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| Linné, Carl von. |
| Description of the genus "Rachismum" and two of its species, "R. articulata" and "R. carnosa", in both Linnaeus Pater and Filius handwritings. "Rachismum" was never published as a genus by Linnaeus. There is a reference to "Species Plantarum" (1753) p. 5[3] ("Nardus articulata"), and to Plukenet, L. (1692). "Phytographia", vol. 3, plate 244, fig. 6. . |
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| ['I have been young, and have now grown old...' Draft for the oration 'de fine Creatoris ex opere naturae' which Linnaeus gave at the conferment of the degree of Medical Doctor on 7 June 1763. On the reverse is a draft of Linnaeus's application to the Senate of Uppsala University in 1768 to be allowed to give over the lectures in the Garden to his son as his deputy. |
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| 1. Folio leaf: Natural history quotations attributed to classical authors such as Plutarch, Terence, or Virgil. Undated but possibly written during Linnaeus's university years. 2. Torn slip: quotation from Horace on one side, and a poem line on the reverse. 3. 24 quotations in Arabic with translations in Latin (possibly by Professor C. Aurivillius) 4. 'Summa boni Mens conscia recti � quem dura manet entential judicis olim lexica contexat � Scaliger'. 5. Extract from Ovid, "ex Ponto III, 1. uxori": 'Tu neque ver sentis cinctum florente corona.' |
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| Linné, Carl von. |
| Draft of statement beginning 'mitt största bemödande har varidt sedan iag kom till Professionen�' (my main endeavor has been since I came to the profession�), about the upkeep of the Uppsala botanical garden. Undated, c. 1779 (latest date mentioned). |
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| Latin formula written by Linnaeus for the conferment of the degree of medical doctor to 8 of his pupils, who became doctors on 31 October 1754: Petrus Sundius (present) Laurentius Hiortsberg (present) Petrus Zetzell (present) Johann Deysson (? Petersson according to Arvid H. Uggla wrapper) (present) - this name is written on fol. 1, but not on fol 2 where the names are written out again. Johan Haartman (absent) Petrus Johann Bergius (absent) David Schultz (absent) Johann Beyersten (crossed out) |
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| Linné, Carl von. |
| Draft or unsent letter from Carl Linnaeus fil. to Madame du Gage de Pommereul, in response to her letter (probably du Gage de Pommereul to Carl Linnaeus the Younger, 10 March 1778, "The Linnaean correspondence", linnaeus.c18.net, letter L6269). Linaneus fil. thanks her for her pleasant letter, praises her for her knowledge of botany, and thanks her for her praises concerning his father. He only received her letter at the end of the past month, whereas he received a letter from Mr. Gouan in Montpellier within a fortnight. He wishes to fulfill her requests, but stresses that he cannot prevent the damage the plants might incur in transit, or eaten by insects. He will therefore send them drawn and described. The grasses are presently flowering in the garden,... |
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| Answers to questions about rural economy and other matters in Skåne. At the end, Linnaeus has noted 'Camerer Grist', probably the author of the answers. Not in Linnaeus's hand. The title 'Oeconomica Scaniae' was given by Arvid H. Uggla. |
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| Linnaeus's address to the audience and the opponents at the public defence of Abraham Österdam's dissertation, "Siren lacertina", to which he acted as 'praeses'. Lidén no. 146. |
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| Draft of the geographical description of Skåne in an amanuensis hand (possibly Söderberg), with Linnaeus's annotations in the margins. This is possibly the second draft of the geographical description, being more formatted than draft 1. It also contains a draft of the dedicatory poem, in Linnaeus's hand. |
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| Paper concerning worms found on berries, including 'krusbär' (gooseberries), and 'hallon' (raspberries). Undated, but possibly from the same date as the work on worms on rye ('Observation om Råg ax-masken giord år 1777', LM/LF/ZOO/2/2). Probably related to 'Senare tiden obsertioner...' (LM/LF/ZOO/2/4), although the ink and the paper watermarks do not correspond. |
