THREE GRAND KINGDOMS 
ANIMALS, VEGETABLES, AND MINERALS, 
SYSTEMATICALLY DIVIDED 
INTO THEIR SEVERAL 
CLASSES, ORDERS, GENERA, SPECIES, AND VARIETIES, 
, 1 WITH THEIR , 
I HABITATIONS, MANNERS, ECONOMY, STRUCTURE, 
AND PECULIARITIES. 
BY SIR CHARLES LINNE: 
Translated from GMELIN, FABRICIUS, WTLLDENOW, &c. 
, TOGETlit’R WITH 
Various Modern Arrangements and Corrections, derived from tlie 
Transactions of the Liimcan iinfl otlier Societies, as well as from the .Classical 
Works of Shaw, Thornton, Abhot, Donovan, Soviwhy, Latham, Dillwyu, 
Lewin, Martyn, Andrews, Lambertf&c. &c. 
WITH A LIFE OF LINNl-i; 
Appropriate Copper-plates, and a Dictionary explanatory of tlic Terms which 
eccur in the several Depart mente of Natuial History, 
BY WILLIAM TURTON, M. D. 
Fellow ®f tlie Linnean. Society, Author of the .Medical Glossary, Src. S;«. 
IN SEVEN VOLUMES. 
Mineral Kingdom. 
LIFE, DICTIONARY, &e. 
LONDON: 
PRINTED FOR LACKI.NGTON, ALLEN, AND (U. 
TEMPLE OF THE .MUSES, l'T.\Siit.ltV-«m.'Al! i. 
I 800. 
