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	Plantaardigheden.nl - Leesmaar.nl Inhoud Dodoens' Cruijdeboeck 1554
		Bekijk de originele boeken van Dodoens in de Bibliotheek van het Rijksmuseum, Frans van Mierisstraat 92, Amsterdam op dinsdag t/m zaterdag van 10.00 tot 17.00 uur.
		Voor de determinatie van de planten in het Cruijdeboeck is als uitgangspunt genomen de lijst van plantennamen in de facsimile-uitgave van Histoire des plantes, 1557 (Carolus Clusius' vertaling van Dodoens' Cruijdeboeck uit 1554), die in 1978 is verschenen onder redactie van J.-E. Opsomer.
		Een eerste opzet voor de namen in de kruidboeken van Rembert Dodoens is een - onvoltooid - register op het Cruydt-Boeck van 1644.
	leesmaar.nl /cruijdeboeck (744 words)

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		Rembert Dodonaeus (1517-1585), Flemish physician and botanist, was one of the three great Flemish botanists in the second half of the 16th century, the others being Clusius and Lobel.
		"Dodoens' 'Florum, et coronarium' was devoted to those flowers, ranging from herbaceous annuals and perennials to rare bulbous plants, that were traditionally used in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries to form garlands and wreaths, 'coronae'; in fact a garden planted with such flowers was sometimes referred to in this period as 'hortus coronarius'.
		Rembert Dodoens (1517-1585), Flemish physician and botanist, was one of the three great Flemish botanists of the second half of the sixteenth century, the others being Clusius and L'Obel.
	www.paeo.de /h1/dod.html (1227 words)

	Rembert Dodoens - Wikipedia
		Rembert Dodoens (Mechelen, 29 juni 1517 of 1518 – Leiden 10 maart 1585), beter bekend onder zijn gelatiniseerde naam Rembertus Dodonaeus, was een Brabantse (Vlaamse) plantkundige en arts.
		Dodoens studeerde te Leuven geneeskunde, kosmografie en aardrijkskunde, en Latijn en Grieks aan het Collegium Trilingue.
		In 1541 werd hij stadsgeneesheer te Mechelen, daarna was hij van 1575 tot 1578 keizerlijk lijfarts te Wenen.
	nl.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rembert_Dodoens (234 words)

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		Rembert Dodoens is the first Belgianbotanist of world-wide renown.
		Dodoens studied medicine at Louvain and latervisited the universities and medical schools of France, Italy, and Germany,eventually becoming a physician.
		Thetext of Dodoens' herbal is not a translation of Fuchs, as many assume.Instead, Dodoens used Fuchs as his model for the description of each plant.The method of arrangement is his own.
	www.csdl.tamu.edu /FLORA/cushing/Dodoens.htm (246 words)

	Rembert Dodoens
		Rembert Dodoens is dertien jaar oud wanneer hij zich inschrijft aan de universiteit van Leuven.
		Dodoens' eerste publicatie, 'Herbarium', schrijft hij als hij zestien is. Op zich al verdienstelijk zou je denken.
		Rembert Dodoens werkte veel en hard, met een eindeloze liefde voor zijn werk en voor de wetenschap.
	degrootstebelg.be /dgb_master/100belgen/dgb_dodoens_rembert/index.shtml (360 words)

	Early Botany Illustrated
		Rembert Dodoens was the first of a distinguished line of Belgian botanists.
		He was educated in medicine at various universities in Europe, eventually becoming a physician at the court of Emperor Maxmillian II, like Mattioli, and Maximillian's successor Rudolf II in Vienna.
		He rearranged the order of the plants from the method of Dodoens to that of Matthias de L'Obel, who was asked by the publisher to correct errors, of which there were many.
	www.uflib.ufl.edu /spec/rarebook/botany/herbals.htm (777 words)

	Rembert Dodoens - Mechelen Mapt
		Rembert Dodoens (Mechelen, 29 juni 1517 of 1518 – Leiden 10 maart 1585), beter bekend onder zijn gelatiniseerde naam Rembertus Dodonaeus, was een plantkundige en arts.
		In 1535 verlaat Rembert als licenciaat in de geneeskunde Leuven.
		Dodoens had het boek bewust in het Vlaams geschreven en niet in het Latijn.
	193.191.150.30 /mechelen/wiki/index.php?title=Rembert_Dodoens&... (428 words)

	The Galileo Project
		Though not noble, the household was comfortable, and the family was connected to the Frisian nobility through a number of marriages.
		Dodoens did inherit enough property to generate a living income.
		Initially Dodoens' interest in plants was weighted heavily toward their medicinal uses, and this aspect never completely left his botany.
	galileo.rice.edu /Catalog/NewFiles/dodoens.html (567 words)

