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A New Herball

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A New Herball by William Turner created in three parts in the second half of the 16th Century.

The description from the Cambridge University Press 1996 facsimile is that this herbal was the first English herbal with any pretensions to scientific status, provided a landmark in the history of botany and herbalism, breaking new ground in its accuracy of observation and its scientific thoroughness. Published with beautiful sixteenth-century black-letter text and woodcut illustrations.

Facsimiles Created:-

Facsimile of A New Herball by Cambridge University Press
* Year: 1996
* ISBN-13: 9780521477680
* Publisher: Cambridge University Press
* Volume Named: A New Herball
* Author(s): Anne Wesencraft, Frank McCombie, George T.L. Chapman, Marilyn N. Tweddle, William Turner
* Dimensions: 180mm x 300mm x 107mm

Volume 1: Acknowledgements; Preface; Introductory matter; A New Herball (Part I, 1551); Transcript; Glossary; Notes; Further reading; Index of Turner's chapter headings; Index of persons; Index of places; Index of Turner's English names; Index of modern English names; Index of scientific names; Index of virtues. Volume 2: Preface; William Turner: an assessment; A New Herball (Part II, 1562); Transcript; Notes to Part II; A New Herball (Part III, 1568); Transcript; Notes to Part III; Glossary; List of references; Index of Turner's chapter headings; Index of persons; Index of places; Index of Turner's English names; Index of modern English names; Index of scientific names; Index of virtues.

== External Links ==

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Herbals

2016-11-20T11:57:03Z

Faucheeur: add in link for A New Herball by William Turners and update the entry description

'''Herbals''' are [[book]]s which describe the physical characteristics and properties of [[herbs]] and other [[plant]]s. John Gerard's "[[Gerard's Herbal|Herbal or General History of Plants]]" has long been the most famous [[England|English]] herbal. First published in 1597, it was republished in 1633 in an edition in which Thomas Johnson revised and enlarged the original text.

The quantity of herbals produced changed in 1450 with the development of the [[Gutenberg Press]], which allowed their mass production with [[engraving|engraved]] plates.

Generally, the name in this list is in [[Latin]] and [[English]] (or common name for non-English herbals) is given, and the author where known. The link has the physical description if known of the herbal, and the place of production.

The list of herbals also contains [[medicine|Medicinal]]s and other works and these have been included because of the descriptions given to plants in their folios. The date shown in this list should be the original (estimated) [[calendar|date]] written. Post period herbals are also of interest as to distinguish what details they include as distinct from what is and is not mentioned in prior herbals.

The majority of the list was created from a source document originally produced by the [[SCA]] [[Kingdom of Meridian Herbalists Guild]] who kindly allowed contents to be copied. Additional information was initially contributed from the [[Kingdom of Lochac]] and other SCA [[kingdom]]s may subsequently have contributed. Please see the Herb Garden guild page for information on the various Kingdom [[guild]] pages.

The intent of this list is to link to a page for each herbal/each type of herbal mentioned providing the following details:-
* Where examples of the actual herbal can now actually be found. To be viewed physically or online.
* When reproductions were created, and perhaps the year of the first remaining reproduction.
* What facsimile copies have been produced. And also in what books, images from the herbals appear.
* As well as the contents of each herbal, preferably a summary, and then some details.
* Discussions between herbals are to have their own pages referenced from within each herbal page.
* Descriptions of plants in herbals should include details of the time of growth, uses (medicinal or [[food|culinary]] etc) and illustrations as given.

If an asterix (*) appears after the listing for a herbal, this means a page specific to the herbal is still to be created.
Books about herbals and gardens published after 1901 can be found at [[Herbals_post1901]].

== Herbals ==

* 5000 [[BC]] Chinese Herbals *
* 3000 BC Sumerian Tablets *
* 1550 BC Ebbers Papayrus *
* 1300 BC Chinese “Oracle Bones” *
* 700 BC Pen T’sao Ching, or Canon of Herbs *
* 370 BC Historia Plantarum *
* [[3rd Century BC]] Diocles’ physiology *
* [[2nd Century BC]] Theriaka & Alexipharmaka *
* [[1st Century BC]] Crateuas *
* 60 [[AD]] (approx.) De Materia Medica *
* 79 AD (approx.) Naturalis Historica *
* 400 AD (approx.) The Herbal of Apuleius *
* 512 AD Juliana Anicius Codex *
* 622-633 AD Etymologiarum libri duo *
* [[7th Century]] Hortulus *
* [[8th Century]] Capitulare de Villis *
* [[10th Century]] (first half) Herbarium *
* 10th Century (latter half) Leech Book of Bald, or Medicinale Anglicum *
* 10th Cent. Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1050 (approx) Of Schools of Medicine *
* 1068 [[Taqwim as-sihhah]] by Ibn Bultan and name is translated as Maintenance of Health and referred to as Tables of Health and also see Tacuinum Sanitatis
* [[11th Century]] Herbals from School of Salerno *
* 11th Century - De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1130-1150 Circa Instans *
* 1150 (approx) The Physica *
* 1180 Works of Avincenna *
* [[12th Century]] (maybe 1st half) [[Herbal of al-Ghafiqi ]] by Abu Ja'far al-Ghafiqi
* 12th Century – Trotula *
* 12th Century – Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1280 (approx) De Proprietatibus Rerum *
* [[13th Century]] De Vegetablis *
* 1306 Opus Ruralium Commodorum *
* 1349-1351 Buch der Natur *
* 1370-1380 [[ Tractatus de Herbis | Tractatus de Herbis ]] MS. Masson 116 , part of the North Italian group
* 1380’s – 1420 [[Tacuinum Sanitatis | Tacuinum Sanitatis ]] , also known as Taccuinum Sanitatis, Tacuina
* 1440 An Herbal but see [[ Tractatus de Herbis | Tractatus de Herbis ]] and also known in facsimile as a Medieval Herbal , Sloan MS 4016, part of the North Italian group
* 1471 Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1473 Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1477 De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1484 Herbarius Latinus *
* 1485 Der Gart der Gesundheit *
* 1486-1488 AD Arbolayre, or Le Grant Herbier *
* 1491 Hortus Sanitatis *
* 1500 Das Buch zu Distillieren
* 1525 Bancke's Herbal *
* 1526 Grete Herball *
* 1530 Herbarum Vivae Eicones *
* 1538 [[ Libellus de re herbaria novus | Libellus de re herbaria by William Turner ]]
* 1539 Kreüter Buch *
* 1542 [[De Historia Stirpium]]
* 1544 Commentarii *
* 1548 [[ The Names of Herbes | The Names of Herbes by William Turner ]] The Names of Herbes in Greke, Latin, Englishe, Duche and Frenche Wyth the Commune Names That Herbries and Apotecaries Use
* 1550/1551 [[A New Herball]] in Three Parts by William Turner
* 1551 [[Askham's Herbal]]
* 1552 Badianus Manuscript *
* 1554 Cruÿdeboeck *
* 1560 – 1624 Pinax Thesti Botunici *
* 1563 Coloquios *
* 1568 Aztec Herbal *
* 1569 Dos Libros *
* 1596 Cataloge to John Gerard’s garden. *
* 1597 [[Gerard's Herbal | The Herball, or Generall Historie of Plantes by John Gerard ]]
* [[16th century]] The Compendim of Materia Medica *
* 1615 Rerum Medicarum Novae Hispaniae Thesaurus *
* 1627 – 1705 Historica Plantara *
* 1631 Curioso tratado de la naturaleza y calidad del chocolate *
* 1640 Theatrum Botanicum *
* 1649 The Complete Herbal *
* 1652 The English Physician *
* 1656 Art of Simpling *
* 1679 [[De Gallis | De Gallis by Marcello Malpighi ]]
* 1707 – 1778 Taxonomy *
* 1800’s (first half), herbal of Shaker medicine *
* 1901 A Modern Herbal *

== External Links ==

*[http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=542 Atlantian A&S Links: Herbs, Herbalism, & Herbal Remedies]

==See also==
* Herb and Garden Guilds Listing [[HerbGarden_Guild]]
* [[ Herbals_post1901 | Herbals post 1901]]
* [[Herbs]]

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Tractatus de Herbis

2016-11-18T01:37:11Z

Faucheeur: 2nd go at formatting update

Tractatus de Herbis created between 1370-1380 in Italy is MS Masson 116 held at the Bibliotheque de l'Ecole des Beaux-Arts, Paris.

An Herbal, created in 1440 in Italy, and written in Latin, is Sloane MS 4016 held in the British Library, is classified by Baumann as a copy of a Tractatus de Herbis, and as one of the 'North Italian group' of Herbals.

Facsimiles Created:-

Facsimile of An Herbal or Sloane MS 4016
* Year: 2016
* ISBN-13: 9781530472673
* Publisher: Palatino Press, Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
* Volume Named: Medieval Herbal: A facsimile of a 15th century illustrated manuscript
* Author(s): Palatino Press
* Dimensions: 178mm x 254mm (not fullsize reproduction)

Facsimile of Libellus de re Herbaria 1538,and [[ The Names of Herbes | The Names of Herbes ]] 1548 both by William Turner

== External Links ==

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Tractatus de Herbis

2016-11-18T01:36:28Z

Faucheeur: formatting to clarify.

*Tractatus de Herbis created between 1370-1380 in Italy is MS Masson 116 held at the Bibliotheque de l'Ecole des Beaux-Arts, Paris.
*An Herbal, created in 1440 in Italy, and written in Latin, is Sloane MS 4016 held in the British Library, is classified by Baumann as a copy of a Tractatus de Herbis, and as one of the 'North Italian group' of Herbals.

Facsimiles Created:-

Facsimile of An Herbal or Sloane MS 4016
* Year: 2016
* ISBN-13: 9781530472673
* Publisher: Palatino Press, Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
* Volume Named: Medieval Herbal: A facsimile of a 15th century illustrated manuscript
* Author(s): Palatino Press
* Dimensions: 178mm x 254mm (not fullsize reproduction)

Facsimile of Libellus de re Herbaria 1538,and [[ The Names of Herbes | The Names of Herbes ]] 1548 both by William Turner

== External Links ==

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Herbal of al-Ghafiqi

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Faucheeur: create page for Herbal of al-Ghafiqi

A medieval Arabic manuscripts on simple drugs, by the 12th-century Andalusian physician and scholar Abu Ja'far al-Ghafiqi (d.1165), expected to be codified in the first half of the 12th Century, following the [[ De Materia Medica ]] model.
MS 7508 is housed in the Osler Library of the History of Medicine at McGill Queens University

Facsimiles Created:-

Facsimile of MS 7508

* Year: 2014
* ISBN: 0773544755
* Publisher: McGill Queens University
* Author(s): F. Jamil Ragep, Faith Wallis, Abu Ja'far al-Ghafiqi
* Dimensions: 9.25cm (W) x 11.50cm (H) x 2.00 (D) (not full size)

== External Links ==

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Herbals

2016-11-15T15:11:36Z

Faucheeur: update description of Taqwim as-sihhah and Herbal of al-Ghafiqi

'''Herbals''' are [[book]]s which describe the physical characteristics and properties of [[herbs]] and other plants. John Gerard's "Herbal or General History of Plants" has long been the most famous English herbal. First published in 1597, it was republished in 1633 in an edition in which Thomas Johnson revised and enlarged the original text.

The quantity of herbals produced changed in 1450 with the development of the Gutenberg Press, which allowed their mass production with engraved plates.

Generally, the name in this list is in [[Latin]] and English (or common name for non-English herbals) is given, and the author where known. The link has the physical description if known of the herbal, and the place of production.

The list of herbals also contains Medicinals and other works and these have been included because of the descriptions given to plants in their folios. The date shown in this list should be the original (estimated) date written. Post period herbals are also of interest as to distinguish what details they include as distinct from what is and is not mentioned in prior herbals.

The majority of the list was created from a source document originally produced by the Kingdom of Meridian Herbalists Guild who kindly allowed contents to be copied. Additional information was initially contributed from the Kingdom of Lochac and other kingdoms may subsequently have contributed. Please see the Herb Garden guild page for information on the various Kingdom guild pages.

The intent of this list is to link to a page for each herbal/each type of herbal mentioned providing the following details:-
Where examples of the actual herbal can now actually be found. To be viewed physically or online.
When reproductions were created, and perhaps the year of the first remaining reproduction.
What facsimile copies have been produced. And also in what books, images from the herbals appear.
As well as the contents of each herbal, preferably a summary, and then some details.
Discussions between herbals are to have their own pages referenced from within each herbal page.
Descriptions of plants in herbals should include details of the time of growth, uses (medicinal or culinary etc) and illustrations as given.

If an asterix (*) appears after the listing for a herbal, this means a page specific to the herbal is still to be created.
Books about herbals and gardens published after 1901 can be found at [[Herbals_post1901]].

== Herbals ==

* 5000 BC Chinese Herbals *
* 3000 BC Sumerian Tablets *
* 1550 BC Ebbers Papayrus *
* 1300 BC Chinese “Oracle Bones” *
* 700 BC Pen T’sao Ching, or Canon of Herbs *
* 370 BC Historia Plantarum *
* 3rd Century BC Diocles’ physiology *
* 2nd Century BC Theriaka & Alexipharmaka *
* 1st Century BC Crateuas *
* 60 AD (approx.) De Materia Medica *
* 79 AD (approx.) Naturalis Historica *
* 400 AD (approx.) The Herbal of Apuleius *
* 512 AD Juliana Anicius Codex *
* 622-633 AD Etymologiarum libri duo *
* 7th Century Hortulus *
* 8th Century Capitulare de Villis *
* 10th Century (first half) Herbarium *
* 10th Century (latter half) Leech Book of Bald, or Medicinale Anglicum *
* 10th Cent. Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1050 (approx) Of Schools of Medicine *
* 1068 [[Taqwim as-sihhah]] by Ibn Bultan and name is translated as Maintenance of Health and referred to as Tables of Health and also see Tacuinum Sanitatis
* 11th Century Herbals from School of Salerno *
* 11th Century - De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1130-1150 Circa Instans *
* 1150 (approx) The Physica *
* 1180 Works of Avincenna *
* 12th Century (maybe 1st half) [[Herbal of al-Ghafiqi ]] by Abu Ja'far al-Ghafiqi
* 12th Century – Trotula *
* 12th Century – Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1280 (approx) De Proprietatibus Rerum *
* 13th Century De Vegetablis *
* 1306 Opus Ruralium Commodorum *
* 1349-1351 Buch der Natur *
* 1370-1380 [[ Tractatus de Herbis | Tractatus de Herbis ]] MS. Masson 116 , part of the North Italian group
* 1380’s – 1420 [[Tacuinum Sanitatis | Tacuinum Sanitatis ]] , also known as Taccuinum Sanitatis, Tacuina
* 1440 An Herbal but see [[ Tractatus de Herbis | Tractatus de Herbis ]] and also known in facsimile as a Medieval Herbal , Sloan MS 4016, part of the North Italian group
* 1471 Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1473 Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1477 De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1484 Herbarius Latinus *
* 1485 Der Gart der Gesundheit *
* 1486-1488 AD Arbolayre, or Le Grant Herbier *
* 1491 Hortus Sanitatis *
* 1500 Das Buch zu Distillieren
* 1525 Bancke's Herbal *
* 1526 Grete Herball *
* 1530 Herbarum Vivae Eicones *
* 1538 [[ Libellus de re herbaria novus | Libellus de re herbaria by William Turner ]]
* 1539 Kreüter Buch *
* 1542 [[De Historia Stirpium]]
* 1544 Commentarii *
* 1548 [[ The Names of Herbes | The Names of Herbes by William Turner ]] The Names of Herbes in Greke, Latin, Englishe, Duche and Frenche Wyth the Commune Names That Herbries and Apotecaries Use
* 1550/1551 Turner's New Herball Herbs *
* 1551 [[Askham's Herbal]]
* 1552 Badianus Manuscript *
* 1554 Cruÿdeboeck *
* 1560 – 1624 Pinax Thesti Botunici *
* 1563 Coloquios *
* 1568 Aztec Herbal *
* 1569 Dos Libros *
* 1596 Cataloge to John Gerard’s garden. *
* 1597 [[Gerard's Herbal | The Herball, or Generall Historie of Plantes by John Gerard ]]
* 16th century The Compendim of Materia Medica *
* 1615 Rerum Medicarum Novae Hispaniae Thesaurus *
* 1627 – 1705 Historica Plantara *
* 1631 Curioso tratado de la naturaleza y calidad del chocolate *
* 1640 Theatrum Botanicum *
* 1649 The Complete Herbal *
* 1652 The English Physician *
* 1656 Art of Simpling *
* 1679 [[De Gallis | De Gallis by Marcello Malpighi ]]
* 1707 – 1778 Taxonomy *
* 1800’s (first half), herbal of Shaker medicine *
* 1901 A Modern Herbal *

== External Links ==

*[http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=542 Atlantian A&S Links: Herbs, Herbalism, & Herbal Remedies]

==See also==
* Herb and Garden Guilds Listing [[HerbGarden_Guild]]
* [[ Herbals_post1901 | Herbals post 1901]]
* [[Herbs]]

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Herbals

2016-11-15T15:05:04Z

Faucheeur: add in link for the Herbal of al-Ghafiqi

'''Herbals''' are [[book]]s which describe the physical characteristics and properties of [[herbs]] and other plants. John Gerard's "Herbal or General History of Plants" has long been the most famous English herbal. First published in 1597, it was republished in 1633 in an edition in which Thomas Johnson revised and enlarged the original text.

