Opera omnia botanica
Subtitle: in sex tomos divisa; viz. I, II, III. Phytographia, IV. Almagestum botanicum, V. Almagesti botanici mantissa, VI. Amaltheum botanicum. In quibus, stirpes illustriores minus cognitae, exoticae, rarioresque novissime detectae ad plures Chiliadas describuntur, tum iconibus tabulis aeneis CCCCLIV
Publisher: Apud Guil. & Joan. Innys, Regiae Societatis Typographos
Published: 1720
Place of publication: London
Language: lat
Subjects: Botany; Pre-Linnean works
Notes: With collective half-title and t.p. (in red and black, dated 1720), without watermark.

Section called Pars quarta, containing plates 251-328 in the numbering for Phytographia, belongs to Almagestum and is bound with it.-- Cf. Stafleu. 8064

Pts. 1-3 (dated 1691-1692) and all 454 plates are reprints of 1st ed. on folio paper, with different foolscap watermark.

'Mantissa' (text), dated 1700, is reprinted on 4to paper without watermark and the t.p. is in red and black. It includes a letter from Peuzaeus and poem by Robert Plukenet [p. iii-x]. Plates 329-350 belong to ’Mantissa.’

'Almagestum' (text) and 'Amaltheum' (text) are reissues, former on 4to paper without watermark, latter on folio paper with original watermark. Plates 251-328 belong to 'Almagestum.'

Vols. 4-6 are reissues of original text with original impression date.

See Journal of Botany, vol. 21, 1883, p. 213, for dates of publication.

Pritzel (2nd ed.) 7212

Stafleu and Cowan (2nd ed.) 8064