Alberti Magni De Vegetabilibus Libri VII

[...pro]positions with questions and digressions, by no means consistent with the requirements of the places. Wherefore, he must be called not only an expositor without confusion, but an interpreter of distinctions and a most lucid commentator, and more than a commentator. This Bernardinus, who truly hit the nail on the head.

It remains for us to give thanks to the most learned and celebrated men who willingly helped either Meyer or myself with labor and money so that we could complete the long investigations that the work required.

Given from the botanical garden of the Academy of Halle, on the Ides of September, in the year 1866.