CAP. 4. BOTANICA POPULARIS 
Briganti, Clavis systematis sexualis Linnaei. Neapoli 1804. fol. 
Vest, Manuale botanicum. Klagenfurti 1805. 8. 
Nocca, Termini botanico-cryptogamici. Papiae 4814. 8. 
*Hayne, De coloribus corporum naturalium determinandis. Berolini 
1814, 4. 
Schuster, Terminologia botanica. Budae 4813. 8. 
Breda, Oratio de historiae naturalis studio. Leovardiae 1818. 4. 
Eysenhardt, De accurata plant. comparatione. Regiomonti 1823. 4. 
*Link, Elementa philosophiae botanicae. Grundlehren der Kräuter- 
kunde. Berolini 1824. 8. — ib. 1837. 8. — Icones anatomico- 
botanicae ad illustr. Elementa. 1837—42. fol. 
Schréter, De constructione herbarii. Vindobonae 1826, 8. 
Bertoloni, Praelectiones rei herbariae. Bononiae 1827. 8. 
Hoser, De modo plantas determinandi. Pragae 1828. 8. 
` Hall, Elementa botanices. Groningae 1834. 8. 
* Endlicher, Enchiridion botanicum. Lipsiae 4841. 8. 
Pancic, Taxilogia botanica. Pestini 1842. 8. 
Cop, Oratio de botanices necessitudine. Daventriae 1842. 8. 
* Schnizlein, Iconographia familiarum naturalium, Bonn 1843—70. 4. 
Engelmann, Genera plantarum. Mitau 1844, 8. 
Vriese, Oratio de re herbaria excolenda. Lugduni Batavorum 1845, 8. 
Horaninow, Characteres familiarum. Petropoli 1847. 8. 
BMtzger, Introductio in artem botanicam. Ulmae 1850. 8. 
Saunders, W., Refugium botanicum. London 1869—70. 8. 
8. 3. Libri linguae Anglicae Americani. 
Hosack, Course of lectures on botany. New York 1795. 8. 
Barton, Elements of botany. Philadelphia 1803. 8. 
Bingley, Useful knowledge: Vol. II. Vegetables. Philadelphia 1808. 8. 
Waterhouse, The botanist. Boston 1811. 8. . 
Eaton, Botanical exercices. Albany 1820. 8. 
Locke, Outlines of botany. Boston 1825. 8. 
Nuttall, Notice of an introduction to botany. Cambridge 1827. 8. 
Beck, A sketch of the rudiments of botany. (— Botany. Albany 
1833. 8.) 
Hennie, Botany for the use of beginners. New York 1833. 8. 
fiennie, Handbook of plain botany. Edinburgh 1834. 8, 
Gray, A., Elements of botany. New York 1836. 12. 
Eaton, Botanical grammar and dictionnary. Albany 1836. 8, 
Darby, Manual of botany. New York 1841. 12. 
*Gray, A., The botanical text-book for colleges, schools and private 
students, New York 1842. 8. — 1845, — 1850. 
Wood, A., Class-Book of Botany. Boston 4855. 8. 
*Gray, A., First lessons in botany and vegetable phvsioloev. New 
York 4857. 8. x e E PRI 
Mii N and Lawson, Wild flowers of North America. London 
8. 4. Libri linguae Anglicae Britannici. 
Coles, The art of simpling. London 1656, 42, 
Bolnest, Rational way of preparing vegetables. London 1672. 12. 
Blair, Botanik essays. London 1720. 8, 
Martyn, The first lecture of a course of botany. London 1729. 8. 
(Martyn) A short explanation of the technical words. s. L et a. 4. 
Wilson, Botanical dictionary. In ejus «Synopsis» etc. Newcastle 
CAT. 8. i 
 Alston, Dissertation on botany. London 1754. 8. 
Hill, Usefulness of a knowledge of plants. London 1759. 8. 