The quantity of herbals produced changed in 1450 with the development of the Gutenberg Press, which allowed their mass production with engraved plates.

Generally, the name in this list is in [[Latin]] and English (or common name for non-English herbals) is given, and the author where known. The link has the physical description if known of the herbal, and the place of production.

The list of herbals also contains Medicinals and other works and these have been included because of the descriptions given to plants in their folios. The date shown in this list should be the original (estimated) date written. Post period herbals are also of interest as to distinguish what details they include as distinct from what is and is not mentioned in prior herbals.

The majority of the list was created from a source document originally produced by the Kingdom of Meridian Herbalists Guild who kindly allowed contents to be copied. Additional information was initially contributed from the Kingdom of Lochac and other kingdoms may subsequently have contributed. Please see the Herb Garden guild page for information on the various Kingdom guild pages.

The intent of this list is to link to a page for each herbal/each type of herbal mentioned providing the following details:-
Where examples of the actual herbal can now actually be found. To be viewed physically or online.
When reproductions were created, and perhaps the year of the first remaining reproduction.
What facsimile copies have been produced. And also in what books, images from the herbals appear.
As well as the contents of each herbal, preferably a summary, and then some details.
Discussions between herbals are to have their own pages referenced from within each herbal page.
Descriptions of plants in herbals should include details of the time of growth, uses (medicinal or culinary etc) and illustrations as given.

If an asterix (*) appears after the listing for a herbal, this means a page specific to the herbal is still to be created.
Books about herbals and gardens published after 1901 can be found at [[Herbals_post1901]].

== Herbals ==

* 5000 BC Chinese Herbals *
* 3000 BC Sumerian Tablets *
* 1550 BC Ebbers Papayrus *
* 1300 BC Chinese “Oracle Bones” *
* 700 BC Pen T’sao Ching, or Canon of Herbs *
* 370 BC Historia Plantarum *
* 3rd Century BC Diocles’ physiology *
* 2nd Century BC Theriaka & Alexipharmaka *
* 1st Century BC Crateuas *
* 60 AD (approx.) De Materia Medica *
* 79 AD (approx.) Naturalis Historica *
* 400 AD (approx.) The Herbal of Apuleius *
* 512 AD Juliana Anicius Codex *
* 622-633 AD Etymologiarum libri duo *
* 7th Century Hortulus *
* 8th Century Capitulare de Villis *
* 10th Century (first half) Herbarium *
* 10th Century (latter half) Leech Book of Bald, or Medicinale Anglicum *
* 10th Cent. Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1050 (approx) Of Schools of Medicine *
* 1068 [[Taqwim as-sihhah]] by Ibn Bultan and name is translated as Maintenance of Health and also see Tacuinum Sanitatis
* 11th Century Herbals from School of Salerno *
* 11th Century - De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1130-1150 Circa Instans *
* 1150 (approx) The Physica *
* 1180 Works of Avincenna *
* 12th Century – Trotula *
* 12th Century – Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 12th Century (approx) [[Herbal of al-Ghafiqi ]] by Abu Ja'far al-Ghafiqi
* 1280 (approx) De Proprietatibus Rerum *
* 13th Century De Vegetablis *
* 1306 Opus Ruralium Commodorum *
* 1349-1351 Buch der Natur *
* 1370-1380 [[ Tractatus de Herbis | Tractatus de Herbis ]] MS. Masson 116 , part of the North Italian group
* 1380’s – 1420 [[Tacuinum Sanitatis | Tacuinum Sanitatis ]] , also known as Taccuinum Sanitatis, Tacuina
* 1440 An Herbal but see [[ Tractatus de Herbis | Tractatus de Herbis ]] and also known in facsimile as a Medieval Herbal , Sloan MS 4016, part of the North Italian group
* 1471 Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1473 Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1477 De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1484 Herbarius Latinus *
* 1485 Der Gart der Gesundheit *
* 1486-1488 AD Arbolayre, or Le Grant Herbier *
* 1491 Hortus Sanitatis *
* 1500 Das Buch zu Distillieren
* 1525 Bancke's Herbal *
* 1526 Grete Herball *
* 1530 Herbarum Vivae Eicones *
* 1538 [[ Libellus de re herbaria novus | Libellus de re herbaria by William Turner ]]
* 1539 Kreüter Buch *
* 1542 [[De Historia Stirpium]]
* 1544 Commentarii *
* 1548 [[ The Names of Herbes | The Names of Herbes by William Turner ]] The Names of Herbes in Greke, Latin, Englishe, Duche and Frenche Wyth the Commune Names That Herbries and Apotecaries Use
* 1550/1551 Turner's New Herball Herbs *
* 1551 [[Askham's Herbal]]
* 1552 Badianus Manuscript *
* 1554 Cruÿdeboeck *
* 1560 – 1624 Pinax Thesti Botunici *
* 1563 Coloquios *
* 1568 Aztec Herbal *
* 1569 Dos Libros *
* 1596 Cataloge to John Gerard’s garden. *
* 1597 [[Gerard's Herbal | The Herball, or Generall Historie of Plantes by John Gerard ]]
* 16th century The Compendim of Materia Medica *
* 1615 Rerum Medicarum Novae Hispaniae Thesaurus *
* 1627 – 1705 Historica Plantara *
* 1631 Curioso tratado de la naturaleza y calidad del chocolate *
* 1640 Theatrum Botanicum *
* 1649 The Complete Herbal *
* 1652 The English Physician *
* 1656 Art of Simpling *
* 1679 [[De Gallis | De Gallis by Marcello Malpighi ]]
* 1707 – 1778 Taxonomy *
* 1800’s (first half), herbal of Shaker medicine *
* 1901 A Modern Herbal *

== External Links ==

*[http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=542 Atlantian A&S Links: Herbs, Herbalism, & Herbal Remedies]

==See also==
* Herb and Garden Guilds Listing [[HerbGarden_Guild]]
* [[ Herbals_post1901 | Herbals post 1901]]
* [[Herbs]]

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Herbals

2016-11-15T14:44:55Z

Faucheeur: add in reference to Tractatus de Herbis, and An Herbal, that part of North Italian Group

'''Herbals''' are [[book]]s which describe the physical characteristics and properties of [[herbs]] and other plants. John Gerard's "Herbal or General History of Plants" has long been the most famous English herbal. First published in 1597, it was republished in 1633 in an edition in which Thomas Johnson revised and enlarged the original text.

The quantity of herbals produced changed in 1450 with the development of the Gutenberg Press, which allowed their mass production with engraved plates.

Generally, the name in this list is in [[Latin]] and English (or common name for non-English herbals) is given, and the author where known. The link has the physical description if known of the herbal, and the place of production.

The list of herbals also contains Medicinals and other works and these have been included because of the descriptions given to plants in their folios. The date shown in this list should be the original (estimated) date written. Post period herbals are also of interest as to distinguish what details they include as distinct from what is and is not mentioned in prior herbals.

The majority of the list was created from a source document originally produced by the Kingdom of Meridian Herbalists Guild who kindly allowed contents to be copied. Additional information was initially contributed from the Kingdom of Lochac and other kingdoms may subsequently have contributed. Please see the Herb Garden guild page for information on the various Kingdom guild pages.

The intent of this list is to link to a page for each herbal/each type of herbal mentioned providing the following details:-
Where examples of the actual herbal can now actually be found. To be viewed physically or online.
When reproductions were created, and perhaps the year of the first remaining reproduction.
What facsimile copies have been produced. And also in what books, images from the herbals appear.
As well as the contents of each herbal, preferably a summary, and then some details.
Discussions between herbals are to have their own pages referenced from within each herbal page.
Descriptions of plants in herbals should include details of the time of growth, uses (medicinal or culinary etc) and illustrations as given.

If an asterix (*) appears after the listing for a herbal, this means a page specific to the herbal is still to be created.
Books about herbals and gardens published after 1901 can be found at [[Herbals_post1901]].

== Herbals ==

* 5000 BC Chinese Herbals *
* 3000 BC Sumerian Tablets *
* 1550 BC Ebbers Papayrus *
* 1300 BC Chinese “Oracle Bones” *
* 700 BC Pen T’sao Ching, or Canon of Herbs *
* 370 BC Historia Plantarum *
* 3rd Century BC Diocles’ physiology *
* 2nd Century BC Theriaka & Alexipharmaka *
* 1st Century BC Crateuas *
* 60 AD (approx.) De Materia Medica *
* 79 AD (approx.) Naturalis Historica *
* 400 AD (approx.) The Herbal of Apuleius *
* 512 AD Juliana Anicius Codex *
* 622-633 AD Etymologiarum libri duo *
* 7th Century Hortulus *
* 8th Century Capitulare de Villis *
* 10th Century (first half) Herbarium *
* 10th Century (latter half) Leech Book of Bald, or Medicinale Anglicum *
* 10th Cent. Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1050 (approx) Of Schools of Medicine *
* 1068 [[Taqwim as-sihhah]] by Ibn Bultan and name is translated as Maintenance of Health and also see Tacuinum Sanitatis
* 11th Century Herbals from School of Salerno *
* 11th Century - De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1130-1150 Circa Instans *
* 1150 (approx) The Physica *
* 1180 Works of Avincenna *
* 12th Century – Trotula *
* 12th Century – Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1280 (approx) De Proprietatibus Rerum *
* 13th Century De Vegetablis *
* 1306 Opus Ruralium Commodorum *
* 1349-1351 Buch der Natur *
* 1370-1380 [[ Tractatus de Herbis | Tractatus de Herbis ]] MS. Masson 116 , part of the North Italian group
* 1380’s – 1420 [[Tacuinum Sanitatis | Tacuinum Sanitatis ]] , also known as Taccuinum Sanitatis, Tacuina
* 1440 An Herbal but see [[ Tractatus de Herbis | Tractatus de Herbis ]] and also known in facsimile as a Medieval Herbal , Sloan MS 4016, part of the North Italian group
* 1471 Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1473 Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1477 De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1484 Herbarius Latinus *
* 1485 Der Gart der Gesundheit *
* 1486-1488 AD Arbolayre, or Le Grant Herbier *
* 1491 Hortus Sanitatis *
* 1500 Das Buch zu Distillieren
* 1525 Bancke's Herbal *
* 1526 Grete Herball *
* 1530 Herbarum Vivae Eicones *
* 1538 [[ Libellus de re herbaria novus | Libellus de re herbaria by William Turner ]]
* 1539 Kreüter Buch *
* 1542 [[De Historia Stirpium]]
* 1544 Commentarii *
* 1548 [[ The Names of Herbes | The Names of Herbes by William Turner ]] The Names of Herbes in Greke, Latin, Englishe, Duche and Frenche Wyth the Commune Names That Herbries and Apotecaries Use
* 1550/1551 Turner's New Herball Herbs *
* 1551 [[Askham's Herbal]]
* 1552 Badianus Manuscript *
* 1554 Cruÿdeboeck *
* 1560 – 1624 Pinax Thesti Botunici *
* 1563 Coloquios *
* 1568 Aztec Herbal *
* 1569 Dos Libros *
* 1596 Cataloge to John Gerard’s garden. *
* 1597 [[Gerard's Herbal | The Herball, or Generall Historie of Plantes by John Gerard ]]
* 16th century The Compendim of Materia Medica *
* 1615 Rerum Medicarum Novae Hispaniae Thesaurus *
* 1627 – 1705 Historica Plantara *
* 1631 Curioso tratado de la naturaleza y calidad del chocolate *
* 1640 Theatrum Botanicum *
* 1649 The Complete Herbal *
* 1652 The English Physician *
* 1656 Art of Simpling *
* 1679 [[De Gallis | De Gallis by Marcello Malpighi ]]
* 1707 – 1778 Taxonomy *
* 1800’s (first half), herbal of Shaker medicine *
* 1901 A Modern Herbal *

== External Links ==

*[http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=542 Atlantian A&S Links: Herbs, Herbalism, & Herbal Remedies]

==See also==
* Herb and Garden Guilds Listing [[HerbGarden_Guild]]
* [[ Herbals_post1901 | Herbals post 1901]]
* [[Herbs]]

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Tractatus de Herbis

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Tractatus de Herbis created between 1370-1380 in Italy is MS Masson 116 held at the Bibliotheque de l'Ecole des Beaux-Arts, Paris
An Herbal, created in 1440 in Italy, and written in Latin, is Sloane MS 4016 held in the British Library, is classified by Baumann as a copy of a Tractatus de Herbis, and as one of the 'North Italian group' of Herbals.

Facsimiles Created:-

Facsimile of An Herbal or Sloane MS 4016
* Year: 2016
* ISBN-13: 9781530472673
* Publisher: Palatino Press, Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
* Volume Named: Medieval Herbal: A facsimile of a 15th century illustrated manuscript
* Author(s): Palatino Press
* Dimensions: 178mm x 254mm (not fullsize reproduction)

Facsimile of Libellus de re Herbaria 1538,and [[ The Names of Herbes | The Names of Herbes ]] 1548 both by William Turner

== External Links ==

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Herbals

2016-11-15T14:28:54Z

Faucheeur: update dates and link for Tractatus de Herbis, and add in reference for An Herbal, 1440

'''Herbals''' are [[book]]s which describe the physical characteristics and properties of [[herbs]] and other plants. John Gerard's "Herbal or General History of Plants" has long been the most famous English herbal. First published in 1597, it was republished in 1633 in an edition in which Thomas Johnson revised and enlarged the original text.

The quantity of herbals produced changed in 1450 with the development of the Gutenberg Press, which allowed their mass production with engraved plates.

Generally, the name in this list is in [[Latin]] and English (or common name for non-English herbals) is given, and the author where known. The link has the physical description if known of the herbal, and the place of production.

The list of herbals also contains Medicinals and other works and these have been included because of the descriptions given to plants in their folios. The date shown in this list should be the original (estimated) date written. Post period herbals are also of interest as to distinguish what details they include as distinct from what is and is not mentioned in prior herbals.

The majority of the list was created from a source document originally produced by the Kingdom of Meridian Herbalists Guild who kindly allowed contents to be copied. Additional information was initially contributed from the Kingdom of Lochac and other kingdoms may subsequently have contributed. Please see the Herb Garden guild page for information on the various Kingdom guild pages.

The intent of this list is to link to a page for each herbal/each type of herbal mentioned providing the following details:-
Where examples of the actual herbal can now actually be found. To be viewed physically or online.
When reproductions were created, and perhaps the year of the first remaining reproduction.
What facsimile copies have been produced. And also in what books, images from the herbals appear.
As well as the contents of each herbal, preferably a summary, and then some details.
Discussions between herbals are to have their own pages referenced from within each herbal page.
Descriptions of plants in herbals should include details of the time of growth, uses (medicinal or culinary etc) and illustrations as given.

If an asterix (*) appears after the listing for a herbal, this means a page specific to the herbal is still to be created.
Books about herbals and gardens published after 1901 can be found at [[Herbals_post1901]].

