A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

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A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

DD, or D. D.: dono dedit, [he/she] gave as a gift; see DDD.

- Enchiridion isagogicum ad facilem notitiam Stirpium tam indigenarum quam exoticarum qua coluntur in horto D.D. Joannis & Vespasiani Robin; Introductory Manual for the easy identification of plants indigenous as well as exotic insofar as cultivated in the garden, given as the gift [= D.D.] of Jean and [his son] Vesapasien Robin, Paris, P. de Bresche, 1624, 71 pages.[ [Jean Robin, French Botanist (1550 - 1629 + son Vespasien Robin (1579-1662) Paris)].

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