Lee, An introduction to botany. London 1760. 8. — Edinburgh 
4806. 8. Sit. 
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Hill, The vegetable system. London 1762, 8. 
Mueller vel Miller, Short introduction to the science of botany. 
(— Gardeners kalendar. London 1769. 8. p. XVIL-LXVI.) 
Milne, A botanica! dictionary. London 1770. 8. — Ed, Ill: ib. 1805. 8. 
Peirson, On the connection between botany and agriculture, (Hun- 
ter, Georgical essays. London 1772. 8. vol. III. 7—24.) 
Hose, The elements of botany. London 1775. 8. 
Hobson, The principles of botany. (— British Flora. York 1777. 8. 
p. 1—53.) 
Curtis, Linnaeus system of botany. London 1777. 4. 
* Müller, J. S. (Miller), Illustration of the sexual system of Linnaeus. 
London 1779—89. 8. 
Martyn, Letters on the elements of botany, by Rousseau; trans- 
lated with notes and 24 additional letters. London 1783. 8. 
Relhan, Heads of a course on botany. Cambridge 1787. 8. 
Curtis, Companion to the Botanical Magazine. London 1788. 8. 
* Martyn, Thirty-eight plates with explanations. London 1788. 8. 
Saunders, Introduction to botany. London 1792. 8. 
Martyn, The language of botany. London 1793. 8. — Ed. III: Lon- 
don 4807. 8. (cf. Transact. of the Linn. soc. I, 447—154.) 
Smith, Syllabus of a course of lectures on botany. London 1795. 8: 
Wakefield, Introduction to botany. London 1796, 12. 
Thompson, Botany displayed. London 1798. 4. 
* Thornton, A new illustration of the sexual system of Linnaeus. 
London (1799—1809). imp. fol. 
Hull, Elements of botany. Manchester 1800. 8. 
Mavor, Botanical pocket book. London (1800). 12. 
Hall, Elements of botany. London 1802. 8. 
Wade, Syllabus of a course on botany. Dublin 1802. 8. 
Curtis, Lectures on botany. London 1805. 8. 
Toase, A series of botanical tabels. London 1805. 4. 
*Smith, Introduction to botany. London 1807. 8. — Ed. Vill: ib. 
1838. 42. 
Ewer, Compendium botanices. London 1808. 8. 
Thornton, A new family herbal. London 1810. 8. 
Thornton, Elements of botany. London 1812. 8. 
Thornton, Practical botany. London s. a. 8. 
Keith, A system of physiological botany. London 1816. 8. 
Allman, Syllabus of botanical lectures. Dublin 4817. 8. 
Bingley, Introduction to Botany. London 4817. 12. — 1827. 8. — 
1831. 8. 
Thornton, Juvenile Botany. London 1818. 8. 
Rootsey, Syllabus of a course of botanical lectures. Bristol 1818. 12. 
(Edgeworth) Dialogues on botany. London 1819. 8. 
Wade, Prospectus of lectures on botany. Dublin 1820. 8. 
Scott, Botanical lectures. Edinburgh 1820. 8. 
Syme, Werner's nomenclature of colours with additions. Edinburgh 
1821. 8. 
Smith, Grammar of botany. London 1821. 8. — ib. 1826. 8. 
Stroud, Elements of botany. Greenwich 1821. 8. 
Pinnock, Catechism of botany. London 1822. 12. 
Thomson, Lectures on botany. London 1822. 8. 
Frost, ns before the medico-botanical society. London 1825 
Lloyd, Botanical terminology. Edinburgh 1826. 8. 
Johns, Practical botany. London 1826. 8. 
Butt, The botanical primer. London 1827. 12. 
Forsyth, The first lines of botany. London 1827. 12. 
Frost, Some account of the science of botany. London 1827. 4. 
— Popular lectures on vegetable physiology etc. London 
7, 8. 
Nuttall, Introduction to botany. Cambridge 1827. 8. 
