Of books and botany in early modern England [Texte imprimé] : sixteenth-century plants and print culture / Leah Knight


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Bibliogr. p. [135]-152. Index
Published virtues of the Earth: an introduction The bookish nature of botanical culture: continental contexts Botanical renaissance: a potted history Words and things in humanist herbalism Botany by the book Botanical gardens in book form: the herbaria Botanical reformation in William Turner's books of nature Biographical contexts Anthological botany Turner's reforms: naming and translating What's in a name? : truth, falsity, and fiction John Gerard's uncommon ground The garden grows: from catalogue to herbal The anthology of nature: Gerard's herbal authorship Botanical poetics and the rhetoric of description Imaginary gardens: poets as herbalists Domesticated plants and domesticating books: cultivating household textual collection The place of books The place of plants Gallery and paradise Stillroom and study Posies transposed Epilogue
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