Rembert Dodoens (section Cruydeboeck)
marked the beginning of a distinguished career in botany. His herbal Cruydeboeck (herb book) with 715 images (1554, 1563) was influenced by earlier German...
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botanist of world renown. This was an elaboration of his first publication Cruydeboeck (1554). Matthias de Lobel (1538–1616) published his Stirpium Adversaria...
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for two works, A niewe Herball (1578), which was a translation of the Cruydeboeck of Rembert Dodoens (Antwerp, 1564), and an antiquarian volume, The Light...
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Theatrum Orbis Terrarum made by Abraham Ortelius a book describing herbs: Cruydeboeck made by Rembert Dodoens an anatomical book made by Andreas Vesalius and...
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This was a Latin version of an earlier work in Flemish by Dodoens, his Cruydeboeck (Herb Book, 1554). It had been translated into English in 1578 by Henry...
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Lyte's 1586 New Herbal (a translation into English of Dodoens' 1554 Cruydeboeck), reference is made to an Ornithogalum as the White Field Onion. John...
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1560–1609. see Bibliography (2006) Dodoens, Rembert (1557) [1554]. Cruydeboeck [Histoire des plantes] (in French). trans. from Dutch, by Carolus Clusius...
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Herball was published in 1578 and was a translation and elaboration of the Cruydeboeck of Flemish herbalist Rembert Dodoens. The herbal was dedicated to Queen...
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on a translation into Japanese of Rembert Dodoens' herbal guide, the Cruydeboeck. Ono was familiar with Western herbalism (making use of the work of Johann...
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Bang theory. 62) Rembert Dodoens, (1517–1585) physician and botanist (Cruydeboeck). 63) John Cockerill, (1790–1840) businessman (John Cockerill) 64) Ilya...
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