== Herbals ==

* 5000 BC Chinese Herbals *
* 3000 BC Sumerian Tablets *
* 1550 BC Ebbers Papayrus *
* 1300 BC Chinese “Oracle Bones” *
* 700 BC Pen T’sao Ching, or Canon of Herbs *
* 370 BC Historia Plantarum *
* 3rd Century BC Diocles’ physiology *
* 2nd Century BC Theriaka & Alexipharmaka *
* 1st Century BC Crateuas *
* 60 AD (approx.) De Materia Medica *
* 79 AD (approx.) Naturalis Historica *
* 400 AD (approx.) The Herbal of Apuleius *
* 512 AD Juliana Anicius Codex *
* 622-633 AD Etymologiarum libri duo *
* 7th Century Hortulus *
* 8th Century Capitulare de Villis *
* 10th Century (first half) Herbarium *
* 10th Century (latter half) Leech Book of Bald, or Medicinale Anglicum *
* 10th Cent. Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1050 (approx) Of Schools of Medicine *
* 1068 [[Taqwim as-sihhah]] by Ibn Bultan and name is translated as Maintenance of Health and also see Tacuinum Sanitatis
* 11th Century Herbals from School of Salerno *
* 11th Century - De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1130-1150 Circa Instans *
* 1150 (approx) The Physica *
* 1180 Works of Avincenna *
* 12th Century – Trotula *
* 12th Century – Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1280 (approx) De Proprietatibus Rerum *
* 13th Century De Vegetablis *
* 1306 Opus Ruralium Commodorum *
* 1349-1351 Buch der Natur *
* 1370-1380 [[ Tractatus de Herbis | Tractatus de Herbis ]] MS. Masson 116
* 1380’s – 1420 [[Tacuinum Sanitatis | Tacuinum Sanitatis ]] , also known as Taccuinum Sanitatis, Tacuina
* 1440 An Herbal but see [[ Tractatus de Herbis | Tractatus de Herbis ]] and also known in facsimile as a Medieval Herbal , Sloan MS 4016
* 1471 Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1473 Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1477 De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1484 Herbarius Latinus *
* 1485 Der Gart der Gesundheit *
* 1486-1488 AD Arbolayre, or Le Grant Herbier *
* 1491 Hortus Sanitatis *
* 1500 Das Buch zu Distillieren
* 1525 Bancke's Herbal *
* 1526 Grete Herball *
* 1530 Herbarum Vivae Eicones *
* 1538 [[ Libellus de re herbaria novus | Libellus de re herbaria by William Turner ]]
* 1539 Kreüter Buch *
* 1542 [[De Historia Stirpium]]
* 1544 Commentarii *
* 1548 [[ The Names of Herbes | The Names of Herbes by William Turner ]] The Names of Herbes in Greke, Latin, Englishe, Duche and Frenche Wyth the Commune Names That Herbries and Apotecaries Use
* 1550/1551 Turner's New Herball Herbs *
* 1551 [[Askham's Herbal]]
* 1552 Badianus Manuscript *
* 1554 Cruÿdeboeck *
* 1560 – 1624 Pinax Thesti Botunici *
* 1563 Coloquios *
* 1568 Aztec Herbal *
* 1569 Dos Libros *
* 1596 Cataloge to John Gerard’s garden. *
* 1597 [[Gerard's Herbal | The Herball, or Generall Historie of Plantes by John Gerard ]]
* 16th century The Compendim of Materia Medica *
* 1615 Rerum Medicarum Novae Hispaniae Thesaurus *
* 1627 – 1705 Historica Plantara *
* 1631 Curioso tratado de la naturaleza y calidad del chocolate *
* 1640 Theatrum Botanicum *
* 1649 The Complete Herbal *
* 1652 The English Physician *
* 1656 Art of Simpling *
* 1679 [[De Gallis | De Gallis by Marcello Malpighi ]]
* 1707 – 1778 Taxonomy *
* 1800’s (first half), herbal of Shaker medicine *
* 1901 A Modern Herbal *

== External Links ==

*[http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=542 Atlantian A&S Links: Herbs, Herbalism, & Herbal Remedies]

==See also==
* Herb and Garden Guilds Listing [[HerbGarden_Guild]]
* [[ Herbals_post1901 | Herbals post 1901]]
* [[Herbs]]

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Herbals

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'''Herbals''' are [[book]]s which describe the physical characteristics and properties of [[herbs]] and other plants. John Gerard's "Herbal or General History of Plants" has long been the most famous English herbal. First published in 1597, it was republished in 1633 in an edition in which Thomas Johnson revised and enlarged the original text.

The quantity of herbals produced changed in 1450 with the development of the Gutenberg Press, which allowed their mass production with engraved plates.

Generally, the name in this list is in [[Latin]] and English (or common name for non-English herbals) is given, and the author where known. The link has the physical description if known of the herbal, and the place of production.

The list of herbals also contains Medicinals and other works and these have been included because of the descriptions given to plants in their folios. The date shown in this list should be the original (estimated) date written. Post period herbals are also of interest as to distinguish what details they include as distinct from what is and is not mentioned in prior herbals.

The majority of the list was created from a source document originally produced by the Kingdom of Meridian Herbalists Guild who kindly allowed contents to be copied. Additional information was initially contributed from the Kingdom of Lochac and other kingdoms may subsequently have contributed. Please see the Herb Garden guild page for information on the various Kingdom guild pages.

The intent of this list is to link to a page for each herbal/each type of herbal mentioned providing the following details:-
Where examples of the actual herbal can now actually be found. To be viewed physically or online.
When reproductions were created, and perhaps the year of the first remaining reproduction.
What facsimile copies have been produced. And also in what books, images from the herbals appear.
As well as the contents of each herbal, preferably a summary, and then some details.
Discussions between herbals are to have their own pages referenced from within each herbal page.
Descriptions of plants in herbals should include details of the time of growth, uses (medicinal or culinary etc) and illustrations as given.

If an asterix (*) appears after the listing for a herbal, this means a page specific to the herbal is still to be created.
Books about herbals and gardens published after 1901 can be found at [[Herbals_post1901]].

== Herbals ==

* 5000 BC Chinese Herbals *
* 3000 BC Sumerian Tablets *
* 1550 BC Ebbers Papayrus *
* 1300 BC Chinese “Oracle Bones” *
* 700 BC Pen T’sao Ching, or Canon of Herbs *
* 370 BC Historia Plantarum *
* 3rd Century BC Diocles’ physiology *
* 2nd Century BC Theriaka & Alexipharmaka *
* 1st Century BC Crateuas *
* 60 AD (approx.) De Materia Medica *
* 79 AD (approx.) Naturalis Historica *
* 400 AD (approx.) The Herbal of Apuleius *
* 512 AD Juliana Anicius Codex *
* 622-633 AD Etymologiarum libri duo *
* 7th Century Hortulus *
* 8th Century Capitulare de Villis *
* 10th Century (first half) Herbarium *
* 10th Century (latter half) Leech Book of Bald, or Medicinale Anglicum *
* 10th Cent. Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1050 (approx) Of Schools of Medicine *
* 1068 [[Taqwim as-sihhah]] by Ibn Bultan and name is translated as Maintenance of Health and also see Tacuinum Sanitatis
* 11th Century Herbals from School of Salerno *
* 11th Century - De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1130-1150 Circa Instans *
* 1150 (approx) The Physica *
* 1180 Works of Avincenna *
* 12th Century – Trotula *
* 12th Century – Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1280 (approx) De Proprietatibus Rerum *
* 13th Century De Vegetablis *
* 1306 Opus Ruralium Commodorum *
* 1349-1351 Buch der Natur *
* 1380’s – 1420 [[Tacuinum Sanitatis | Tacuinum Sanitatis ]] , also known as Taccuinum Sanitatis, Tacuina
* 1440 [[ Tractatus de Herbis | Tractatus de Herbis ]] also known as An Herbal / Medieval Herbal Ms. Mason 116, Sloan MS 4016
* 1471 Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1473 Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1477 De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1484 Herbarius Latinus *
* 1485 Der Gart der Gesundheit *
* 1486-1488 AD Arbolayre, or Le Grant Herbier *
* 1491 Hortus Sanitatis *
* 1500 Das Buch zu Distillieren
* 1525 Bancke's Herbal *
* 1526 Grete Herball *
* 1530 Herbarum Vivae Eicones *
* 1538 [[ Libellus de re herbaria novus | Libellus de re herbaria by William Turner ]]
* 1539 Kreüter Buch *
* 1542 [[De Historia Stirpium]]
* 1544 Commentarii *
* 1548 [[ The Names of Herbes | The Names of Herbes by William Turner ]] The Names of Herbes in Greke, Latin, Englishe, Duche and Frenche Wyth the Commune Names That Herbries and Apotecaries Use
* 1550/1551 Turner's New Herball Herbs *
* 1551 [[Askham's Herbal]]
* 1552 Badianus Manuscript *
* 1554 Cruÿdeboeck *
* 1560 – 1624 Pinax Thesti Botunici *
* 1563 Coloquios *
* 1568 Aztec Herbal *
* 1569 Dos Libros *
* 1596 Cataloge to John Gerard’s garden. *
* 1597 [[Gerard's Herbal | The Herball, or Generall Historie of Plantes by John Gerard ]]
* 16th century The Compendim of Materia Medica *
* 1615 Rerum Medicarum Novae Hispaniae Thesaurus *
* 1627 – 1705 Historica Plantara *
* 1631 Curioso tratado de la naturaleza y calidad del chocolate *
* 1640 Theatrum Botanicum *
* 1649 The Complete Herbal *
* 1652 The English Physician *
* 1656 Art of Simpling *
* 1679 [[De Gallis | De Gallis by Marcello Malpighi ]]
* 1707 – 1778 Taxonomy *
* 1800’s (first half), herbal of Shaker medicine *
* 1901 A Modern Herbal *

== External Links ==

*[http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=542 Atlantian A&S Links: Herbs, Herbalism, & Herbal Remedies]

==See also==
* Herb and Garden Guilds Listing [[HerbGarden_Guild]]
* [[ Herbals_post1901 | Herbals post 1901]]
* [[Herbs]]

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Tacuinum Sanitatis

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Tacuinum Sanitatis also known as Taccuinum Sanitatis, Tacuina was based on herbal [[Taqwim as-sihhah]] written in mid 13th Cent.

A version of the Tacuinum Sanitatis is kept in the Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris, Shelf Mark, Shelf mark: Ms. Lat 9333

From the description of the Moleiro facsimile of Ms. Lat 9333 in the Bibliothèque nationale de France, Ibn Butlân’s Taqwin al-sihha were translated into Latin in Palermo, at the court of Manfred, king of Sicily from 1258 to 1266, under the title of Tacuinum Sanitatis. In the late 14th century, in Lombardy, a highly developed series of illustrations was incorporated into this treatise, the starting point for a series of copies that spread beyond Italian frontiers, According to the coat of arms at the beginning of the codex , added shortly after it was made, the Ms. Lat 9333 belonged to Count Louis of Wurtemberg and his wife, Matilda, the daughter of Louis of Baviera, the Palatine count of Renania.

Facsimiles Created:-

Facsimile of Tacuinum Sanitatis in the Bibliothèque nationale de France
* Year: 2007
* ISBN-13: 978-84-96400-40-5, 978-84-96400-39-9
* Publisher: Moleiro
* Author(s): Commentary volume by Alain Touwaide, Eberhard König. Carlos Miranda García-Tejedor
* Dimensions: 355 x 225 mm. 216 pages, all illuminated.

== External Links ==

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Herbals

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Faucheeur: correct correction for Tacuinum Sanitatis link

'''Herbals''' are [[book]]s which describe the physical characteristics and properties of [[herbs]] and other plants. John Gerard's "Herbal or General History of Plants" has long been the most famous English herbal. First published in 1597, it was republished in 1633 in an edition in which Thomas Johnson revised and enlarged the original text.

The quantity of herbals produced changed in 1450 with the development of the Gutenberg Press, which allowed their mass production with engraved plates.

Generally, the name in this list is in [[Latin]] and English (or common name for non-English herbals) is given, and the author where known. The link has the physical description if known of the herbal, and the place of production.

The list of herbals also contains Medicinals and other works and these have been included because of the descriptions given to plants in their folios. The date shown in this list should be the original (estimated) date written. Post period herbals are also of interest as to distinguish what details they include as distinct from what is and is not mentioned in prior herbals.

The majority of the list was created from a source document originally produced by the Kingdom of Meridian Herbalists Guild who kindly allowed contents to be copied. Additional information was initially contributed from the Kingdom of Lochac and other kingdoms may subsequently have contributed. Please see the Herb Garden guild page for information on the various Kingdom guild pages.

The intent of this list is to link to a page for each herbal/each type of herbal mentioned providing the following details:-
Where examples of the actual herbal can now actually be found. To be viewed physically or online.
When reproductions were created, and perhaps the year of the first remaining reproduction.
What facsimile copies have been produced. And also in what books, images from the herbals appear.
As well as the contents of each herbal, preferably a summary, and then some details.
Discussions between herbals are to have their own pages referenced from within each herbal page.
Descriptions of plants in herbals should include details of the time of growth, uses (medicinal or culinary etc) and illustrations as given.

If an asterix (*) appears after the listing for a herbal, this means a page specific to the herbal is still to be created.
Books about herbals and gardens published after 1901 can be found at [[Herbals_post1901]].

== Herbals ==

* 5000 BC Chinese Herbals *
* 3000 BC Sumerian Tablets *
* 1550 BC Ebbers Papayrus *
* 1300 BC Chinese “Oracle Bones” *
* 700 BC Pen T’sao Ching, or Canon of Herbs *
* 370 BC Historia Plantarum *
* 3rd Century BC Diocles’ physiology *
* 2nd Century BC Theriaka & Alexipharmaka *
* 1st Century BC Crateuas *
* 60 AD (approx.) De Materia Medica *
* 79 AD (approx.) Naturalis Historica *
* 400 AD (approx.) The Herbal of Apuleius *
* 512 AD Juliana Anicius Codex *
* 622-633 AD Etymologiarum libri duo *
* 7th Century Hortulus *
* 8th Century Capitulare de Villis *
* 10th Century (first half) Herbarium *
* 10th Century (latter half) Leech Book of Bald, or Medicinale Anglicum *
* 10th Cent. Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1050 (approx) Of Schools of Medicine *
* 1068 [[Taqwim as-sihhah]] by Ibn Bultan and name is translated as Maintenance of Health and also see Tacuinum Sanitatis
* 11th Century Herbals from School of Salerno *
* 11th Century - De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1130-1150 Circa Instans *
* 1150 (approx) The Physica *
* 1180 Works of Avincenna *
* 12th Century – Trotula *
* 12th Century – Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1280 (approx) De Proprietatibus Rerum *
* 13th Century De Vegetablis *
* 1306 Opus Ruralium Commodorum *
* 1349-1351 Buch der Natur *
* 1380’s – 1420 [[Tacuinum Sanitatis | Tacuinum Sanitatis ]] , also known as Taccuinum Sanitatis, Tacuina
* 1440 Tractatus de Herbis *
* 1471 Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1473 Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1477 De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1484 Herbarius Latinus *
* 1485 Der Gart der Gesundheit *
* 1486-1488 AD Arbolayre, or Le Grant Herbier *
* 1491 Hortus Sanitatis *
* 1500 Das Buch zu Distillieren
* 1525 Bancke's Herbal *
* 1526 Grete Herball *
* 1530 Herbarum Vivae Eicones *
* 1538 [[ Libellus de re herbaria novus | Libellus de re herbaria by William Turner ]]
* 1539 Kreüter Buch *
* 1542 [[De Historia Stirpium]]
* 1544 Commentarii *
* 1548 [[ The Names of Herbes | The Names of Herbes by William Turner ]] The Names of Herbes in Greke, Latin, Englishe, Duche and Frenche Wyth the Commune Names That Herbries and Apotecaries Use
* 1550/1551 Turner's New Herball Herbs *
* 1551 [[Askham's Herbal]]
* 1552 Badianus Manuscript *
* 1554 Cruÿdeboeck *
* 1560 – 1624 Pinax Thesti Botunici *
* 1563 Coloquios *
* 1568 Aztec Herbal *
* 1569 Dos Libros *
* 1596 Cataloge to John Gerard’s garden. *
* 1597 [[Gerard's Herbal | The Herball, or Generall Historie of Plantes by John Gerard ]]
* 16th century The Compendim of Materia Medica *
* 1615 Rerum Medicarum Novae Hispaniae Thesaurus *
* 1627 – 1705 Historica Plantara *
* 1631 Curioso tratado de la naturaleza y calidad del chocolate *
* 1640 Theatrum Botanicum *
* 1649 The Complete Herbal *
* 1652 The English Physician *
* 1656 Art of Simpling *
* 1679 [[De Gallis | De Gallis by Marcello Malpighi ]]
* 1707 – 1778 Taxonomy *
* 1800’s (first half), herbal of Shaker medicine *
* 1901 A Modern Herbal *

== External Links ==

*[http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=542 Atlantian A&S Links: Herbs, Herbalism, & Herbal Remedies]

==See also==
* Herb and Garden Guilds Listing [[HerbGarden_Guild]]
* [[ Herbals_post1901 | Herbals post 1901]]
* [[Herbs]]

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Herbals

2016-11-15T13:42:13Z

Faucheeur: fix link for Tacuinum Sanitatis

'''Herbals''' are [[book]]s which describe the physical characteristics and properties of [[herbs]] and other plants. John Gerard's "Herbal or General History of Plants" has long been the most famous English herbal. First published in 1597, it was republished in 1633 in an edition in which Thomas Johnson revised and enlarged the original text.

The quantity of herbals produced changed in 1450 with the development of the Gutenberg Press, which allowed their mass production with engraved plates.

