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| Linné, Carl von. |
| Three drafts of part of a letter to an unknown correspondent, stating that Linnaeus has seen with joy beautiful and useful plants that were sent to him by the Royal Swedish Academy of Science to identify. He mentions Lefstad, in Västergötland. The first sentence of the first draft reads: 'Jag har med mycket nöjä sedt dessa wackra och nyttiga wäxter...' |
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| Fragment of diary and annotations of different kinds taken during Linnaeus fil.'s stay in England. Includes: - Drawing of potted plant with 'Mr Smeathman, No 14 Clements Inn' on the reverse; - Folio sheets entitled 'Vegetables eaten in England', not in Linnaeus fil.'s hand; - Quarto sheets starting 'Solander reser med Joseph Banks...' on Banks's and Solander's circumnavigation with Captain Cook (between 1768 and 1771). Notes on chicken on the double sheet; - Octavo sheet on 'Levers. Mus', zoological notes. - Octavo sheet, with pencial drawing of flowers (Lilium?); - Slip with botanical notes on plantation of plants in London and Spain (watermelons, olive trees); - White folio sheet folded in four, with pencil annotations: the start of an address ('97... |
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| Small slip with full bibliographic reference to John Hill's "Essays in Natural History and Philosophie", 1752. Not in Linnaeus's hand but with additional notes by Linnaeus. |
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| Full title: 'Iter as Hortum Dei institutum a Fr. de Sauvages'; 'Journey to the Hortus, established by Fr. de Sauvages', in Linnaeus's handwriting. Description of the plants of the mountains (now named Hortus and Pic St Loup) twelve lieus to the North of Montpellier. The arrangement is topographical. Binomial nomenclature. Dating of the document: - on 15 October 1751, Linnaeus wrote to Sauvages that he is doing his outmost to conclude "Flora Monspeliensis". Carl Linnaeus to François Boissier de La Croix de Sauvages, 15 October 1751, The Linnaean correspondence, linnaeus.c18.net, letter L0657. - on 29 July 1752, Linnaeus wrote to Back that he has just received Sauvages's "Methodus folium, seu plantae florae Monspeliensis..." (published 1751). Carl... |
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| Draft of a letter to To a young lady, probably living at Falun ("Min nådigaste Fröken") about his sending her a bottle of perfume. On verso: Introduction to his lectures on Materia medica (in place of his father who is away on the Bible Commission), he will begin with Tetradynamia, where his father left off. |
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| Draft of a letter to a friend about Linnaeus fil.'s working with Thunberg on plants he has brought home (possibly for "Supplementum Plantarum", 1781). This work is being prepared in fair copy, but Forster's plants have not arrived. Mentions Roslin's picture of his father having been given to the Academy of Sciences. On verso, about "Lignum colubrinum". |
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| Short paper on ergotism, attempting to explain an outbreak of the disease in the southern provinces of Sweden (Småland and Bleking) in 1754 and 1755. Linnaeus gave its cause as the plant "Raphanus raphanistrum" growing in the fields there. Two copies, both in Linnaeus's hand, the fuller version signed "C. Linnaeus". Apparently presented to the Academy of Science. Not published in this form, later version as the dissertation "Raphania, 1763, resp. Rothman". |
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| Lectures on the natural orders of plants. Incomplete. Undated. In the same sizes (quarto and octavo) as the lectures of the plants in the botanical garden (LM/LF/BOT/1/2/3/3) and might therefore belong both to the same lecture cycle. |
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| Draft of Linnaeus fil.'s dissertation, which was never defended or published, concerning the clock of plants. 'Horologium plantarum' is a hastily written down unfinished draft of Linnaeus fil.'s dissertation. Its content relies on Linnaeus pater's writings, especially "Calendarium florae" (1756) and 'Regnblomman' (GB-110/LM/LP/BOT/6/7), with some additions by Linnaeus fil. who also gives some glimpses of his parents' lives in Uppsala and at Hammarby. Undated, but it is known from a letter from P. J. Bergius to E. G. Lidbeck, 13 July 1756 (at LUB), that Linnaeus fil. planned to submit a thesis on the subject in order to qualify for the demonstrator position at the Uppsala botanical garden. Judging by the quotes from the dissertation "Calendarium florae"... |
