants sufficient to complete an enterprise of such great size and importance, the extraordinary illustrations of the Historia Plantarum.
		The twenty-four frontispieces, one for each letter of the alphabet, prepared for each section containing the descriptions of the individual substances, are outstanding for their quality and decorative magnificence.
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	Read about John Ray at WorldVillage Encyclopedia. Research John Ray and learn about John Ray here! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Historia Plantarum was an important step towards modern taxonomy.
		John Wilkins to translate his Real Character into Latin, and it seems he actually completed a translation, which, however, remained in manuscript; his Methodus plantarum nova was in fact undertaken as a part of Wilkins's great classificatory scheme.
		The plants, 626 in number, are enumerated alphabetically, but A system of classification differing is sketched at the end of the book; and the notes contain many curious references to other parts of natural history.
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		He lived on the borders of Mercia and probably was a pupil of Elbod, bishop of Bangor.
		The Historia is a compilation containing much on the early history of Britain and the Anglo-Saxon invasions.
		His Historia Anglorum is important not because it gives many new facts but because it was much used by later writers.
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	Historia Plantarum - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Historia Plantarum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Historia Plantarum - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Historia Plantarum.
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	Significant Scots - Robert Morison
		This appointment he held, occasionally employing himself besides on his great work, Historia Plantarum Oxoniensis, till his death, which took place on the 9th November, 1683, in consequence of an injury which he received from the pole of a carriage, as he was crossing a street.
		His next publication was, "Plantarum Umbelliferarum Distributio Nova, per tabulas cognationis et afflnitatis, ex libro Naturae observata et delecta, Oxon, 1672," fol.
		This was given as a specimen of his great work, "Historia Plantarum Universalis Oxoniensis." It attracted the notice of the learned throughout all Europe, and added greatly to his reputation.
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	Carolus Clusius Historia Rariorum Plantarum Translation -
		Your ultimate carolus clusius historia rariorum plantarum translation resource.
		History; Pharmacology; His Rariorum plantarum historia (1601) records approximately...
		Clusius, Carolus (1526-1609) of Arras, France (Ort49) was a famous botanist who wrote "Rariorum plantarum historia...
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	Historia Plantarum: Definition and Links by Encyclopedian.com - All about Historia Plantarum
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		Historia Plantarum (Latin for history of Plants) is the name by which is commonly known Theophrastus' atlas[?] of botany, written between the third and the second century BC.
		This work was organised in ten books, and is a sort of encyclopedia of the green kingdom, in which a draft of taxonomy is sketched, together with an elementary classification of plants' elements.
	www.encyclopedian.com /hi/Historia-Plantarum.html (132 words)

	Historia Plantarum Article, HistoriaPlantarum Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		This work was organised in ten books, and isan encyclopedia of the plant kingdom, in which a draft taxonomy is sketched, together with a basicclassification of plant "elements".
		Historia Planatarum —Selected drawings and the frontpages of the 1200 edition (in Italian)
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	Theophrastus (372 – 288 BCE) On Piety, quoted by Porphry (3rd century CE), On Abstinence 2
		The only dates that will keep, they say, are those which grow in the Valley of Syria, while those that grow in Egypt, Cyprus and elsewhere are used when fresh.
		Among the plants that grow in Arabia, Syria and India the aromatic plants are somewhat exceptional and distinct from the plants of other lands; for instance, frankincense, myrrh, cassia, opobalsam, cinnamon and all other such plants.(Historia Plantarum, IV, 4:14, trans.
		They say that there are only two parks in which it grows, one of about four acres, the other much smaller.
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	Historia Plantarum - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Historia Plantarum - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Historia Planatarum (http://www.storia-postale.net/Herbarium1/plantarum.htm) —Selected drawings and the front pages of the 1200 edition (in Italian)
		This page was last modified 04:40, 7 May 2004.
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		Such luxuriant growth is called "goating" (tragan) by Theophrastus (Historia plantarum 4.14.6), and with it he indicates the adverse effects of an abnormality whose result is excessive foliar and floral growth but few appreciable fruits.
		Moreover, by drawing on Theophrastus' technical discussion of propagation methods for the genus Allium (Historia plantarum 7.4.12), it becomes clear that the related term physinx ("bladder") represents the whole flowering mass of the garlic plant, swelling with buds and bulbils, and that popular association has prompted the sexual imagery.
		In the case of the onion (krommyon), Theophrastus (Historia plantarum 1.10.8) points out that the leaves of certain varieties are hollow.
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	panini editore
		Manuscript 459 from the Casanatense Library, known as Historia Plantarum (published by Franco Cosimo Panini in a superb facsimile edition), includes and deals, in a systematic and comprehensive manner, with plants, animals and minerals with respect to their pharmacological qualities and their therapeutic properties.