Generally, the name in this list is in [[Latin]] and English (or common name for non-English herbals) is given, and the author where known. The link has the physical description if known of the herbal, and the place of production.

The list of herbals also contains Medicinals and other works and these have been included because of the descriptions given to plants in their folios. The date shown in this list should be the original (estimated) date written. Post period herbals are also of interest as to distinguish what details they include as distinct from what is and is not mentioned in prior herbals.

The majority of the list was created from a source document originally produced by the Kingdom of Meridian Herbalists Guild who kindly allowed contents to be copied. Additional information was initially contributed from the Kingdom of Lochac and other kingdoms may subsequently have contributed. Please see the Herb Garden guild page for information on the various Kingdom guild pages.

The intent of this list is to link to a page for each herbal/each type of herbal mentioned providing the following details:-
Where examples of the actual herbal can now actually be found. To be viewed physically or online.
When reproductions were created, and perhaps the year of the first remaining reproduction.
What facsimile copies have been produced. And also in what books, images from the herbals appear.
As well as the contents of each herbal, preferably a summary, and then some details.
Discussions between herbals are to have their own pages referenced from within each herbal page.
Descriptions of plants in herbals should include details of the time of growth, uses (medicinal or culinary etc) and illustrations as given.

If an asterix (*) appears after the listing for a herbal, this means a page specific to the herbal is still to be created.
Books about herbals and gardens published after 1901 can be found at [[Herbals_post1901]].

== Herbals ==

* 5000 BC Chinese Herbals *
* 3000 BC Sumerian Tablets *
* 1550 BC Ebbers Papayrus *
* 1300 BC Chinese “Oracle Bones” *
* 700 BC Pen T’sao Ching, or Canon of Herbs *
* 370 BC Historia Plantarum *
* 3rd Century BC Diocles’ physiology *
* 2nd Century BC Theriaka & Alexipharmaka *
* 1st Century BC Crateuas *
* 60 AD (approx.) De Materia Medica *
* 79 AD (approx.) Naturalis Historica *
* 400 AD (approx.) The Herbal of Apuleius *
* 512 AD Juliana Anicius Codex *
* 622-633 AD Etymologiarum libri duo *
* 7th Century Hortulus *
* 8th Century Capitulare de Villis *
* 10th Century (first half) Herbarium *
* 10th Century (latter half) Leech Book of Bald, or Medicinale Anglicum *
* 10th Cent. Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1050 (approx) Of Schools of Medicine *
* 1068 [[Taqwim as-sihhah]] by Ibn Bultan and name is translated as Maintenance of Health and also see Tacuinum Sanitatis
* 11th Century Herbals from School of Salerno *
* 11th Century - De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1130-1150 Circa Instans *
* 1150 (approx) The Physica *
* 1180 Works of Avincenna *
* 12th Century – Trotula *
* 12th Century – Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1280 (approx) De Proprietatibus Rerum *
* 13th Century De Vegetablis *
* 1306 Opus Ruralium Commodorum *
* 1349-1351 Buch der Natur *
* 1380’s – 1420 [[Tacuinum Sanitatis | Tacuinum Sanitatis ] , also known as Taccuinum Sanitatis, Tacuina
* 1440 Tractatus de Herbis *
* 1471 Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1473 Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1477 De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1484 Herbarius Latinus *
* 1485 Der Gart der Gesundheit *
* 1486-1488 AD Arbolayre, or Le Grant Herbier *
* 1491 Hortus Sanitatis *
* 1500 Das Buch zu Distillieren
* 1525 Bancke's Herbal *
* 1526 Grete Herball *
* 1530 Herbarum Vivae Eicones *
* 1538 [[ Libellus de re herbaria novus | Libellus de re herbaria by William Turner ]]
* 1539 Kreüter Buch *
* 1542 [[De Historia Stirpium]]
* 1544 Commentarii *
* 1548 [[ The Names of Herbes | The Names of Herbes by William Turner ]] The Names of Herbes in Greke, Latin, Englishe, Duche and Frenche Wyth the Commune Names That Herbries and Apotecaries Use
* 1550/1551 Turner's New Herball Herbs *
* 1551 [[Askham's Herbal]]
* 1552 Badianus Manuscript *
* 1554 Cruÿdeboeck *
* 1560 – 1624 Pinax Thesti Botunici *
* 1563 Coloquios *
* 1568 Aztec Herbal *
* 1569 Dos Libros *
* 1596 Cataloge to John Gerard’s garden. *
* 1597 [[Gerard's Herbal | The Herball, or Generall Historie of Plantes by John Gerard ]]
* 16th century The Compendim of Materia Medica *
* 1615 Rerum Medicarum Novae Hispaniae Thesaurus *
* 1627 – 1705 Historica Plantara *
* 1631 Curioso tratado de la naturaleza y calidad del chocolate *
* 1640 Theatrum Botanicum *
* 1649 The Complete Herbal *
* 1652 The English Physician *
* 1656 Art of Simpling *
* 1679 [[De Gallis | De Gallis by Marcello Malpighi ]]
* 1707 – 1778 Taxonomy *
* 1800’s (first half), herbal of Shaker medicine *
* 1901 A Modern Herbal *

== External Links ==

*[http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=542 Atlantian A&S Links: Herbs, Herbalism, & Herbal Remedies]

==See also==
* Herb and Garden Guilds Listing [[HerbGarden_Guild]]
* [[ Herbals_post1901 | Herbals post 1901]]
* [[Herbs]]

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Taqwim as-sihhah

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Faucheeur: create page for Taqwim as-sihhah

Taqwim as-sihhah by Ibn Botlân of Baghdad, Arabic physician, and the name of the herbal translates as "Maintenance of Health". Translated into Latin in the mid Thirteenth century, it was basis for several herbals named [[Tacuinum Sanitatis]] or similar written in early 15th Cent.

Facsimiles Created:-

== External Links ==

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Herbals

2016-11-15T13:34:18Z

Faucheeur: remove the word tables before Taqwim as-sihhah

'''Herbals''' are [[book]]s which describe the physical characteristics and properties of [[herbs]] and other plants. John Gerard's "Herbal or General History of Plants" has long been the most famous English herbal. First published in 1597, it was republished in 1633 in an edition in which Thomas Johnson revised and enlarged the original text.

The quantity of herbals produced changed in 1450 with the development of the Gutenberg Press, which allowed their mass production with engraved plates.

Generally, the name in this list is in [[Latin]] and English (or common name for non-English herbals) is given, and the author where known. The link has the physical description if known of the herbal, and the place of production.

The list of herbals also contains Medicinals and other works and these have been included because of the descriptions given to plants in their folios. The date shown in this list should be the original (estimated) date written. Post period herbals are also of interest as to distinguish what details they include as distinct from what is and is not mentioned in prior herbals.

The majority of the list was created from a source document originally produced by the Kingdom of Meridian Herbalists Guild who kindly allowed contents to be copied. Additional information was initially contributed from the Kingdom of Lochac and other kingdoms may subsequently have contributed. Please see the Herb Garden guild page for information on the various Kingdom guild pages.

The intent of this list is to link to a page for each herbal/each type of herbal mentioned providing the following details:-
Where examples of the actual herbal can now actually be found. To be viewed physically or online.
When reproductions were created, and perhaps the year of the first remaining reproduction.
What facsimile copies have been produced. And also in what books, images from the herbals appear.
As well as the contents of each herbal, preferably a summary, and then some details.
Discussions between herbals are to have their own pages referenced from within each herbal page.
Descriptions of plants in herbals should include details of the time of growth, uses (medicinal or culinary etc) and illustrations as given.

If an asterix (*) appears after the listing for a herbal, this means a page specific to the herbal is still to be created.
Books about herbals and gardens published after 1901 can be found at [[Herbals_post1901]].

== Herbals ==

* 5000 BC Chinese Herbals *
* 3000 BC Sumerian Tablets *
* 1550 BC Ebbers Papayrus *
* 1300 BC Chinese “Oracle Bones” *
* 700 BC Pen T’sao Ching, or Canon of Herbs *
* 370 BC Historia Plantarum *
* 3rd Century BC Diocles’ physiology *
* 2nd Century BC Theriaka & Alexipharmaka *
* 1st Century BC Crateuas *
* 60 AD (approx.) De Materia Medica *
* 79 AD (approx.) Naturalis Historica *
* 400 AD (approx.) The Herbal of Apuleius *
* 512 AD Juliana Anicius Codex *
* 622-633 AD Etymologiarum libri duo *
* 7th Century Hortulus *
* 8th Century Capitulare de Villis *
* 10th Century (first half) Herbarium *
* 10th Century (latter half) Leech Book of Bald, or Medicinale Anglicum *
* 10th Cent. Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1050 (approx) Of Schools of Medicine *
* 1068 [[Taqwim as-sihhah]] by Ibn Bultan and name is translated as Maintenance of Health and also see Tacuinum Sanitatis
* 11th Century Herbals from School of Salerno *
* 11th Century - De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1130-1150 Circa Instans *
* 1150 (approx) The Physica *
* 1180 Works of Avincenna *
* 12th Century – Trotula *
* 12th Century – Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1280 (approx) De Proprietatibus Rerum *
* 13th Century De Vegetablis *
* 1306 Opus Ruralium Commodorum *
* 1349-1351 Buch der Natur *
* 1380’s – 1420 [[Tacuinum Sanitatis] | Tacuinum Sanitatis ] , also known as Taccuinum Sanitatis, Tacuina
* 1440 Tractatus de Herbis *
* 1471 Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1473 Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1477 De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1484 Herbarius Latinus *
* 1485 Der Gart der Gesundheit *
* 1486-1488 AD Arbolayre, or Le Grant Herbier *
* 1491 Hortus Sanitatis *
* 1500 Das Buch zu Distillieren
* 1525 Bancke's Herbal *
* 1526 Grete Herball *
* 1530 Herbarum Vivae Eicones *
* 1538 [[ Libellus de re herbaria novus | Libellus de re herbaria by William Turner ]]
* 1539 Kreüter Buch *
* 1542 [[De Historia Stirpium]]
* 1544 Commentarii *
* 1548 [[ The Names of Herbes | The Names of Herbes by William Turner ]] The Names of Herbes in Greke, Latin, Englishe, Duche and Frenche Wyth the Commune Names That Herbries and Apotecaries Use
* 1550/1551 Turner's New Herball Herbs *
* 1551 [[Askham's Herbal]]
* 1552 Badianus Manuscript *
* 1554 Cruÿdeboeck *
* 1560 – 1624 Pinax Thesti Botunici *
* 1563 Coloquios *
* 1568 Aztec Herbal *
* 1569 Dos Libros *
* 1596 Cataloge to John Gerard’s garden. *
* 1597 [[Gerard's Herbal | The Herball, or Generall Historie of Plantes by John Gerard ]]
* 16th century The Compendim of Materia Medica *
* 1615 Rerum Medicarum Novae Hispaniae Thesaurus *
* 1627 – 1705 Historica Plantara *
* 1631 Curioso tratado de la naturaleza y calidad del chocolate *
* 1640 Theatrum Botanicum *
* 1649 The Complete Herbal *
* 1652 The English Physician *
* 1656 Art of Simpling *
* 1679 [[De Gallis | De Gallis by Marcello Malpighi ]]
* 1707 – 1778 Taxonomy *
* 1800’s (first half), herbal of Shaker medicine *
* 1901 A Modern Herbal *

== External Links ==

*[http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=542 Atlantian A&S Links: Herbs, Herbalism, & Herbal Remedies]

==See also==
* Herb and Garden Guilds Listing [[HerbGarden_Guild]]
* [[ Herbals_post1901 | Herbals post 1901]]
* [[Herbs]]

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Herbals

2016-11-15T13:33:24Z

Faucheeur: add in links to allow pages for Taqwim as-sihhah and Tacuinum Sanitatis

'''Herbals''' are [[book]]s which describe the physical characteristics and properties of [[herbs]] and other plants. John Gerard's "Herbal or General History of Plants" has long been the most famous English herbal. First published in 1597, it was republished in 1633 in an edition in which Thomas Johnson revised and enlarged the original text.

The quantity of herbals produced changed in 1450 with the development of the Gutenberg Press, which allowed their mass production with engraved plates.

Generally, the name in this list is in [[Latin]] and English (or common name for non-English herbals) is given, and the author where known. The link has the physical description if known of the herbal, and the place of production.

The list of herbals also contains Medicinals and other works and these have been included because of the descriptions given to plants in their folios. The date shown in this list should be the original (estimated) date written. Post period herbals are also of interest as to distinguish what details they include as distinct from what is and is not mentioned in prior herbals.

The majority of the list was created from a source document originally produced by the Kingdom of Meridian Herbalists Guild who kindly allowed contents to be copied. Additional information was initially contributed from the Kingdom of Lochac and other kingdoms may subsequently have contributed. Please see the Herb Garden guild page for information on the various Kingdom guild pages.

The intent of this list is to link to a page for each herbal/each type of herbal mentioned providing the following details:-
Where examples of the actual herbal can now actually be found. To be viewed physically or online.
When reproductions were created, and perhaps the year of the first remaining reproduction.
What facsimile copies have been produced. And also in what books, images from the herbals appear.
As well as the contents of each herbal, preferably a summary, and then some details.
Discussions between herbals are to have their own pages referenced from within each herbal page.
Descriptions of plants in herbals should include details of the time of growth, uses (medicinal or culinary etc) and illustrations as given.

If an asterix (*) appears after the listing for a herbal, this means a page specific to the herbal is still to be created.
Books about herbals and gardens published after 1901 can be found at [[Herbals_post1901]].

== Herbals ==

* 5000 BC Chinese Herbals *
* 3000 BC Sumerian Tablets *
* 1550 BC Ebbers Papayrus *
* 1300 BC Chinese “Oracle Bones” *
* 700 BC Pen T’sao Ching, or Canon of Herbs *
* 370 BC Historia Plantarum *
* 3rd Century BC Diocles’ physiology *
* 2nd Century BC Theriaka & Alexipharmaka *
* 1st Century BC Crateuas *
* 60 AD (approx.) De Materia Medica *
* 79 AD (approx.) Naturalis Historica *
* 400 AD (approx.) The Herbal of Apuleius *
* 512 AD Juliana Anicius Codex *
* 622-633 AD Etymologiarum libri duo *
* 7th Century Hortulus *
* 8th Century Capitulare de Villis *
* 10th Century (first half) Herbarium *
* 10th Century (latter half) Leech Book of Bald, or Medicinale Anglicum *
* 10th Cent. Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1050 (approx) Of Schools of Medicine *
* 1068 Tables [[Taqwim as-sihhah]] by Ibn Bultan and name is translated as Maintenance of Health and also see Tacuinum Sanitatis
* 11th Century Herbals from School of Salerno *
* 11th Century - De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1130-1150 Circa Instans *
* 1150 (approx) The Physica *
* 1180 Works of Avincenna *
* 12th Century – Trotula *
* 12th Century – Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1280 (approx) De Proprietatibus Rerum *
* 13th Century De Vegetablis *
* 1306 Opus Ruralium Commodorum *
* 1349-1351 Buch der Natur *
* 1380’s – 1420 [[Tacuinum Sanitatis] | Tacuinum Sanitatis ] , also known as Taccuinum Sanitatis, Tacuina
* 1440 Tractatus de Herbis *
* 1471 Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1473 Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1477 De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1484 Herbarius Latinus *
* 1485 Der Gart der Gesundheit *
* 1486-1488 AD Arbolayre, or Le Grant Herbier *
* 1491 Hortus Sanitatis *
* 1500 Das Buch zu Distillieren
* 1525 Bancke's Herbal *
* 1526 Grete Herball *
* 1530 Herbarum Vivae Eicones *
* 1538 [[ Libellus de re herbaria novus | Libellus de re herbaria by William Turner ]]
* 1539 Kreüter Buch *
* 1542 [[De Historia Stirpium]]
* 1544 Commentarii *
* 1548 [[ The Names of Herbes | The Names of Herbes by William Turner ]] The Names of Herbes in Greke, Latin, Englishe, Duche and Frenche Wyth the Commune Names That Herbries and Apotecaries Use
* 1550/1551 Turner's New Herball Herbs *
* 1551 [[Askham's Herbal]]
* 1552 Badianus Manuscript *
* 1554 Cruÿdeboeck *
* 1560 – 1624 Pinax Thesti Botunici *
* 1563 Coloquios *
* 1568 Aztec Herbal *
* 1569 Dos Libros *
* 1596 Cataloge to John Gerard’s garden. *
* 1597 [[Gerard's Herbal | The Herball, or Generall Historie of Plantes by John Gerard ]]
* 16th century The Compendim of Materia Medica *
* 1615 Rerum Medicarum Novae Hispaniae Thesaurus *
* 1627 – 1705 Historica Plantara *
* 1631 Curioso tratado de la naturaleza y calidad del chocolate *
* 1640 Theatrum Botanicum *
* 1649 The Complete Herbal *
* 1652 The English Physician *
* 1656 Art of Simpling *
* 1679 [[De Gallis | De Gallis by Marcello Malpighi ]]
* 1707 – 1778 Taxonomy *
* 1800’s (first half), herbal of Shaker medicine *
* 1901 A Modern Herbal *

== External Links ==

*[http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=542 Atlantian A&S Links: Herbs, Herbalism, & Herbal Remedies]

==See also==
* Herb and Garden Guilds Listing [[HerbGarden_Guild]]
* [[ Herbals_post1901 | Herbals post 1901]]
* [[Herbs]]

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Herbals

2016-11-01T13:50:26Z

Faucheeur: add in information to description about the effect of the Gutenburg Press

'''Herbals''' are [[book]]s which describe the physical characteristics and properties of [[herbs]] and other plants. John Gerard's "Herbal or General History of Plants" has long been the most famous English herbal. First published in 1597, it was republished in 1633 in an edition in which Thomas Johnson revised and enlarged the original text.