	Rembert Dodoens at AllExperts
		He then became professor in medicine at the University of Leiden in 1582.
		Dodoens' herbal Cruydeboeck with 715 images (1554) was influenced by that of Leonhart Fuchs.
		Dodoens is commemorated in the plant genus Dodonaea, which was named after him by Carolus Linnaeus.
	en.allexperts.com /e/r/re/rembert_dodoens.htm (504 words)

	Plantaardigheden.nl - Het Cruydt-Boeck van Rembert Dodoens (Rembertus Dodonaeus), 1644
		Plantaardigheden.nl - Het Cruydt-Boeck van Rembert Dodoens (Rembertus Dodonaeus), 1644
		Voor het scannen van Dodoens' befaamde Cruijdeboeck van 1554 kreeg Plantaardigheden de welwillende medewerking van de Bibliotheek van het Rijksmuseum te Amsterdam.
		Slechts enkele pagina's in het begin en in het midden van het boek ontbreken (in totaal 10 bladzijden: in het begin drie tekstpagina's en het portret van Rembert Dodoens, verderop in het boek enkele blanco's, tweemaal het drukkersmerk dat ook elders is afgedrukt, de titelpagina voor Deel drie en één tekstpagina).
	www.plantaardigheden.nl /dodoens (549 words)

	New England Historic Genealogical Society
		Dodoens calls it, in Dutch, “torksch Coren” (Turkish wheat); in Latin, Dodoens says it is, according to Pliny, “Milium Indicum” (Indian corn or millet); but Dodoens remarks that nowadays it is called in Latin “Frumentum Turcicum” and “Frumentum Asiaticum.” In German it is “Turcken korn” and in French, “Bled Sarrazin” (Saracen wheat).
		Dodoens was repeating information, and illustration, from an earlier herbal, that by Tubingen University professor Leonhart Fuchs, De Historia Stirpium Commentarii, published in 1542 (Latin), 1543 (German and Dutch), in 1549 (Latin, at Lyon), etc. Fuchs was the first to publish an illustration of Indian corn.
		Dodoens and his successor Carolus Clusius (Charles de l’ C9cluse) conducted further research on various plants, including Indian corn, at the botanical garden of the University of Leiden.
	www.newenglandancestors.org /publications/NEA/6-5_018_Pilgrim.asp?print=1 (1993 words)

	Early Botany Illustrated
		Rembert Dodoens was the first of a distinguished line of Belgian botanists.
		He was educated in medicine at various universities in Europe, eventually becoming a physician at the court of Emperor Maxmillian II, like Mattioli, and Maximillian's successor Rudolf II in Vienna.
		He rearranged the order of the plants from the method of Dodoens to that of Matthias de L'Obel, who was asked by the publisher to correct errors, of which there were many.
	web.uflib.ufl.edu /spec/rarebook/botany/herbals.htm (777 words)

	Patten 113 - Dodoens
		In this Dodoens did not follow the alphabetical arrangement of past authors, but instead, took a step forward by grouping the plants according to their characteristics.
		Dodoens, Clusius, and de L'Obel worked so closely together that it is difficult to tell exactly who wrote what.
		Dodoens is best known to English readers through translations of his work by Henry Lyte, who deserves much credit for his accuracy.
	www.goldcanyon.com /Patten/html/113.html (319 words)

	Vitex: The Hormone Balancing Herb - Christopher Hobbs L.Ac., A.H.G. - HealthWorld Online
		One of the most famous herbalist, the Dutchman, Rembert Dodoens wrote about agnus-castus in his "A New Herbal, or Historie of Plants." In the energenic system of the day, the fruits were considered hot, dry and astringent.
		Dodoens, as well as most of the herbalists from the middle ages quote heavily from the ancients.
		Further, Dodoens goes on to say that agnus-castus is a good liver remedy, and especially is good for "womens natural sickenesse, to be taken by itselfe, or with pennyriall--as a tea, or as a suppository." Women were also directed to sit in a tea of the fruits, for menstrual difficulties.
	www.healthy.net /scr/Article.asp?Id=936 (1969 words)

	About Special Collections and University Archives
		Dodoens was born in the portion of the Netherlands in what is today Belgium.
		Dodoens held the prestigious position in Vienna as court physician to the Emperor Maximilian II and Rudolph II.
		Dodoens, was not only a renowned physician but was also a prominent figure in the realm of botany, for he is mentioned in innumerable other volumes as a great source to their works.
	infodome.sdsu.edu /about/depts/spcollections/rarebooks/biography.shtml?print (7562 words)

