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Title:
Medical botany :
or, history of plants in the materia medica of the London, Edinburgh, and Dublin pharmacopœias. Arranged according to the Linnæan system.
Soulsby no.:
Soulsby no. 813,Soulsby no. 3166 Portrait
Edition details
Publisher:
E. Cox
Place of publication:
London
Publishing year:
1819-1821
Edition:
Physical description:
2 vols. :
ill. (col.), 138 leaves of pls., 1 port. ;
24 cm.
Series entry:
Language(s):
English
Notes
General notes:
Printed by Benjamin Bensley.
Dedicated to William Babington.
NHM BOTANY - Half-title page in vol. 2 only with Plummer and Brewis, Printers, listed on verso.
Dedicated to William Babington.
NHM BOTANY - Half-title page in vol. 2 only with Plummer and Brewis, Printers, listed on verso.
Contents notes:
Portrait - Engraving of Linnaeus faces t.p. of vol. 1: 'Carolus von Linnaeus .... London, published as the Act directs, Decr. 1st 1820, by Cox & Son, .... Penny sculpt.' (Soulsby no. 3166)
Provenance:
NHM GENERAL - Bookplate of Basil Soulsby on front flyleaf verso.
NHM BOTANY - Signature of 'James Chapman' at top of the t.p. in both vols.
Title history:
Language notes:
In English with Latin names.
With note:
Dissertation notes:
Subject:
Linné, Carl von,
1707-1778
Portrait.
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OPAC identifier:
995267802081
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Summary notes:
Other notes:
English and Latin indices on unnumbered pages at the end of vol. 2.
By permission of the Trustees of The Natural History Museum (London).
NHM GENERAL - Vol. 1 only. At p. 132/133 is a small picture of an elderly woman, which appears to have been cut out of a newspaper or auction catalogue.
NHM BOTANY - Portrait in vol. 2. Both vols. have suffered water damage with some colour transfer,and pages are stuck together in vol. 1. Back hinge of vol. 1 is broken.
NHM GENERAL - Tooled leather binding with raised bands and marbled endpapers. The spine is rather worn.
NHM BOTANY - Rebound in black buckram.
NHM BOTANY - Both vols. have suffered water damage with some colour transfer, and pages are stuck together in vol. 1. Back hinge of vol. 1 is broken.
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By permission of the Trustees of The Natural History Museum (London).
NHM GENERAL - Vol. 1 only. At p. 132/133 is a small picture of an elderly woman, which appears to have been cut out of a newspaper or auction catalogue.
NHM BOTANY - Portrait in vol. 2. Both vols. have suffered water damage with some colour transfer,and pages are stuck together in vol. 1. Back hinge of vol. 1 is broken.
NHM GENERAL - Tooled leather binding with raised bands and marbled endpapers. The spine is rather worn.
NHM BOTANY - Rebound in black buckram.
NHM BOTANY - Both vols. have suffered water damage with some colour transfer, and pages are stuck together in vol. 1. Back hinge of vol. 1 is broken.
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Title details
Corporate author:
Main entry uniform title:
Uniform title:
Title:
Medical botany :
or, history of plants in the materia medica of the London, Edinburgh and Dublin pharmacopœias. Arranged according to the Linnæan system.
Soulsby no.:
Post-Soulsby no. 3967,Soulsby no. 3166 Portrait
Edition details
Publisher:
E. Cox and Son
Place of publication:
London
Publishing year:
1821
Edition:
Physical description:
2 vols. :
ill. (col.), 138 leaves of pls., 1 port. ;
25 cm.
Series entry:
Language(s):
English
Notes
General notes:
Dedicated to William Babington.
Contents notes:
Portrait - Engraving of Linnaeus faces t.p. of vol. 1: 'Carolus von Linnaeus .... London, published as the Act directs, Decr. 1st 1820, by Cox & Son, .... Penny sculpt.' (Soulsby no. 3166)
Provenance:
Title history:
Language notes:
With note:
Dissertation notes:
Subject:
Linné, Carl von,
1707-1778
Portrait
Additional author(s):
Additional corporate author(s):
Additional title(s):
OPAC identifier:
995268302081
Collective uniform title:
Summary notes:
Other notes:
English and Latin indices on unnumbered pages at the end of vol. 2.
By permission of the Trustees of The Natural History Museum (London).
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By permission of the Trustees of The Natural History Museum (London).
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