The quantity of herbals produced changed in 1450 with the development of the Gutenberg Press, which allowed their mass production with engraved plates.

Generally, the name in this list is in [[Latin]] and English (or common name for non-English herbals) is given, and the author where known. The link has the physical description if known of the herbal, and the place of production.

The list of herbals also contains Medicinals and other works and these have been included because of the descriptions given to plants in their folios. The date shown in this list should be the original (estimated) date written. Post period herbals are also of interest as to distinguish what details they include as distinct from what is and is not mentioned in prior herbals.

The majority of the list was created from a source document originally produced by the Kingdom of Meridian Herbalists Guild who kindly allowed contents to be copied. Additional information was initially contributed from the Kingdom of Lochac and other kingdoms may subsequently have contributed. Please see the Herb Garden guild page for information on the various Kingdom guild pages.

The intent of this list is to link to a page for each herbal/each type of herbal mentioned providing the following details:-
Where examples of the actual herbal can now actually be found. To be viewed physically or online.
When reproductions were created, and perhaps the year of the first remaining reproduction.
What facsimile copies have been produced. And also in what books, images from the herbals appear.
As well as the contents of each herbal, preferably a summary, and then some details.
Discussions between herbals are to have their own pages referenced from within each herbal page.
Descriptions of plants in herbals should include details of the time of growth, uses (medicinal or culinary etc) and illustrations as given.

If an asterix (*) appears after the listing for a herbal, this means a page specific to the herbal is still to be created.
Books about herbals and gardens published after 1901 can be found at [[Herbals_post1901]].

== Herbals ==

* 5000 BC Chinese Herbals *
* 3000 BC Sumerian Tablets *
* 1550 BC Ebbers Papayrus *
* 1300 BC Chinese “Oracle Bones” *
* 700 BC Pen T’sao Ching, or Canon of Herbs *
* 370 BC Historia Plantarum *
* 3rd Century BC Diocles’ physiology *
* 2nd Century BC Theriaka & Alexipharmaka *
* 1st Century BC Crateuas *
* 60 AD (approx.) De Materia Medica *
* 79 AD (approx.) Naturalis Historica *
* 400 AD (approx.) The Herbal of Apuleius *
* 512 AD Juliana Anicius Codex *
* 622-633 AD Etymologiarum libri duo *
* 7th Century Hortulus *
* 8th Century Capitulare de Villis *
* 10th Century (first half) Herbarium *
* 10th Century (latter half) Leech Book of Bald, or Medicinale Anglicum *
* 10th Cent. Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1050 (approx) Of Schools of Medicine *
* 1068 Tables (Taqwim) *
* 11th Century Herbals from School of Salerno *
* 11th Century - De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1130-1150 Circa Instans *
* 1150 (approx) The Physica *
* 1180 Works of Avincenna *
* 12th Century – Trotula *
* 12th Century – Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1280 (approx) De Proprietatibus Rerum *
* 13th Century De Vegetablis *
* 1306 Opus Ruralium Commodorum *
* 1349-1351 Buch der Natur *
* 1380’s – 1420 Tacuinum Sanitatis, Tacuina *
* 1440 Tractatus de Herbis *
* 1471 Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1473 Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1477 De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1484 Herbarius Latinus *
* 1485 Der Gart der Gesundheit *
* 1486-1488 AD Arbolayre, or Le Grant Herbier *
* 1491 Hortus Sanitatis *
* 1500 Das Buch zu Distillieren
* 1525 Bancke's Herbal *
* 1526 Grete Herball *
* 1530 Herbarum Vivae Eicones *
* 1538 [[ Libellus de re herbaria novus | Libellus de re herbaria by William Turner ]]
* 1539 Kreüter Buch *
* 1542 [[De Historia Stirpium]]
* 1544 Commentarii *
* 1548 [[ The Names of Herbes | The Names of Herbes by William Turner ]] The Names of Herbes in Greke, Latin, Englishe, Duche and Frenche Wyth the Commune Names That Herbries and Apotecaries Use
* 1550/1551 Turner's New Herball Herbs *
* 1551 [[Askham's Herbal]]
* 1552 Badianus Manuscript *
* 1554 Cruÿdeboeck *
* 1560 – 1624 Pinax Thesti Botunici *
* 1563 Coloquios *
* 1568 Aztec Herbal *
* 1569 Dos Libros *
* 1596 Cataloge to John Gerard’s garden. *
* 1597 [[Gerard's Herbal | The Herball, or Generall Historie of Plantes by John Gerard ]]
* 16th century The Compendim of Materia Medica *
* 1615 Rerum Medicarum Novae Hispaniae Thesaurus *
* 1627 – 1705 Historica Plantara *
* 1631 Curioso tratado de la naturaleza y calidad del chocolate *
* 1640 Theatrum Botanicum *
* 1649 The Complete Herbal *
* 1652 The English Physician *
* 1656 Art of Simpling *
* 1679 [[De Gallis | De Gallis by Marcello Malpighi ]]
* 1707 – 1778 Taxonomy *
* 1800’s (first half), herbal of Shaker medicine *
* 1901 A Modern Herbal *

== External Links ==

*[http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=542 Atlantian A&S Links: Herbs, Herbalism, & Herbal Remedies]

==See also==
* Herb and Garden Guilds Listing [[HerbGarden_Guild]]
* [[ Herbals_post1901 | Herbals post 1901]]
* [[Herbs]]

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Libellus de re herbaria novus

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Faucheeur: add in link to The Names of Herbes

Facsimiles Created:-

* Year: 1973
* ISBN: N/A
* Publisher: Ray Society
* Author(s): J.Britten, B.Dayton Jackson, W.T.Stearn, William Turner
* Dimensions:

Facsimile of Libellus de re Herbaria 1538,and [[ The Names of Herbes | The Names of Herbes ]] 1548 both by William Turner

== External Links ==

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

The Names of Herbes

2016-11-01T13:32:31Z

Faucheeur: create page for The Names of Herbes

Facsimiles Created:-

* Year: 1973 See 1538 [[ Libellus de re herbaria novus | Libellus de re herbaria by William Turner ]] for the details of this facsimile as it contains both that and this herbal.

== External Links ==

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Herbals

2016-11-01T13:30:05Z

Faucheeur: remove the * for Libellus de re herbaris novus as link created

'''Herbals''' are [[book]]s which describe the physical characteristics and properties of [[herbs]] and other plants. John Gerard's "Herbal or General History of Plants" has long been the most famous English herbal. First published in 1597, it was republished in 1633 in an edition in which Thomas Johnson revised and enlarged the original text.

Generally, the [[Latin]] and English (or common name for non-English herbals) is given, as is a physical description, the place of growth, the time of growth, uses (medicinal or culinary etc) and illustrations.

The list of herbals also contains Medicinals and these have been included because of the descriptions given to plants in their folios. The date shown in this list should be the original (estimated) date written. Post period herbals are also of interest as to distinguish what details they include as distinct from what is and is not mentioned in prior herbals.

The majority of the list was created from a source document originally produced by the Kingdom of Meridian Herbalists Guild who kindly allowed contents to be copied. Additional entries may have contributed from the Kingdom of Lochac. Please see the Herb Garden guild page for information on the various Kingdom guild pages.

The intent of this list is to link to a page for each herbal/each type of herbal mentioned providing the following details:-
Where examples of the actual herbal can now actually be found. To be viewed physically or online.
When reproductions were created, and perhaps the year of the first remaining reproduction.
What facsimile copies have been produced. And also in what books, images from the herbals appear.
As well as the contents of each herbal, preferably a summary, and then some details.
Discussions between herbals are to have their own pages referenced from within each herbal page.

If an asterix (*) appears after the listing for a herbal, this means a page specific to the herbal is still to be created.
Books about herbals and gardens published after 1901 can be found at [[Herbals_post1901]].

== Herbals ==

* 5000 BC Chinese Herbals *
* 3000 BC Sumerian Tablets *
* 1550 BC Ebbers Papayrus *
* 1300 BC Chinese “Oracle Bones” *
* 700 BC Pen T’sao Ching, or Canon of Herbs *
* 370 BC Historia Plantarum *
* 3rd Century BC Diocles’ physiology *
* 2nd Century BC Theriaka & Alexipharmaka *
* 1st Century BC Crateuas *
* 60 AD (approx.) De Materia Medica *
* 79 AD (approx.) Naturalis Historica *
* 400 AD (approx.) The Herbal of Apuleius *
* 512 AD Juliana Anicius Codex *
* 622-633 AD Etymologiarum libri duo *
* 7th Century Hortulus *
* 8th Century Capitulare de Villis *
* 10th Century (first half) Herbarium *
* 10th Century (latter half) Leech Book of Bald, or Medicinale Anglicum *
* 10th Cent. Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1050 (approx) Of Schools of Medicine *
* 1068 Tables (Taqwim) *
* 11th Century Herbals from School of Salerno *
* 11th Century - De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1130-1150 Circa Instans *
* 1150 (approx) The Physica *
* 1180 Works of Avincenna *
* 12th Century – Trotula *
* 12th Century – Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1280 (approx) De Proprietatibus Rerum *
* 13th Century De Vegetablis *
* 1306 Opus Ruralium Commodorum *
* 1349-1351 Buch der Natur *
* 1380’s – 1420 Tacuinum Sanitatis, Tacuina *
* 1440 Tractatus de Herbis *
* 1471 Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1473 Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1477 De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1484 Herbarius Latinus *
* 1485 Der Gart der Gesundheit *
* 1486-1488 AD Arbolayre, or Le Grant Herbier *
* 1491 Hortus Sanitatis *
* 1500 Das Buch zu Distillieren
* 1525 Bancke's Herbal *
* 1526 Grete Herball *
* 1530 Herbarum Vivae Eicones *
* 1538 [[ Libellus de re herbaria novus | Libellus de re herbaria by William Turner ]]
* 1539 Kreüter Buch *
* 1542 [[De Historia Stirpium]]
* 1544 Commentarii *
* 1548 [[ The Names of Herbes | The Names of Herbes by William Turner ]] The Names of Herbes in Greke, Latin, Englishe, Duche and Frenche Wyth the Commune Names That Herbries and Apotecaries Use
* 1550/1551 Turner's New Herball Herbs *
* 1551 [[Askham's Herbal]]
* 1552 Badianus Manuscript *
* 1554 Cruÿdeboeck *
* 1560 – 1624 Pinax Thesti Botunici *
* 1563 Coloquios *
* 1568 Aztec Herbal *
* 1569 Dos Libros *
* 1596 Cataloge to John Gerard’s garden. *
* 1597 [[Gerard's Herbal | The Herball, or Generall Historie of Plantes by John Gerard ]]
* 16th century The Compendim of Materia Medica *
* 1615 Rerum Medicarum Novae Hispaniae Thesaurus *
* 1627 – 1705 Historica Plantara *
* 1631 Curioso tratado de la naturaleza y calidad del chocolate *
* 1640 Theatrum Botanicum *
* 1649 The Complete Herbal *
* 1652 The English Physician *
* 1656 Art of Simpling *
* 1679 [[De Gallis | De Gallis by Marcello Malpighi ]]
* 1707 – 1778 Taxonomy *
* 1800’s (first half), herbal of Shaker medicine *
* 1901 A Modern Herbal *

== External Links ==

*[http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=542 Atlantian A&S Links: Herbs, Herbalism, & Herbal Remedies]

==See also==
* Herb and Garden Guilds Listing [[HerbGarden_Guild]]
* [[ Herbals_post1901 | Herbals post 1901]]
* [[Herbs]]

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Libellus de re herbaria novus

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Facsimiles Created:-

* Year: 1973
* ISBN: N/A
* Publisher: Ray Society
* Author(s): J.Britten, B.Dayton Jackson, W.T.Stearn, William Turner
* Dimensions:

Facsimile of Libellus de re Herbaria 1538,and The Names of Herbes 1548 both by William Turner

== External Links ==

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Herbals

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'''Herbals''' are [[book]]s which describe the physical characteristics and properties of [[herbs]] and other plants. John Gerard's "Herbal or General History of Plants" has long been the most famous English herbal. First published in 1597, it was republished in 1633 in an edition in which Thomas Johnson revised and enlarged the original text.

Generally, the [[Latin]] and English (or common name for non-English herbals) is given, as is a physical description, the place of growth, the time of growth, uses (medicinal or culinary etc) and illustrations.

The list of herbals also contains Medicinals and these have been included because of the descriptions given to plants in their folios. The date shown in this list should be the original (estimated) date written. Post period herbals are also of interest as to distinguish what details they include as distinct from what is and is not mentioned in prior herbals.

The majority of the list was created from a source document originally produced by the Kingdom of Meridian Herbalists Guild who kindly allowed contents to be copied. Additional entries may have contributed from the Kingdom of Lochac. Please see the Herb Garden guild page for information on the various Kingdom guild pages.

The intent of this list is to link to a page for each herbal/each type of herbal mentioned providing the following details:-
Where examples of the actual herbal can now actually be found. To be viewed physically or online.
When reproductions were created, and perhaps the year of the first remaining reproduction.
What facsimile copies have been produced. And also in what books, images from the herbals appear.
As well as the contents of each herbal, preferably a summary, and then some details.
Discussions between herbals are to have their own pages referenced from within each herbal page.

If an asterix (*) appears after the listing for a herbal, this means a page specific to the herbal is still to be created.
Books about herbals and gardens published after 1901 can be found at [[Herbals_post1901]].

