Britannicarum Rerum Naturalium Pinax Continens Vegetabilia, Animalia Et Fossilia, In Hac Insula Reperta

This pioneering catalogue of the flora and fauna of England, published in 1666, provides a detailed and comprehensive survey of the natural world as it was then understood. With descriptions of hundreds of species and detailed illustrations, this work remains a fascinating resource for naturalists, botanists, and historians alike.
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