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| Interleaved fair copy of a draft of "Museum Ludovicae Ulricae" (1764) written by an amanuensis with many corrections and additions by Linnaeus, on the interleaves and on inserted slips. In the published catalogue, the order was inverted and started with insects, followed by shells. Original paper cover, in three different handwritings: - unknown (Smith?): List. No 51 (b) - Smith: 'Museum Reg. Ludov. Ulricae' - Linnaeus: 'CONCHILIA' Title page: "Museum | Reginae | Srae Rae Majestatis | Ludovicae Ulricae | Svecorum Gothorum Vandalq[ue] | Reginae | in | Cujus Parte Prima | Testacea | et ['500' inserted by Linnaeus] Secunda | Insecta | exotica | exhibentur | redacta | ad | Classes, Genera, Species, Varietates | cum | Descriptionibus, Synonymis, Figuris |... |
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| Paper about a frog ('Groda') found in the province of Blekinge, South Sweden. With same paper and same ink as 'Senare tiden observationer...' (LM/LF/ZOO/2/4) so probably from same date (c. 1777?). |
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| Generic names of insects with references to Johan Leonhard Frisch, "Beschreibung allerley Insecten in Deutsch-Land", Tom. I-II, Berlin, 1720. Linnaeus bought his copy of Frisch in Uppsala in 1730, as the inscription in the book indicates: 'Carl Linnaeus ups: 1730'. The notes must have been taken shortly after, as the manuscript is in an early hand. The layout indicates that genera names were written out first (delimited by a folding of the page), and information from Frisch added later. The arrangement of genera follows Linnaeus's classification as published in "Systema naturae" 1735. |
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| Loosely bound with string (no cover). Some notes in a childish hand have had additional notes interspersed from time to time, at least till about 1767. Some bound as well as loose interleaves. Starts with a series of questions ('Frågor'), followed by notes corresponding to the introduction to Linné, Carl von. 1758. "Systema naturae". Stockholm (10th edition), and genera and species descriptions. The classification also corresponds to the 10th ed. of "Systema naturae". |
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| Introductory remarks to a course of lectures on economy and agriculture. Date unknown, but written during Linnaeus's professorship at Uppsala University, 1741-1776. |
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| Full title: 'Flora Occidentalis Americae septentrionalis per Canadam, Noveboracum, Philadelphiam, Virginiam, Carolinam ex observatis Kalmi, Gronovii, Catesbaei, Raji, Bobartii, Plukenetii � Lecta a Cornuto, Banistero, Vernone, Coldenio, Claytono, Bartramio, Michelio, Catesbaeo, Kalmio. 800'. Arranged according to Sexual system. Books referred to include: Kalm, P (1753-1761). "Resa til Norra America". Cornut, J P (1635). "Canadensium plantarum...". Banister, J B in Ray, J (1680). "Historia plantarum". Colden, C (1743, 1751). "Plantae Coldenhamiae". Clayton, J (1739). "Flora Virginica". Bartram, W (1751) "Observations". In his slip catalogue, Arvid H. Uggla pointed out that 'The signs o and + might tell what plants Linnaeus had'. There are numbers at the... |
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| Draft of Linnaeus's petition to the King to be allowed to withdraw from his professorship. Not in Linnaeus's hand and undated. The original is in the Riksarkivet (Public Record Office) in Stockholm. |
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| Interleaved copy of Linnaeus pater's rare pamphlet, Linnaeus, C. 1758. "C. Linnæi, Eqv. Delineatio Plantæ, in usum Auditorum". With additions and explanations by Linnæus fil., possibly to be used at university lectures. Pen and ink drawings. |
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| 2 fragments of draft for a paper on the species "Erica Sparmanni", found by Anders Erikson Sparrman (1748-1820) at Krumme River, South Africa. The introduction is in Swedish, while the species description is in Latin, as when the paper was published in the 1778 "Svenska Vetenskapsakademien Handlingar" (the introduction was translated into Latin for the 1790 "Amoenitates academicae". |
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| Description of "Aphyteia", probably intended for the dissertation "Planta Aphyteia", defended on 22 June 1776 by Erik Acharius (1757-1819). The dissertation is an account of "Hydnora africana" Thunb. (Hydnoraceae), a leafless parasite discovered by Carl Peter Thunberg in South Africa. This dissertation is the last over which Linnaeus acted as praeses. |
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