Pinax Theatri botanici

JOHANNES DANTZIUS of Asti: tables of the Simples whose powers are contained in Dioscorides, Galen, and Pliny; and four dialogues on the powers of simple medicines. Basel, 1543, folio.

JOANNES FRAGOSUS, Physician and Surgeon to the King of the Spains: wrote in Spanish a history of the aromatics, fruits, and some simples brought from both Indias into Europe; Israel Spach, Physician of Strasbourg, edited it. Strasbourg, 1610, 8vo.

JOHANNES FRANCUS: wrote the Hortus Lusatiae [Garden of Lusatia], or a Catalog of plants growing in Lusatia, with Latin and German names added. Bautzen, 1594, 4to.

JOHN GERARD: English history of plants with the figures of Tabernaemontanus himself; some also of Lobel; and moreover with 16 new ones added. London, 1597, folio.

JAN HUYGEN VAN LINSCHOTEN: journal and navigation to the East or Portuguese India, with the annotations of Bernhard Paludanus. The Hague, 1599, folio. It is also joined to the Indian Histories.

JOANNES LEO: Description of Africa.

JEAN DE LÉRY, Burgundian: gave a Brazilian history first in French, then in Latin. Geneva, 1594, 8vo. Also published with the Indian Histories.

GIOVANNI MANARDI, Physician of Ferrara: 20 books of Medical Epistles, with annotations on the simple medicines of Joannes Mesue, and primarily those which were omitted by Mesue. Lyon, 1556, in folio; and also with Mesue.

GIOVANNI PONA, Apothecary of Verona: wrote a Catalog of simples growing on Mount Baldo, and added descriptions of some with 16 figures. Clusius joined it to his history of rare plants.

The same gave an enlarged edition and added descriptions of some plants observed by Honorio Belli in Crete, with 38 figures. Basel, 1608, 4to.

The same, enlarged, with many other exotic plants received from the most well-equipped garden of the most noble Venetian Senator Niccolò Contarini, with 91 figures added, translated into the Italian language by his son Francesco Pona, Doctor of Medicine. Venice, 1617, 4to.

JEAN ROBIN, Royal Botanist: the garden of Henry IV, King of France and Navarre, with 214 figures. Paris, 1608, folio.

JOÃO RODRIGUES DE CASTELO BRANCO [Amatus Lusitanus]: index of Dioscorides, or exegeses on the historical fields of Dioscorides. Antwerp, 1536, folio.

JEAN RUEL: three books on the nature of plants, Basel, 1537, folio. By the same, a version of Dioscorides.

JOHANN STURM, Professor at Louvain: wrote a small book on the Rose of Jericho. Louvain, 1608, 8vo.

JOHANN THALIUS, Physician of Nordhausen: Sylva Harcynica, or a Catalog of plants growing spontaneously in the mountains and neighboring places, with descriptions of many; published with the garden of Camerarius, nine figures added. Frankfurt, 1588, 4to.

JOHANN THEODOR DE BRY: three parts of the Florilegium. 1612, 1614, and 1618, folio.

JULIUS CAESAR SCALIGER: observations on the six books of Theophrastus on the causes of plants. Geneva, 1566, folio. By the same, on the books of the history of plants. 8vo. 1644

By the same: commentaries on the two books on plants ascribed to Aristotle. Geneva, 1566, folio.

By the same: 15 books on Subtlety. Frankfurt, 1576, 8vo.

LORENZ FRIES: Synonyms, or an explanation of the names of medicines used in the shops, in German. Strasbourg, 1535, folio.

LEONHART FUCHS: Latin history with 516 figures. Basel, 1542, folio.

By the same: icons published separately. Basel, 1549, 8vo.

By the same: 4 books on the composition of medicines. Lyon, 1556, 16mo.

LEONHARD RAUWOLF, Physician of Augsburg: travels in the East, in which very many plants are described and 42 figures are appended. Lauingen, 1583, 4to. These icons are also contained in the Appendix of the History of Lyon.

LEVINUS LEMNIUS: on sacred plants, Lyon, 1595, 8vo. With the Sacred Philosophy of Francisco Vallés. 1568

LUCIUS JUNIUS MODERATUS COLUMELLA: 12 books on husbandry, and one book on Trees. Lyon, 1541, 8vo.

LUDWIG JUNGERMANN, Doctor: Catalog of plants growing around Altdorf, reviewed by Professor Caspar Hofmann. Altdorf, 1615, 4to.

LUDOVICO DI VARTHEMA: voyage to the East in 7 books, Archangelo Madrignano translator; with others who described the New World. Basel, 1555, folio.

MARCELLO VIRGILIO ADRIANI, Florentine Secretary: translation of Dioscorides, with his commentaries. Cologne, 1529, folio. 1532

MARCUS CATO: one book on husbandry. Lyon, 1541, 8vo.

MARCUS TERENTIUS VARRO: three books on husbandry. Ibid. (lici 1597. 8.

MARTIN MYLIUS: philosophical garden. Gör-