Ludwig, Christian Gottlieb - Definitions generum plantarum olim in usum auditorum collectae nunc auctae . - 1747

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Author/Illustrator: Christian Gottlieb Ludwig; Title: Definitions generum plantarum olim in usum auditorum collectae nunc auctae et emendatae; 1747, Latin, 316 pages, leather binding, in fair condition.

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Ludwig, Christian Gottlieb - Definitions generum plantarum olim in usum auditorum collectae nunc auctae et..1747

Second edition, more than twice the size of the first edition of 1737. - Ludwig accompanied J. E. Hebenstreit as a botanist on his journey to Africa and later became Professor of Medicine in Leipzig.
Ludwig is remembered for his correspondence with Carl Linnaeus in particular, discussions involving the latter's classification system. It was Linnaeus who named the plant genus Ludwigia in honor of Ludwig.

Title: Definitions generum plantarum olim in usum auditorum collectae nunc auctae et emendatae.
Author: Ludwig, Christian Gottlieb - German physician and botanist.
Publisher: Iohann. Frideric. Gleditschivm.
Lipsiae (Leipzig). 1747

Beautiful Original binding in a full brown calf leather binding of the period, title in black, with an engraved title vignette. The spine gilt with raised bands and red morocco label
316 pp
Dimensions: 19,5 cm x 12,5 cm x 3,5 cm

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Ludwig, Christian Gottlieb - Definitions generum plantarum olim in usum auditorum collectae nunc auctae et..1747

Second edition, more than twice the size of the first edition of 1737. - Ludwig accompanied J. E. Hebenstreit as a botanist on his journey to Africa and later became Professor of Medicine in Leipzig.
Ludwig is remembered for his correspondence with Carl Linnaeus in particular, discussions involving the latter's classification system. It was Linnaeus who named the plant genus Ludwigia in honor of Ludwig.

Title: Definitions generum plantarum olim in usum auditorum collectae nunc auctae et emendatae.
Author: Ludwig, Christian Gottlieb - German physician and botanist.
Publisher: Iohann. Frideric. Gleditschivm.
Lipsiae (Leipzig). 1747

Beautiful Original binding in a full brown calf leather binding of the period, title in black, with an engraved title vignette. The spine gilt with raised bands and red morocco label
316 pp
Dimensions: 19,5 cm x 12,5 cm x 3,5 cm

Attention to the details photographs.
Any defect not mentioned in the description but visible in the photos is considered as described and cannot give rise to any claim.

Careful packaging with double protection box including gift wrapping. 
Tracked Shipping (UPS or DHL)

NB. Buyers outside the European Union are responsible for any customs and VAT charges

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Number of books
1
Subject
Agriculture, Biology, Botany, Education, Herbarium, Medicine, Nature, Science
Book title
Definitions generum plantarum olim in usum auditorum collectae nunc auctae .
Author/ Illustrator
Ludwig, Christian Gottlieb
Condition
Fair
Publication year oldest item
1747
Edition
Revised edition
Language
Latin
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Iohann. Frideric. Gleditschivm.
Binding/ Material
Leather
Number of pages
316
FranceVerified
232
Objects sold
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