== Herbals ==

* 5000 BC Chinese Herbals *
* 3000 BC Sumerian Tablets *
* 1550 BC Ebbers Papayrus *
* 1300 BC Chinese “Oracle Bones” *
* 700 BC Pen T’sao Ching, or Canon of Herbs *
* 370 BC Historia Plantarum *
* 3rd Century BC Diocles’ physiology *
* 2nd Century BC Theriaka & Alexipharmaka *
* 1st Century BC Crateuas *
* 60 AD (approx.) De Materia Medica *
* 79 AD (approx.) Naturalis Historica *
* 400 AD (approx.) The Herbal of Apuleius *
* 512 AD Juliana Anicius Codex *
* 622-633 AD Etymologiarum libri duo *
* 7th Century Hortulus *
* 8th Century Capitulare de Villis *
* 10th Century (first half) Herbarium *
* 10th Century (latter half) Leech Book of Bald, or Medicinale Anglicum *
* 10th Cent. Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1050 (approx) Of Schools of Medicine *
* 1068 Tables (Taqwim) *
* 11th Century Herbals from School of Salerno *
* 11th Century - De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1130-1150 Circa Instans *
* 1150 (approx) The Physica *
* 1180 Works of Avincenna *
* 12th Century – Trotula *
* 12th Century – Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1280 (approx) De Proprietatibus Rerum *
* 13th Century De Vegetablis *
* 1306 Opus Ruralium Commodorum *
* 1349-1351 Buch der Natur *
* 1380’s – 1420 Tacuinum Sanitatis, Tacuina *
* 1440 Tractatus de Herbis *
* 1471 Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1473 Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1477 De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1484 Herbarius Latinus *
* 1485 Der Gart der Gesundheit *
* 1486-1488 AD Arbolayre, or Le Grant Herbier *
* 1491 Hortus Sanitatis *
* 1500 Das Buch zu Distillieren
* 1525 Bancke's Herbal *
* 1526 Grete Herball *
* 1530 Herbarum Vivae Eicones *
* 1538 [[ Libellus de re herbaria novus | Libellus de re herbaria by William Turner ]] *
* 1539 Kreüter Buch *
* 1542 [[De Historia Stirpium]]
* 1544 Commentarii *
* 1548 [[ The Names of Herbes | The Names of Herbes by William Turner ]] The Names of Herbes in Greke, Latin, Englishe, Duche and Frenche Wyth the Commune Names That Herbries and Apotecaries Use
* 1550/1551 Turner's New Herball Herbs *
* 1551 [[Askham's Herbal]]
* 1552 Badianus Manuscript *
* 1554 Cruÿdeboeck *
* 1560 – 1624 Pinax Thesti Botunici *
* 1563 Coloquios *
* 1568 Aztec Herbal *
* 1569 Dos Libros *
* 1596 Cataloge to John Gerard’s garden. *
* 1597 [[Gerard's Herbal | The Herball, or Generall Historie of Plantes by John Gerard ]]
* 16th century The Compendim of Materia Medica *
* 1615 Rerum Medicarum Novae Hispaniae Thesaurus *
* 1627 – 1705 Historica Plantara *
* 1631 Curioso tratado de la naturaleza y calidad del chocolate *
* 1640 Theatrum Botanicum *
* 1649 The Complete Herbal *
* 1652 The English Physician *
* 1656 Art of Simpling *
* 1679 [[De Gallis | De Gallis by Marcello Malpighi ]]
* 1707 – 1778 Taxonomy *
* 1800’s (first half), herbal of Shaker medicine *
* 1901 A Modern Herbal *

== External Links ==

*[http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=542 Atlantian A&S Links: Herbs, Herbalism, & Herbal Remedies]

==See also==
* Herb and Garden Guilds Listing [[HerbGarden_Guild]]
* [[ Herbals_post1901 | Herbals post 1901]]
* [[Herbs]]

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

De Historia Stirpium

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De Historia Stirpium created by Leonhart Fuchs in 1542 also known as the
The Great Herbal of Leonard Fuchs - Notable Commentaries on the History of Plants
De historia stirpium commentarii insignes 1542

Taken from the advertisement from the publisher of the Stanford University Press 1999 facsimile:-
Illustrated with 511 original [[Wikipedia:Woodcut|woodcut]] figures. During Fuchs' lifetime, the herbal and its various abridgements went through 39 printings in Latin, German, French, Spanish, and Dutch. More than 100 species were illustrated for the first time (including 12 New World plants such as maize, kidney bean, chili pepper, cactus, and tobacco).

Facsimiles Created:-

* Year: 1999
* ISBN: 0804738033
* Publisher: Stanford University Press
* Author(s): Frederick G. Meyer, Emily Emmart Trueblood, Leonard Fuchs
* Dimensions: 366mm x 130mm x 259mm

Taken from the advertisement from the publisher of the Stanford University Press 1999 facsimile:-
The original Latin edition of 1542 reprinted in a facsimile only slightly smaller than the original, with the facsimile being volume II. The first volume being an exhaustively detailed commentary of invaluable interest to historians of medicine, pharmacology, philology, art, and printing, it will also appeal to collectors of fine and rare books, gardeners, and proponents of alternative medicine. The commentary contains some 150 illustrations, 100 in color, that include contemporary hand-colored figures from printed copies of the herbal and [[Wikipedia:Woodcut|woodcuts]] hand-colored under Fuchs' supervision for a projected, unpublished elaboration of the original herbal.

Table of Contents

Volume I: List of illustrations; Foreword; Preface; Chronology; Abbreviations; 1. The herbal tradition before Fuchs; 2. The life of Leonhart Fuchs; 3. The genesis of Fuchs's Historia stirpium; 4. The woodblock figures in Fuchs's Historia stirpium; 5. the Vienna codex: Leonhart Fuchs's unpublished herb book; Appendix I. The dedicatory epistle; Appendix 2. Explanation of difficult terms; Appendix 3. Georg Hizler's oration on Leonhart Fuchs; Appendix 4. Manuscripts of Leonhart Fuchs, his correspondents, and his survivors; Appendix 5. Systematic summary of the plants figures in the Historia stirpium; Appendix 6. Sleected chapters translated from the Historia stirpium; Appendix 7. Chronological list of the published works of Leonhart Fuchs and cognate works.
Volume 2: Notable commentaries on the history of plants.

== External Links ==

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

De Gallis

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De Gallis created by Marcello Malpighi
published in 1679 by the Royal Society of London, one of the chapters of Malpighi's major work on plants, Anatomes Plantarum, and richly illustrated with 67 figures in 15 plates.

Taken from the advertisement from the publisher of the Ray Society facsimile of De Gallis:-
Malpighi's De Gallis, investigated gall structure and studied galls as they grew, describing and illustrating them so accurately that most of them can be recognised today. Plant galls are remarkable objects, often beautiful and sometimes bizarre. They are formed of plant tissue but are caused by another organism, usually an insect or mite, and, thus, they straddle the worlds of botany and zoology. Knowledge of galls has a long history, since the 5th century BC. First used as herbal medicines and later for dyeing cloth and leather and for ink-making.

Facsimiles Created:-

* Year: 2008
* ISBN-10: 0903874415
* ISBN-13: 978-0903874410
* Publisher: Ray Society
* Author(s): Margaret Redfern, Alexander J. Cameron, Kevin Down, Marcello Malpighi
* Dimensions: 297mm x 210mm x 23mm

Hardcover Facsimile Together with a Translation and Interpretation of De Gallis, one chapter of Anatomes Plantarum
A translation of the original Latin follows the facsimile with an interpretation interleaved on facing pages. This allows the translation to lead directly to the recognition of each gall that Malpighi described and enables any difficult or obscure parts of the text to be explained. Most of the galls are illustrated in colour, allowing direct comparison between Malpighi's drawings and modern images. This English translation and interpretation of the galls familiar to Malpighi should make De Gallis and its meticulous illustrations available to a wider audience.

== External Links ==

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Herbals

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'''Herbals''' are [[book]]s which describe the physical characteristics and properties of [[herbs]] and other plants. John Gerard's "Herbal or General History of Plants" has long been the most famous English herbal. First published in 1597, it was republished in 1633 in an edition in which Thomas Johnson revised and enlarged the original text.

Generally, the [[Latin]] and English (or common name for non-English herbals) is given, as is a physical description, the place of growth, the time of growth, uses (medicinal or culinary etc) and illustrations.

The list of herbals also contains Medicinals and these have been included because of the descriptions given to plants in their folios. The date shown in this list should be the original (estimated) date written. Post period herbals are also of interest as to distinguish what details they include as distinct from what is and is not mentioned in prior herbals.

The majority of the list was created from a source document originally produced by the Kingdom of Meridian Herbalists Guild who kindly allowed contents to be copied. Additional entries may have contributed from the Kingdom of Lochac. Please see the Herb Garden guild page for information on the various Kingdom guild pages.

The intent of this list is to link to a page for each herbal/each type of herbal mentioned providing the following details:-
Where examples of the actual herbal can now actually be found. To be viewed physically or online.
When reproductions were created, and perhaps the year of the first remaining reproduction.
What facsimile copies have been produced. And also in what books, images from the herbals appear.
As well as the contents of each herbal, preferably a summary, and then some details.
Discussions between herbals are to have their own pages referenced from within each herbal page.

If an asterix (*) appears after the listing for a herbal, this means a page specific to the herbal is still to be created.
Books about herbals and gardens published after 1901 can be found at [[Herbals_post1901]].

== Herbals ==

* 5000 BC Chinese Herbals *
* 3000 BC Sumerian Tablets *
* 1550 BC Ebbers Papayrus *
* 1300 BC Chinese “Oracle Bones” *
* 700 BC Pen T’sao Ching, or Canon of Herbs *
* 370 BC Historia Plantarum *
* 3rd Century BC Diocles’ physiology *
* 2nd Century BC Theriaka & Alexipharmaka *
* 1st Century BC Crateuas *
* 60 AD (approx.) De Materia Medica *
* 79 AD (approx.) Naturalis Historica *
* 400 AD (approx.) The Herbal of Apuleius *
* 512 AD Juliana Anicius Codex *
* 622-633 AD Etymologiarum libri duo *
* 7th Century Hortulus *
* 8th Century Capitulare de Villis *
* 10th Century (first half) Herbarium *
* 10th Century (latter half) Leech Book of Bald, or Medicinale Anglicum *
* 10th Cent. Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1050 (approx) Of Schools of Medicine *
* 1068 Tables (Taqwim) *
* 11th Century Herbals from School of Salerno *
* 11th Century - De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1130-1150 Circa Instans *
* 1150 (approx) The Physica *
* 1180 Works of Avincenna *
* 12th Century – Trotula *
* 12th Century – Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1280 (approx) De Proprietatibus Rerum *
* 13th Century De Vegetablis *
* 1306 Opus Ruralium Commodorum *
* 1349-1351 Buch der Natur *
* 1380’s – 1420 Tacuinum Sanitatis, Tacuina *
* 1440 Tractatus de Herbis *
* 1471 Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1473 Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1477 De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1484 Herbarius Latinus *
* 1485 Der Gart der Gesundheit *
* 1486-1488 AD Arbolayre, or Le Grant Herbier *
* 1491 Hortus Sanitatis *
* 1500 Das Buch zu Distillieren
* 1525 Bancke's Herbal *
* 1526 Grete Herball *
* 1530 Herbarum Vivae Eicones *
* 1538 Libellus de re herbaria novus *
* 1539 Kreüter Buch *
* 1542 [[De Historia Stirpium]]
* 1544 Commentarii *
* 1548 The Names of Herbes in Greke, Latin, Englishe, Duche and Frenche Wyth the Commune Names That Herbries and Apotecaries Use
* 1550/1551 Turner's New Herball Herbs *
* 1551 [[Askham's Herbal]]
* 1552 Badianus Manuscript *
* 1554 Cruÿdeboeck *
* 1560 – 1624 Pinax Thesti Botunici *
* 1563 Coloquios *
* 1568 Aztec Herbal *
* 1569 Dos Libros *
* 1596 Cataloge to John Gerard’s garden. *
* 1597 [[Gerard's Herbal | The Herball, or Generall Historie of Plantes by John Gerard ]]
* 16th century The Compendim of Materia Medica *
* 1615 Rerum Medicarum Novae Hispaniae Thesaurus *
* 1627 – 1705 Historica Plantara *
* 1631 Curioso tratado de la naturaleza y calidad del chocolate *
* 1640 Theatrum Botanicum *
* 1649 The Complete Herbal *
* 1652 The English Physician *
* 1656 Art of Simpling *
* 1679 [[De Gallis]]
* 1707 – 1778 Taxonomy *
* 1800’s (first half), herbal of Shaker medicine *
* 1901 A Modern Herbal *

== External Links ==

*[http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=542 Atlantian A&S Links: Herbs, Herbalism, & Herbal Remedies]

==See also==
* Herb and Garden Guilds Listing [[HerbGarden_Guild]]
* [[ Herbals_post1901 | Herbals post 1901]]
* [[Herbs]]

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

De Historia Stirpium

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De Historia Stirpium created by Leonhart Fuchs in 1542 also known as the
The Great Herbal of Leonard Fuchs - Notable Commentaries on the History of Plants
De historia stirpium commentarii insignes 1542

Taken from the advertisement from the publisher of the Stanford University Press 1999 facsimile:-
Illustrated with 511 original [[Wikipedia:Woodcut|woodcut]] figures. During Fuchs' lifetime, the herbal and its various abridgements went through 39 printings in Latin, German, French, Spanish, and Dutch. More than 100 species were illustrated for the first time (including 12 New World plants such as maize, kidney bean, chili pepper, cactus, and tobacco).

Facsimiles Created:-

Year: 1999
ISBN: 0804738033
Publisher: Stanford University Press
Author(s): Frederick G. Meyer, Emily Emmart Trueblood, Leonard Fuchs
Dimensions: 366mm x 130mm x 259mm

Taken from the advertisement from the publisher of the Stanford University Press 1999 facsimile:-
The original Latin edition of 1542 reprinted in a facsimile only slightly smaller than the original, with the facsimile being volume II. The first volume being an exhaustively detailed commentary of invaluable interest to historians of medicine, pharmacology, philology, art, and printing, it will also appeal to collectors of fine and rare books, gardeners, and proponents of alternative medicine. The commentary contains some 150 illustrations, 100 in color, that include contemporary hand-colored figures from printed copies of the herbal and [[Wikipedia:Woodcut|woodcuts]] hand-colored under Fuchs' supervision for a projected, unpublished elaboration of the original herbal.

Table of Contents

Volume I: List of illustrations; Foreword; Preface; Chronology; Abbreviations; 1. The herbal tradition before Fuchs; 2. The life of Leonhart Fuchs; 3. The genesis of Fuchs's Historia stirpium; 4. The woodblock figures in Fuchs's Historia stirpium; 5. the Vienna codex: Leonhart Fuchs's unpublished herb book; Appendix I. The dedicatory epistle; Appendix 2. Explanation of difficult terms; Appendix 3. Georg Hizler's oration on Leonhart Fuchs; Appendix 4. Manuscripts of Leonhart Fuchs, his correspondents, and his survivors; Appendix 5. Systematic summary of the plants figures in the Historia stirpium; Appendix 6. Sleected chapters translated from the Historia stirpium; Appendix 7. Chronological list of the published works of Leonhart Fuchs and cognate works.
Volume 2: Notable commentaries on the history of plants.

== External Links ==

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

A Modern Herbal 1931

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A Modern Herbal, a Two Volume Set first published in 1931, by Mrs. M. Grieve, contains Medicinal, Culinary, Cosmetic and Economic Properties, Cultivation and Folk-Lore.

Year: 1931
ISBN: 0486227987 & 0486227995
Publisher:
Author(s): Margaret Grieve
Dimensions:

Contents include:-
Plant & Herb Index More than 800 varieties of herbs & plants.
Index of Recipes A listing of 29 plants that include recipes.
Index of Poisons A listing of 44 plants that are listed as poisonous.

== External Links ==

*[http://www.botanical.com/botanical/mgmh/mgmh.html Possibly able to obtain this book from www.botanical.com]
[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Herbals post1901

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'''Herbals''' are [[book]]s which describe the physical characteristics and properties of [[herbs]] and other plants.

Books written post SCA period are also often of interest as can show information in a modern setting as well as shed information about what was said in the past. And this page is for a list of books about herbs published subsequent to 1901

The intent of this list is to link to a page for book for each herbal/each book about a herbal mentioned providing the following details:-
When book was written and what herbals or herbs they refer to, and other publication data (including IBSN).
Where book can be viewed physically or online.
As well as the contents of each herbal, preferably a summary, and then some details.
When reprintings were done, and perhaps the year of the most recent printing.
What images are in the books from original herbals.
Discussions between books are to have their own pages referenced from within each herbal page.

Books about herbals and gardens published prior to 1902 can be found at [[Herbals]].

== Herbals ==

* 1931 [[A_Modern_Herbal_1931|A Modern Herbal]]

== External Links ==

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

==See also==
* Herb and Garden Guilds Listing [[HerbGarden_Guild]]
* [[ Herbals | Herbals pre 1902]]
* [[Herbs]]

Groups in Lochac

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The following is a list of [[SCA]] [[groups]] within the [[Kingdom of Lochac]].

You can obtain an up-to-date list here:

http://www.sca.org.au/lochac/groups/groups.php

This list is taken from a database maintained by the [[Kingdom]] [[Seneschal]] and also contains up to date lists of group contacts. Furthermore, the database contains a mapping from [[Australia]]n groups to Postcodes so that you can enter your postcode or suburb name into the web form and it will tell you what group you belong to.

Some interesting fluff about groups in the [[Kingdom of Lochac]]:

* All groups have a set of postcodes assigned, except groups in [[New Zealand]] and colleges. The [[registrar]]'s database uses the same mapping so that your [[membership card]] will have the correct group on it based on your postcode.
* [[New Zealand]] groups are assigned by telephone area code.
* [[College]]s are assigned by personal choice -- if you say on your membership form that you're in a college then that's what the [[registrar]] will put on your membership card and that's what the [[Kingdom]] [[Seneschal]] will assign your membership to.
* If you belong to a college then you also count towards the membership of the group in which you live (not the group where the college is based), so that if you live in [[Arrowsreach]] but are a member of [[College of St Monica|St Monica's]] then your membership will count towards Arrowsreach and not [[Krae Glas]].

[[Membership]] assignment to groups is important -- to count as an official group, a [[shire]], [[canton]], or [[college]] must have 5 [[member]]s and a [[barony]] must have 25. Note that as of October [[2004]] all members, including family and associate members, count towards group numbers.

