A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

Florentia,-ae (s.f.I): “Florence (Firenze), N. Italy (adj. florentinus,-a,-um (adj.A)” (Stearn). Florentinus = ‘Florentine,’ ‘man of Florence,’ ‘of Florence’[citations from Michelli];

NOTE: abbrev. Flor., Florent.

- Florentiae Сalendis Decembribus MDССХХVIIII (Mich.), [printed] in Florence [on the calends [first day[s]] of December 1729.

- Petrus Capponius Flor. Marchio. (Mich.), Petrus Capponius, Florentine Marquis.

- Benedictus Brescianius Florent. (Mich.), Benedictus Brescianius, a man of Florence.

- Benedictus Colettius Florentinus (Mich.) Benedictus Colettius of Florence.

- Ferrantes Capponius Senator, & Comes Flor. (Mich.), Ferrantes Capponius, Senator and Florentine Count.

- Cerchius Cerchius Senator Florentinus, & Divi Stephani Eques (Mich.), Cerchius Cerchius, Florentine Senator, and Knight of Saint Stephan.