	CalendarHome.com - Rembert Dodoens - Calendar Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Rembert Dodoens (Mechelen June 29, 1517 - Leyden March 10, 1585) was a Flemish physician and botanist, also known under his Latinized name Rembertus Dodonaeus.
		Project Dodoens: linking to comprehensive biography, complete bibliography (linking to scans), etc. - commentary in Dutch
		The standard author abbreviation Dodoens may be used in citing a botanical name to indicate that he was involved.
	encyclopedia.calendarhome.com /cgi-bin/encyclopedia.pl?p=Rembert_Dodoens (457 words)

	Plantaardigheden - Over ons
		Twee oorspronkelijke uitgaven van Rembert Dodoens / Rembertus Dodonaeus zijn volledig gefotografeerd in samenwerking met BioLib, de virtuele biologische vakbibliotheek, ondergebracht bij het Max Planck Institut für Züchtungsforschung te Keulen.
		Zie voor het Cruijdeboeck 1554 van Rembert Dodoens
		De originele boeken van Dodoens zijn voor iedere bezoeker te bekijken in de studiezaal van de bibliotheek van het Rijksmuseum, Frans van Mierisstraat 92, Amsterdam.
	www.plantaardigheden.nl /over_ons (921 words)

	Subrosa 42 - Historic Herbals
		Rembert Dodoens (1515/17 – 1585) was a Flemish physician and botanist who wrote the Stirpium historiae pemptades sex in 1583.
		Dodoens grouped his plants by their properties and reciprocal affinities.
		His “Herball” was based on a translation of Stirpium historiae pemptades sex (1583) by the Flemish botanist Rembert Dodoens.
	www.huntingtonbotanical.org /Rose/Subrosa/42/herbals.htm (1592 words)

	EXplorations in Medicine
		It was discovered in the Vatican library in 1919 and has become known as the Baliano Codex.
		1554 Rembert Dodoens (1517-1585) was a Belgian botanist.
		His herbal is largely based on the early Pemptades by Dodoens and was probably translated into English on commission by a Dr. Priest.
	interzone.com /~cheung/SUM.dir/med45.html (1725 words)

	BibliOdyssey: Cruydeboek
		Indeed, many of the woodcuts were taken from Fuchs' Herbal but Dodoens added a large number of new illustrations and wrote his own text.
		The work veered towards being a pharmacopeia and Dodoens broke with the alphabetical arrangement of Fuchs, grouping plants according to their characteristics in 6 different sections (the first image above shows the cover of 4 of these).
		These are a few of the many sites online with information on Rembert Dodoens.
	bibliodyssey.blogspot.com /2006/09/cruydeboek.html (239 words)

	Amazon.com: "Rembert Dodoens": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: )
		He kept quiet about that topic, but he was following the lead of previous authors including Gaspar Bauhin (1560-1624) and Rembert Dodoens (1516-1585) who had used the name for A. maritima, a seaside plant growing around the Mediterranean.
		Rembert Dodoens, the Flemish botanist from Malines, was the first to associate the Classical name Onobrychis with the plant, still often called...
		In 1553 the Flemish herbalist Rembert Dodoens also concluded that Matthioli's golden apples were the same as the pomaamoris.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Rembert-Dodoens (382 words)

	Vitex: The Hormone Balancing Herb
		After the Middle Ages, the flowering of the arts ushered in the Renaissance, and the "age of the herbalists", from 1450 to 1650.
		Dodoens, as well as most of the herbalists from the Middle Ages quote heavily from the ancients.
		Further, Dodoens goes on to say that agnus-castus is a good liver remedy, and especially is good for "womens natural sickenesse, to be taken by itselfe, or with pennyriall--as a tea, or as a suppository." Women were also directed to sit in a tea of the fruits, for menstrual difficulties.
	www.holistic.com /holistic/learning.nsf/0/401b9a017c56e88587256a330074de05?OpenDocument (1836 words)

	Caxtonian: June 2003
		Increasingly, some of the most important physicians on the continent — such as Rembert Dodoens (1517-1585), physician to Maximillian II and Rudolf II in Vienna and England's William Turner (d.
		Dodoens was the first to describe tobacco and wrote one of the earliest treatises on garden flowers.
		Turner, in spite of his on and off relations with the British court, described some 200 species native to England and produced a herbal in the vernacular (only to have it published in Cologne).
	www.caxtonclub.org /reading/2003/Jun/glencoe.htm (1160 words)

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