== Baronies, Cantons and Shires ==
*Victoria
**[[Barony of Stormhold]] - Victoria "http://sca.org.au/stormhold/"
***[[Canton of Cairnfell]] - Based around Ballarat, including Bendigo and surrounding areas
**[[Barony of Krae Glas]] - Melbourne south-eastern suburbs "http://www.sca.org.au/krae_glas/"
**[[Shire of Bordescros]] - Albury-Wodonga
*Western Australia
**[[Barony of Aneala]] - Perth "http://aneala.sca.org.au"
**[[Canton of Abertridwr]] - Southern central Perth "http://www.lochac.sca.org/abertridwr/" (proposed Barony)
**proposed [[Canton of Aachenfeld]] - Northern suburbs of Perth "http://aneala.sca.org.au/Aachenfeld/"
**proposed [[Canton of Vallon d'Or]] - Southwestern WA, around Balingup and Bridgetown "http://vallondor.webs.com/"
**proposed [[Shire of Bosenberg]] - Southwestern WA, around Bunbury "http://sca.org.au/bosenberg/index2.htm.htm"
**[[Shire of Dragons Bay]] - Southern Suburbs of Perth "http://www.lochac.sca.org/dragonsbay/" (proposed Barony)
*South Australia
**[[Barony of Innilgard]] - South Australia
*Tasmania
**[[Barony of Ynys Fawr]] - Tasmania
*Austalian Capital Territory
**[[Barony of Politarchopolis]] - A.C.T. (including Canberra)
*New South Wales
**[[Barony of Rowany]] - Sydney metropolitan area and most of Country NSW - http://www.sca.org.au/rowany/
***[[Canton of Stowe on the Wowld]] - Western Sydney
***[[Canton of Okewaite]] - Goulburn
**[[Shire of Agaricus]] - South-west of Sydney
**[[Shire of Adora]] - Illawarra
**[[Shire of Dismal Fogs]] - Blue Mountains
**[[Barony of Mordenvale]] - North-east New South Wales - http://www.sca.org.au/mordenvale/
**[[Shire of Torlyon]] - Yass
*Queensland
**[[Barony of St Florian de la Riviere]] - Brisbane (Southside), Queensland "http://www.sca.org.au/st_florians"
**[[Barony of River Haven]] - Brisbane (Northside), Toowoomba, Warwick, Redcliffe & Bundaberg "http://www.sca.org.au/riverhaven"
**[[Shire of Bacchus Wood]] - Logan & Gold Coast , Queensland "http://www.bacchuswood.org/"
**[[Shire]] of [[Willoughby Vale]] - Ipswich, Queensland
*New Zealand
**[[Barony of Ildhafn]] - Auckland - http://ildhafn.sca.org.nz
***[[Canton of Cluain]] - Hamilton/Bay of Plenty - http://cluain.sca.org.nz
**[[Barony of Southron Gaard]] - Christchurch - http://sg.sca.org.nz
***proposed [[Canton of Castelburn]] - Otago - http://castelburn.sca.org.nz
**[[Dartonshire]] - Wellington - http://darton.sca.org.nz

== [[Colleges]] ==

*[[College of St Aemigdius]] - University of Victoria, Wellington, NZ "http://aemigdius.sca.org.nz/"
*[[College of St Aldhelm]] - Australian National University "http://www.sca.org.au/st_aldhelm/"
*[[College of St Augustine]] - University of New South Wales "http://www.sca.org.au/st_augustine/"
*[[College of St Bartholomew]] - University of Melbourne
*[[College of St Basil the Great]] - UWA "http://www.sca.org.au/basil/"
*[[College of Blessed Herman the Cripple]] - Adelaide University "http://www.sca.org.au/blessed_herman/"
*[[College of St Crispin]] - University of Newcastle "http://www.sca.org.au/st_crispin/"
*[[College of St Dionysius]] - University of Auckland, NZ "http://stdionysius.sca.org.nz/"
*[[College of St Gildas the Wise]] - University of Tasmania "http://www.sca.org.au/st_gildas/"
*[[College of St Kessog]] - University of Otago, Dunedin, NZ "http://kessog.sca.org.nz/"
*[[College of St Malachy]] - University of Wollongong "http://www.sca.org.au/st_malachy/"
*[[College of St Monica]] - Monash University "http://www.sca.org.au/st_monica/"
*[[College of St Ursula]] - University of Sydney "http://www.sca.org.au/st_ursula/"

== [[Guilds]] ==

* [[Bardic Guild]]
* [[Brewer's Guild]]
* [[Worshipful Company of Broiderers]]
* [[Lochac Cooks' Guild]]
* [[Royal Guild of Defence]]
* [[Fibre Guild]]
* [http://lochac.sca.org/herb/ Herb and Garden Guild]
* [[Painters and Limners Guild]]
* [[College of Scribes]]
* [[Guild of the Silver Rondel]]
* [[Woodworkers Guild]]

== [[Households]] ==
*[[Woodrose]]
*[[Domini Luni]]
*[[Hawkhurst]]
*[[Casa Celli]]
*[[The Lemmings]]
*[[Company De Leon]]
*[[Abbotsford]]
*[[House Calydon]]
*[[House Reverie]]
*[[The Horde]]
*[[House Awesome]]
*[[The Axemen]]
*[[House Bastion]]
*[[House Saarlands]]
*[[The Flying Ypotryll]]
*[[The Gardian]]
*[[House Attica]]
*[[House Descartes]]
*[[House Ironrose]]
*[[Bluefeather]]
*[[House Lochiel]]
*[[Peerless Kitchen]]
*[[Quinteria]]
*[[Ventbarre]]
*[[House Radburne]]
*[[Company of the Black Dolphin]]
*[[Domus Dominatrix]]

[[category: groups (SCA)|Lochac]]

Gardens

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A garden is an enclosure which contains plants or a landscape.

List of Medieval Gardens:-
* The garden of Sir Thomas Moore

List of Other Gardens:-
* The Tudor House, Southampton

== External Links ==

[[category:gardens]]

==See also==
* Herb and Garden Guilds Listing [[HerbGarden_Guild]]
* [[ Herbals ]]
* [[Herbs]]

Herbals post1901

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'''Herbals''' are [[book]]s which describe the physical characteristics and properties of [[herbs]] and other plants.

Books written post SCA period are also often of interest as can show information in a modern setting as well as shed information about what was said in the past. And this page is for a list of books about herbs published subsequent to 1901

The intent of this list is to link to a page for book for each herbal/each book about a herbal mentioned providing the following details:-
When book was written and what herbals or herbs they refer to, and other publication data (including IBSN).
Where book can be viewed physically or online.
As well as the contents of each herbal, preferably a summary, and then some details.
When reprintings were done, and perhaps the year of the most recent printing.
What images are in the books from original herbals.
Discussions between books are to have their own pages referenced from within each herbal page.

Books about herbals and gardens published prior to 1902 can be found at [[Herbals]].

== Herbals ==

* 1931 [[A_Modern_Herbal_1931|A Modern Herbal]]

== External Links ==

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]][[category:herbs]]

==See also==
* Herb and Garden Guilds Listing [[HerbGarden_Guild]]
* [[ Herbals | Herbals pre 1902]]
* [[Herbs]]

Herbals

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'''Herbals''' are [[book]]s which describe the physical characteristics and properties of [[herbs]] and other plants. John Gerard's "Herbal or General History of Plants" has long been the most famous English herbal. First published in 1597, it was republished in 1633 in an edition in which Thomas Johnson revised and enlarged the original text.

Generally, the [[Latin]] and English (or common name for non-English herbals) is given, as is a physical description, the place of growth, the time of growth, uses (medicinal or culinary etc) and illustrations.

The list of herbals also contains Medicinals and these have been included because of the descriptions given to plants in their folios. The date shown in this list should be the original (estimated) date written. Post period herbals are also of interest as to distinguish what details they include as distinct from what is and is not mentioned in prior herbals.

The majority of the list was created from a source document originally produced by the Kingdom of Meridian Herbalists Guild who kindly allowed contents to be copied. Additional entries may have contributed from the Kingdom of Lochac. Please see the Herb Garden guild page for information on the various Kingdom guild pages.

The intent of this list is to link to a page for each herbal/each type of herbal mentioned providing the following details:-
Where examples of the actual herbal can now actually be found. To be viewed physically or online.
When reproductions were created, and perhaps the year of the first remaining reproduction.
What facsimile copies have been produced. And also in what books, images from the herbals appear.
As well as the contents of each herbal, preferably a summary, and then some details.
Discussions between herbals are to have their own pages referenced from within each herbal page.

If an asterix (*) appears after the listing for a herbal, this means a page specific to the herbal is still to be created.
Books about herbals and gardens published after 1901 can be found at [[Herbals_post1901]].

== Herbals ==

* 5000 BC Chinese Herbals *
* 3000 BC Sumerian Tablets *
* 1550 BC Ebbers Papayrus *
* 1300 BC Chinese “Oracle Bones” *
* 700 BC Pen T’sao Ching, or Canon of Herbs *
* 370 BC Historia Plantarum *
* 3rd Century BC Diocles’ physiology *
* 2nd Century BC Theriaka & Alexipharmaka *
* 1st Century BC Crateuas *
* 60 AD (approx.) De Materia Medica *
* 79 AD (approx.) Naturalis Historica *
* 400 AD (approx.) The Herbal of Apuleius *
* 512 AD Juliana Anicius Codex *
* 622-633 AD Etymologiarum libri duo *
* 7th Century Hortulus *
* 8th Century Capitulare de Villis *
* 10th Century (first half) Herbarium *
* 10th Century (latter half) Leech Book of Bald, or Medicinale Anglicum *
* 10th Cent. Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1050 (approx) Of Schools of Medicine *
* 1068 Tables (Taqwim) *
* 11th Century Herbals from School of Salerno *
* 11th Century - De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1130-1150 Circa Instans *
* 1150 (approx) The Physica *
* 1180 Works of Avincenna *
* 12th Century – Trotula *
* 12th Century – Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1280 (approx) De Proprietatibus Rerum *
* 13th Century De Vegetablis *
* 1306 Opus Ruralium Commodorum *
* 1349-1351 Buch der Natur *
* 1380’s – 1420 Tacuinum Sanitatis, Tacuina *
* 1440 Tractatus de Herbis *
* 1471 Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1473 Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1477 De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1484 Herbarius Latinus *
* 1485 Der Gart der Gesundheit *
* 1486-1488 AD Arbolayre, or Le Grant Herbier *
* 1491 Hortus Sanitatis *
* 15th Century
* 1500 Das Buch zu Distillieren
* 1525 Bancke's Herbal *
* 1526 Grete Herball *
* 1530 Herbarum Vivae Eicones *
* 1538 Libellus de re herbaria novus *
* 1539 Kreüter Buch *
* 1542 [[De Historia Stirpium]]
* 1544 Commentarii *
* 1548 The Names of Herbes in Greke, Latin, Englishe, Duche and Frenche Wyth the Commune Names That Herbries and Apotecaries Use
* 1550/1551 Turner's Herbs *
* 1551 [[Askham's Herbal]]
* 1552 Badianus Manuscript *
* 1554 Cruÿdeboeck *
* 1560 – 1624 Pinax Thesti Botunici *
* 1563 Coloquios *
* 1568 Aztec Herbal *
* 1569 Dos Libros *
* 1596 Cataloge to John Gerard’s garden. *
* 1597 [[Gerard's Herbal]]
* 16th century The Compendim of Materia Medica *
* 1615 Rerum Medicarum Novae Hispaniae Thesaurus *
* 1627 – 1705 Historica Plantara *
* 1631 Curioso tratado de la naturaleza y calidad del chocolate *
* 1640 Theatrum Botanicum *
* 1649 The Complete Herbal *
* 1652 The English Physician *
* 1656 Art of Simpling *
* 1707 – 1778 Taxonomy *
* 1800’s (first half), herbal of Shaker medicine *
* 1901 A Modern Herbal *

== External Links ==

*[http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=542 Atlantian A&S Links: Herbs, Herbalism, & Herbal Remedies]

==See also==
* Herb and Garden Guilds Listing [[HerbGarden_Guild]]
* [[ Herbals_post1901 | Herbals post 1901]]
* [[Herbs]]

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]]

Category:Herbs

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This [[Special:Categories|category]] lists articles about individual [[herbs]]. The list of Herbs are viewed by potentially other information at [[Herbs]].

[[Category:Food]][[Category:Plants]]

Category:Herbals

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A list of [[period]] [[herbal]]s. The list of Herbals are viewed by date of creation and potentially other information at [[Herbals]].

Category:Herbals

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A list of [[period]] [[herbal]]s. The list of Herbals is viewed by date of creation and potentially other information at [[Herbals]].

Herbals

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'''Herbals''' are [[book]]s which describe the physical characteristics and properties of [[herbs]] and other plants. John Gerard's "Herbal or General History of Plants" has long been the most famous English herbal. First published in 1597, it was republished in 1633 in an edition in which Thomas Johnson revised and enlarged the original text.

Generally, the [[Latin]] and English (or common name for non-English herbals) is given, as is a physical description, the place of growth, the time of growth, uses (medicinal or culinary etc) and illustrations.

The list of herbals also contains Medicinals and these have been included because of the descriptions given to plants in their folios. The date shown in this list should be the original (estimated) date written. Post period herbals are also of interest as to distinguish what details they include as distinct from what is and is not mentioned in prior herbals.

The majority of the list was created from a source document originally produced by the Kingdom of Meridian Herbalists Guild who kindly allowed contents to be copied. Additional entries may have contributed from the Kingdom of Lochac. Please see the Herb Garden guild page for information on the various Kingdom guild pages.

The intent of this list is to link to a page for each herbal/each type of herbal mentioned providing the following details:-
Where examples of the actual herbal can now actually be found. To be viewed physically or online.
When reproductions were created, and perhaps the year of the first remaining reproduction.
What facsimile copies have been produced. And also in what books, images from the herbals appear.
As well as the contents of each herbal, preferably a summary, and then some details.
Discussions between herbals are to have their own pages referenced from within each herbal page.

If an asterix (*) appears after the listing for a herbal, this means a page specific to the herbal is still to be created.
Books about herbals and gardens published after 1901 can be found at [[Herbals_post1901]].

== Herbals ==

* 5000 BC Chinese Herbals *
* 3000 BC Sumerian Tablets *
* 1550 BC Ebbers Papayrus *
* 1300 BC Chinese “Oracle Bones” *
* 700 BC Pen T’sao Ching, or Canon of Herbs *
* 370 BC Historia Plantarum *
* 3rd Century BC Diocles’ physiology *
* 2nd Century BC Theriaka & Alexipharmaka *
* 1st Century BC Crateuas *
* 60 AD (approx.) De Materia Medica *
* 79 AD (approx.) Naturalis Historica *
* 400 AD (approx.) The Herbal of Apuleius *
* 512 AD Juliana Anicius Codex *
* 622-633 AD Etymologiarum libri duo *
* 7th Century Hortulus *
* 8th Century Capitulare de Villis *
* 10th Century (first half) Herbarium *
* 10th Century (latter half) Leech Book of Bald, or Medicinale Anglicum *
* 10th Cent. Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1050 (approx) Of Schools of Medicine *
* 1068 Tables (Taqwim) *
* 11th Century Herbals from School of Salerno *
* 11th Century - De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1130-1150 Circa Instans *
* 1150 (approx) The Physica *
* 1180 Works of Avincenna *
* 12th Century – Trotula *
* 12th Century – Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1280 (approx) De Proprietatibus Rerum *
* 13th Century De Vegetablis *
* 1306 Opus Ruralium Commodorum *
* 1349-1351 Buch der Natur *
* 1380’s – 1420 Tacuinum Sanitatis, Tacuina *
* 1440 Tractatus de Herbis *
* 1471 Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1473 Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1477 De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1484 Herbarius Latinus *
* 1485 Der Gart der Gesundheit *
* 1486-1488 AD Arbolayre, or Le Grant Herbier *
* 1491 Hortus Sanitatis *
* 15th Century
* 1500 Das Buch zu Distillieren
* 1525 Bancke's Herbal *
* 1526 Grete Herball *
* 1530 Herbarum Vivae Eicones *
* 1538 Libellus de re herbaria novus *
* 1539 Kreüter Buch *
* 1542 [[De Historia Stirpium]]
* 1544 Commentarii *
* 1548 The Names of Herbes in Greke, Latin, Englishe, Duche and Frenche Wyth the Commune Names That Herbries and Apotecaries Use
* 1550/1551 Turner's Herbs *
* 1551 [[Askham's Herbal]]
* 1552 Badianus Manuscript *
* 1554 Cruÿdeboeck *
* 1560 – 1624 Pinax Thesti Botunici *
* 1563 Coloquios *
* 1568 Aztec Herbal *
* 1569 Dos Libros *
* 1596 Cataloge to John Gerard’s garden. *
* 1597 [[Gerard's Herbal]]
* 16th century The Compendim of Materia Medica *
* 1615 Rerum Medicarum Novae Hispaniae Thesaurus *
* 1627 – 1705 Historica Plantara *
* 1631 Curioso tratado de la naturaleza y calidad del chocolate *
* 1640 Theatrum Botanicum *
* 1649 The Complete Herbal *
* 1652 The English Physician *
* 1656 Art of Simpling *
* 1707 – 1778 Taxonomy *
* 1800’s (first half), herbal of Shaker medicine *
* 1901 A Modern Herbal *

== External Links ==

*[http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=542 Atlantian A&S Links: Herbs, Herbalism, & Herbal Remedies]
[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]][[category:herbs]]

Herbals post1901

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Category:Herbals

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A list of [[period]] [[herbal]]s. The list of Herbals is viewed by date of creation at [[Herbals]]

De Historia Stirpium

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De Historia Stirpium created by Leonhart Fuchs in 1542 also known as the
The Great Herbal of Leonard Fuchs - Notable Commentaries on the History of Plants
De historia stirpium commentarii insignes 1542

Taken from the advertisement from the publisher of the Stanford University Press 1999 facsimile:-
Illustrated with 511 original [[Wikipedia:Woodcut|woodcut]] figures. During Fuchs' lifetime, the herbal and its various abridgements went through 39 printings in Latin, German, French, Spanish, and Dutch. More than 100 species were illustrated for the first time (including 12 New World plants such as maize, kidney bean, chili pepper, cactus, and tobacco).

