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all be translated anew; and I am determined that the book shall contain in English the marrow of Linnaeus’s great works - the ‘Genera’ and the ‘Species Plantarum’ and the ‘Systema Vegetabilium’ (Henry, ‘British Botanical and Horticultural Literature before 1800’ II, pp. 56-57). It finally took Martyn 22 years intead of 11 to finish the work. Henry 1114; Stafleu & Cowan 6046. 48 36 Miller 1
[37] MIVART, S.G. A monograph of the Lories, or brush-tongued parrots, composing the family Loriidae. London, R.H. Porter, 1896. Large- 4to (315 x 250mm). pp. liii, 193, with 4 coloured maps, 61 fine handcoloured lithographed plates and 19 figures in the text. Publisher’s brown cloth, gilt spine. € 7400 “A thorough treatise on the group in question, with excellent handcoloured plates” (Zimmer 439). The introduction (pp. xix-xxxix) contains careful observations on the anatomy of the Loriidae, about which D.N.B. writes: “In mastery of anatomical detail he had few 37 Mivart 49
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