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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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| File containing various sheets on mineralogy and metallurgy: - quarto sheet: metallurgical notes: starts with 'chymia & ignam...', with headings 'Docimasia', 'object', 'usus'. - quarto sheet on the kingdoms of nature, starting 'Docui naturam...' and focusing on 'Regnum Laipdeum' on the reverse. - folio sheet headed with 'Venus. Libido, Amor, societas, Agilitas'. Contains notes on fate, including a quotation from Seneca "Quaestiones naturales" 3 ('alternae sunt vices rerum', 'the conditions of life alternate'). This might be related to Linnaeus's work on "Nemesis divina". - 2 folio sheets with the same watermark, and containing information on creation, the earth, and some mineralogical notes. Possible drafts for an introduction to "Systema naturae"... |
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| 'No. 1. Om hammarsmiderij effter tyska maneret'. Notes on the manufacture of bar-iron. ff. 1 to 4r not in Linnaeus's hand, ff. 4v to 5v in Linnaeus's hand. Should be associated with the 'Iter ad fodinas et officinas metallicas Westmannia et Dalecarlia', 1734. |
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| Notes and lists of "Testacea", probably belonging to "Museum Reginae" (according to Johan Markus Hulth, who wrote in Swedish on the folder: 'Notes and listings, which should belong to the Museum Reginae, although I cannot place them'. His comment is dated Sept. 1912). The species contained in each genera do not correspond to the published "Museum Reginae" but are very similar in layout, paper (same watermarks) and ink to other drafts in LM/LP/MUS/1/1/2, "Conchilia" drafts, in which are some species enumeration that also do not correspond to the published catalogue. - rough notes containing lists and diagrams of classification of "Cochleae", "Intestina", "Testacea". Drawings. ff. 6- 14, enmuration of species per genus but on smaller quarto paper. Genera... |
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| Loose leaf containing the following elements: - rough notes on Linnaeus's movements in Holland immediately prior to his departure for England in July 1736. - the names of his travelling companions: Herm. Beckman, Alber and Severin Lemwigh, three Danish students in theology; Rogger Philips, an English medical student; and Jean Pantin, a 'political economist'. - Linnaeus's address whilst in London, indicating that he was 'Lodging at the Swedish Minister in Princes Square Ratcliff Highway'. The Swedish minister was the Rev. Tobias Björk. As Linnaeus did not speak any English, he probably carried this address about with him during his stay in London. - the notes were written on the wrapper of a letter from Boerhaave, whose seal occurs twice. |
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| List of species names from around Montpellier, France: 'Valeriana mixta species Poa [?] memoralis venanus ac reparti Poa [?] bulbosa vivipara viva Briza monspessulana Antirrhinum bellidifolium' "Valeriana mixta", in "Species Plantarum" (1753), p. 34; "Antirrhinum bellidifolium" in "Species Plantarum" (1753), p. 617. They all figure in Gouan (1762). "Hortus regius monspeliensis". Briza monspessulana is his species. Could also be from his "Flora" 1765. Unknown drawings, and sums on reverse. |
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| Quarto leaf folded in two and containing: - Notes on the genus "Asilus", in Linnaeus's hand. Date unknown. Drawing of plants. - List of bird genera, with references to their number in Linnaeus, C. (1746) "Fauna Svecica". Stockholm. Reference to other numbers (pages? illustrations?) unknown. Not in Linnaeus's hand. - Extracts from Dodart, D. (1731) Mémoire pour servir à l'histoire des plantes. "Mémoires de l'académie royale des sciences" 4. Paris, pp. 243-324. |
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| Possible draft for an updated edition of "Sponsalia plantarum", initially published in 1746. Linnaeus mentions his prize-winning essay on the sex of plants submitted at the Imperial Academy of Sciences of St Petersburg, and printed as "Disquisitio de sexu plantarum" in 1760. He also mentions Alston, Charles (1771). A dissertation on the sexes of plants. "Essays and Observations, Physical and Literary", 2 ed, Edinburgh. On reverse: list of plant genera with notes on their location and growth, perhaps related to Uppsala botanical garden. |
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| List of plants from Scopoli's "Flora Carniolica" (1760). The number refer to page numbers in "Flora Carniolica". The plants are arranged according to the sexual system, and in binomials. See correspondence between Scopoli and Linnaeus about Scopoli's failure to send the book to Linnaeus. Linnaeus mentions its receipt in a letter to Jacquin in December 1761: Carl Linnaeus to Nicolaus Joseph, baron von Jacquin, December 1761, The Linnaean correspondence, linnaeus.c18.net, letter L3015. At the bottom of p. 9: chara [?] 175. The same kind of annotation can be found on LM/LP/BOT/1/12, 'Flora Helvetica'. |
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