		In leafing through this Code, compiled towards the end of the fourteenth century at the court of Gian Galeazzo Visconti for Wenceslaus IV, king of Bohemia, anybody would feel their hands shake confronted with the beauty of so many pictures and with the depth of the medical and philosophical knowledge displayed.
		On the other hand, it is important to know a great number of vegetable (as well as animal and mineral) species, to process the pulmenta, the salsamenta, the preparata, the composita, the unguenta and the medicamenta, to ensure that a correct choice allows a synergic action of the elements employed.
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	John Ray - Metaweb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The botanical terms ‘petal’ and ‘pollen’ were first used by Ray, and he was the first botanist to distinguish between monocotyledons and dicotyledons.
		Ray’s Historia Plantarum was the first textbook of modern botany.
		Many of the 19th-century natural historians who influenced Darwin, such as Agassiz, Paley, Sedgwick, and Buckland, were followers of natural theology or strongly influenced by it." [2]
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	Ray : Historia plantarum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Historia plantarum, species hactenus editas aliasque insuper multas noviter inventas and descriptas complectens.
		Ray managed to classify according to many of the natural families that are recognised today even though his taxonomical principles were primitive.
		The word 'historia' in the title of this work reminds us of Bacon's influence on the Royal Society of which Ray was a member.
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	HISTORIA PLANTARUM. - RAY, JOHN. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		¶ First Edition of the magnum opus of the 'Father of English natural history.' Historia Plantarum is considered one of the greatest botanical works produced by one individual.
		Ray was 'the greatest botanist of the 17th century; indeed one of the greatest of any century.
		In his greatest botanical work, the Historia Plantarum, he not only described all the plants he knew, arranging them in his system, but contributed an extraordinary survey of the whole field of botany.
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	Carolus Clusius Historia Rariorum Plantarum... -
		Illustration of a crocus from Carolus Clusius, Rariorum plantarum historia, Antwerp, Plantin, 1601, p...
		His great work was Rariorum Plantarum historia (1601).
		Carolus Clusius: Rariorum Plantarum Historia (1601) Hondius: Dapes Inemptae oft de Moufe...
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		De Historia Stirpium is a great folio with more than 500 full page woodcuts of plants and is one of many examples of the extraordinary capacity for hard work evinced by our predecessors.
		Ray was prolific in other subjects as well as botany but here I would like to particularly draw your attention to his greatest work, the Historia Plantarum in three enormous folio volumes, 1686-1704, a convincing tribute to his genius as a systematic botanist and possibly the largest botanical undertaking by one man.
		In 1753 Linnaeus published Species Plantarum, from which dates the binomial system of nomenclature, in which a plant is designated by two words, the name of a genus followed by a specific epithet.
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		Historia Plantarum: quae in Horto Academico Lugduni - Batavorum crescunt cum earum charateribus, & medicinalibus virtutibus.
		Historia frumentorum, leguminum, palustrium et aquatilium herbarum ac eorum, quae eo pertinent.
		Eicones plantarum seu stirpium, arborum nempe, fructicum, herbarum, fructuum, lignorum, radicum, omnis generis: tam inquilinorum, quam exoticorum: quae partim Germania sponte producit, partim ab exteris regionibus allata in Germania plantantur: in gratiam medicinae reique herbariae studiosorum, in tres partes digestae: adiecto indice gemino locupletissimo.
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	Find in a Library: Historia plantarum species hactenus editas aliasque insuper multas noviter inventas & descriptas ...
		Find in a Library: Historia plantarum species hactenus editas aliasque insuper multas noviter inventas & descriptas complectens.
		In qua agitur primò de plantis in genere, earumque partibus, accidentibus & differentiis; deinde genera omnia tum summa tum subalterna ad species usque infimas, notis suis certis & characteristicis definita, methodo naturæ vestigiis insistente disponuntur; species singulæ accurate describuntur, obscura illustrantur, omissa supplentur, superflua resecantur, synonyma necessaria adjiciuntur; vires denique & usus recepti compendiò traduntur.
		Historia plantarum species hactenus editas aliasque insuper multas noviter inventas & descriptas complectens.
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	GARDENS OF KNOWLEDGE: An Exhibit of Books About Botanical Gardens, Cultivating the Exotic
		Caspar Commelin, Dutch physician, botanist, and professor, was the nephew of Jan Commelin, a spice merchant instrumental in the growth of the Amsterdam botanical garden.
		Selectarum stirpium americanarum historia in qua ad linnænum systema determinatæ descriptæque sistuntur plantæ; illæ, quas in insulis Martinica Jamaica, Domingo, alliisque, et in vicinæ continentis parte observavit rariores.
		During his medical studies in Vienna, Jacquin came to the attention of the emperor, and was sent to the West Indies to collect plants for the Hapbsurg park of Schönbrunn.
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