Facsimiles Created:-

Year: 1999
ISBN: 0804738033
Publisher: Stanford University Press
Author(s): Frederick G. Meyer, Emily Emmart Trueblood, Leonard Fuchs
Dimensions: 366mm x 130mm x 259mm

Taken from the advertisement from the publisher of the Stanford University Press 1999 facsimile:-
The original Latin edition of 1542 reprinted in a facsimile only slightly smaller than the original, with the facsimile being volume II. The first volume being an exhaustively detailed commentary of invaluable interest to historians of medicine, pharmacology, philology, art, and printing, it will also appeal to collectors of fine and rare books, gardeners, and proponents of alternative medicine. The commentary contains some 150 illustrations, 100 in color, that include contemporary hand-colored figures from printed copies of the herbal and [[Wikipedia:Woodcut|woodcuts]] hand-colored under Fuchs' supervision for a projected, unpublished elaboration of the original herbal.

Table of Contents

Volume I: List of illustrations; Foreword; Preface; Chronology; Abbreviations; 1. The herbal tradition before Fuchs; 2. The life of Leonhart Fuchs; 3. The genesis of Fuchs's Historia stirpium; 4. The woodblock figures in Fuchs's Historia stirpium; 5. the Vienna codex: Leonhart Fuchs's unpublished herb book; Appendix I. The dedicatory epistle; Appendix 2. Explanation of difficult terms; Appendix 3. Georg Hizler's oration on Leonhart Fuchs; Appendix 4. Manuscripts of Leonhart Fuchs, his correspondents, and his survivors; Appendix 5. Systematic summary of the plants figures in the Historia stirpium; Appendix 6. Sleected chapters translated from the Historia stirpium; Appendix 7. Chronological list of the published works of Leonhart Fuchs and cognate works.
Volume 2: Notable commentaries on the history of plants.

== External Links ==

[[category:books]][[category:Herbals]][[category:herbs]]

A Modern Herbal 1931

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A Modern Herbal 1931

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A Modern Herbal 1931

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A Modern Herbal, a Two Volume Set first published in 1931, by Mrs. M. Grieve, contains Medicinal, Culinary, Cosmetic and Economic Properties, Cultivation and Folk-Lore.

Year: 1931
ISBN: 0486227987 & 0486227995
Publisher: Stanford University Press
Author(s): Margaret Grieve
Dimensions:

Contents include:-
Plant & Herb Index More than 800 varieties of herbs & plants.
Index of Recipes A listing of 29 plants that include recipes.
Index of Poisons A listing of 44 plants that are listed as poisonous.

== External Links ==

[[http://www.botanical.com/botanical/mgmh/mgmh.html]]
[[category:books]][[category:herbs]]

Herbals post1901

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Herbals post1901

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'''Herbals''' are [[book]]s which describe the physical characteristics and properties of [[herbs]] and other plants.

Books written post SCA period are also often of interest as can show information in a modern setting as well as shed information about what was said in the past. And this page is for a list of books about herbs published subsequent to 1901

The intent of this list is to link to a page for book for each herbal/each book about a herbal mentioned providing the following details:-
When book was written and what herbals or herbs they refer to, and other publication data (including IBSN).
Where book can be viewed physically or online.
As well as the contents of each herbal, preferably a summary, and then some details.
When reprintings were done, and perhaps the year of the most recent printing.
What images are in the books from original herbals.
Discussions between books are to have their own pages referenced from within each herbal page.

Books about herbals and gardens published prior to 1902 can be found at [[Herbals]].

== Herbals ==

* 1931 [[A Modern Herbal|A_Modern_Herbal_1931]]

== External Links ==

[[category:books]][[category:herbs]]

De Historia Stirpium

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De Historia Stirpium created by Leonhart Fuchs in 1542 also known as the
The Great Herbal of Leonard Fuchs - Notable Commentaries on the History of Plants
De historia stirpium commentarii insignes 1542

Taken from the advertisement from the publisher of the Stanford University Press 1999 facsimile:-
Illustrated with 511 original [[Wikipedia:Woodcut|woodcut]] figures. During Fuchs' lifetime, the herbal and its various abridgements went through 39 printings in Latin, German, French, Spanish, and Dutch. More than 100 species were illustrated for the first time (including 12 New World plants such as maize, kidney bean, chili pepper, cactus, and tobacco).

Facsimiles Created:-

Year: 1999
ISBN: 0804738033
Publisher: Stanford University Press
Author(s): Frederick G. Meyer, Emily Emmart Trueblood, Leonard Fuchs
Dimensions: 366mm x 130mm x 259mm

Taken from the advertisement from the publisher of the Stanford University Press 1999 facsimile:-
The original Latin edition of 1542 reprinted in a facsimile only slightly smaller than the original, with the facsimile being volume II. The first volume being an exhaustively detailed commentary of invaluable interest to historians of medicine, pharmacology, philology, art, and printing, it will also appeal to collectors of fine and rare books, gardeners, and proponents of alternative medicine. The commentary contains some 150 illustrations, 100 in color, that include contemporary hand-colored figures from printed copies of the herbal and [[Wikipedia:Woodcut|woodcuts]] hand-colored under Fuchs' supervision for a projected, unpublished elaboration of the original herbal.

Table of Contents

Volume I: List of illustrations; Foreword; Preface; Chronology; Abbreviations; 1. The herbal tradition before Fuchs; 2. The life of Leonhart Fuchs; 3. The genesis of Fuchs's Historia stirpium; 4. The woodblock figures in Fuchs's Historia stirpium; 5. the Vienna codex: Leonhart Fuchs's unpublished herb book; Appendix I. The dedicatory epistle; Appendix 2. Explanation of difficult terms; Appendix 3. Georg Hizler's oration on Leonhart Fuchs; Appendix 4. Manuscripts of Leonhart Fuchs, his correspondents, and his survivors; Appendix 5. Systematic summary of the plants figures in the Historia stirpium; Appendix 6. Sleected chapters translated from the Historia stirpium; Appendix 7. Chronological list of the published works of Leonhart Fuchs and cognate works.
Volume 2: Notable commentaries on the history of plants.

== External Links ==

[[category:books]][[category:herbs]]

Herbals

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'''Herbals''' are [[book]]s which describe the physical characteristics and properties of [[herbs]] and other plants. John Gerard's "Herbal or General History of Plants" has long been the most famous English herbal. First published in 1597, it was republished in 1633 in an edition in which Thomas Johnson revised and enlarged the original text.

Generally, the [[Latin]] and English (or common name for non-English herbals) is given, as is a physical description, the place of growth, the time of growth, uses (medicinal or culinary etc) and illustrations.

The list of herbals also contains Medicinals and these have been included because of the descriptions given to plants in their folios. The date shown in this list should be the original (estimated) date written. Post period herbals are also of interest as to distinguish what details they include as distinct from what is and is not mentioned in prior herbals.

The majority of the list was created from a source document originally produced by the Kingdom of Meridian Herbalists Guild who kindly allowed contents to be copied. Additional entries may have contributed from the Kingdom of Lochac. Please see the Herb Garden guild page for information on the various Kingdom guild pages.

The intent of this list is to link to a page for each herbal/each type of herbal mentioned providing the following details:-
Where examples of the actual herbal can now actually be found. To be viewed physically or online.
When reproductions were created, and perhaps the year of the first remaining reproduction.
What facsimile copies have been produced. And also in what books, images from the herbals appear.
As well as the contents of each herbal, preferably a summary, and then some details.
Discussions between herbals are to have their own pages referenced from within each herbal page.

If an asterix (*) appears after the listing for a herbal, this means a page specific to the herbal is still to be created.
Books about herbals and gardens published after 1901 can be found at [[Herbals_post1901]].

== Herbals ==

* 5000 BC Chinese Herbals *
* 3000 BC Sumerian Tablets *
* 1550 BC Ebbers Papayrus *
* 1300 BC Chinese “Oracle Bones” *
* 700 BC Pen T’sao Ching, or Canon of Herbs *
* 370 BC Historia Plantarum *
* 3rd Century BC Diocles’ physiology *
* 2nd Century BC Theriaka & Alexipharmaka *
* 1st Century BC Crateuas *
* 60 AD (approx.) De Materia Medica *
* 79 AD (approx.) Naturalis Historica *
* 400 AD (approx.) The Herbal of Apuleius *
* 512 AD Juliana Anicius Codex *
* 622-633 AD Etymologiarum libri duo *
* 7th Century Hortulus *
* 8th Century Capitulare de Villis *
* 10th Century (first half) Herbarium *
* 10th Century (latter half) Leech Book of Bald, or Medicinale Anglicum *
* 10th Cent. Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1050 (approx) Of Schools of Medicine *
* 1068 Tables (Taqwim) *
* 11th Century Herbals from School of Salerno *
* 11th Century - De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1130-1150 Circa Instans *
* 1150 (approx) The Physica *
* 1180 Works of Avincenna *
* 12th Century – Trotula *
* 12th Century – Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1280 (approx) De Proprietatibus Rerum *
* 13th Century De Vegetablis *
* 1306 Opus Ruralium Commodorum *
* 1349-1351 Buch der Natur *
* 1380’s – 1420 Tacuinum Sanitatis, Tacuina *
* 1440 Tractatus de Herbis *
* 1471 Opera Quae Extant Omnia *
* 1473 Liber Serapionis aggregatus *
* 1477 De Viribus Herbarum *
* 1484 Herbarius Latinus *
* 1485 Der Gart der Gesundheit *
* 1486-1488 AD Arbolayre, or Le Grant Herbier *
* 1491 Hortus Sanitatis *
* 15th Century
* 1500 Das Buch zu Distillieren
* 1525 Bancke's Herbal *
* 1526 Grete Herball *
* 1530 Herbarum Vivae Eicones *
* 1538 Libellus de re herbaria novus *
* 1539 Kreüter Buch *
* 1542 [[De Historia Stirpium]]
* 1544 Commentarii *
* 1548 The Names of Herbes in Greke, Latin, Englishe, Duche and Frenche Wyth the Commune Names That Herbries and Apotecaries Use
* 1550/1551 Turner's Herbs *
* 1551 [[Askham's Herbal]]
* 1552 Badianus Manuscript *
* 1554 Cruÿdeboeck *
* 1560 – 1624 Pinax Thesti Botunici *
* 1563 Coloquios *
* 1568 Aztec Herbal *
* 1569 Dos Libros *
* 1596 Cataloge to John Gerard’s garden. *
* 1597 [[Gerard's Herbal]]
* 16th century The Compendim of Materia Medica *
* 1615 Rerum Medicarum Novae Hispaniae Thesaurus *
* 1627 – 1705 Historica Plantara *
* 1631 Curioso tratado de la naturaleza y calidad del chocolate *
* 1640 Theatrum Botanicum *
* 1649 The Complete Herbal *
* 1652 The English Physician *
* 1656 Art of Simpling *
* 1707 – 1778 Taxonomy *
* 1800’s (first half), herbal of Shaker medicine *
* 1901 A Modern Herbal *

== External Links ==

*[http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=542 Atlantian A&S Links: Herbs, Herbalism, & Herbal Remedies]
[[category:books]][[category:herbs]]

De Historia Stirpium

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Faucheeur:

De Historia Stirpium created by Leonhart Fuchs in 1542 also known as the
The Great Herbal of Leonard Fuchs - Notable Commentaries on the History of Plants
De historia stirpium commentarii insignes 1542

Taken from the advertisement from the publisher of the Stanford University Press 1999 facsimile:-
Illustrated with 511 original [[Wikipedia:Woodcut|woodcut]] figures. During Fuchs' lifetime, the herbal and its various abridgements went through 39 printings in Latin, German, French, Spanish, and Dutch. More than 100 species were illustrated for the first time (including 12 New World plants such as maize, kidney bean, chili pepper, cactus, and tobacco).

Facsimiles Created:-

Year: 1999
ISBN: 0804738033
Publisher: Stanford University Press
Author(s): Frederick G. Meyer, Emily Emmart Trueblood, Leonard Fuchs
Dimensions: 366mm x 130mm x 259mm

Taken from the advertisement from the publisher of the Stanford University Press 1999 facsimile:-
The original Latin edition of 1542 reprinted in a facsimile only slightly smaller than the original, with the facsimile being volume II. The first volume being an exhaustively detailed commentary of invaluable interest to historians of medicine, pharmacology, philology, art, and printing, it will also appeal to collectors of fine and rare books, gardeners, and proponents of alternative medicine. The commentary contains some 150 illustrations, 100 in color, that include contemporary hand-colored figures from printed copies of the herbal and [[Wikipedia:Woodcut|woodcuts]] hand-colored under Fuchs' supervision for a projected, unpublished elaboration of the original herbal.

Table of Contents

Volume I: List of illustrations; Foreword; Preface; Chronology; Abbreviations; 1. The herbal tradition before Fuchs; 2. The life of Leonhart Fuchs; 3. The genesis of Fuchs's Historia stirpium; 4. The woodblock figures in Fuchs's Historia stirpium; 5. the Vienna codex: Leonhart Fuchs's unpublished herb book; Appendix I. The dedicatory epistle; Appendix 2. Explanation of difficult terms; Appendix 3. Georg Hizler's oration on Leonhart Fuchs; Appendix 4. Manuscripts of Leonhart Fuchs, his correspondents, and his survivors; Appendix 5. Systematic summary of the plants figures in the Historia stirpium; Appendix 6. Sleected chapters translated from the Historia stirpium; Appendix 7. Chronological list of the published works of Leonhart Fuchs and cognate works.
Volume 2: Notable commentaries on the history of plants.

De Historia Stirpium

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Faucheeur:

De Historia Stirpium created by Leonhart Fuchs in 1542 also known as the
The Great Herbal of Leonard Fuchs - Notable Commentaries on the History of Plants
De historia stirpium commentarii insignes 1542

Taken from the advertisement from the publisher of the Stanford University Press 1999 facsimile:-
Illustrated with 511 original woodcut figures. During Fuchs' lifetime, the herbal and its various abridgements went through 39 printings in Latin, German, French, Spanish, and Dutch. More than 100 species were illustrated for the first time (including 12 New World plants such as maize, kidney bean, chili pepper, cactus, and tobacco).

Facsimiles Created:-

Year: 1999
ISBN: 0804738033
Publisher: Stanford University Press
Author(s): Frederick G. Meyer, Emily Emmart Trueblood, Leonard Fuchs
Dimensions: 366mm x 130mm x 259mm

Taken from the advertisement from the publisher of the Stanford University Press 1999 facsimile:-
The original Latin edition of 1542 reprinted in a facsimile only slightly smaller than the original, with the facsimile being volume II. The first volume being an exhaustively detailed commentary of invaluable interest to historians of medicine, pharmacology, philology, art, and printing, it will also appeal to collectors of fine and rare books, gardeners, and proponents of alternative medicine. The commentary contains some 150 illustrations, 100 in color, that include contemporary hand-colored figures from printed copies of the herbal and woodcuts hand-colored under Fuchs' supervision for a projected, unpublished elaboration of the original herbal.

Table of Contents

Volume I: List of illustrations; Foreword; Preface; Chronology; Abbreviations; 1. The herbal tradition before Fuchs; 2. The life of Leonhart Fuchs; 3. The genesis of Fuchs's Historia stirpium; 4. The woodblock figures in Fuchs's Historia stirpium; 5. the Vienna codex: Leonhart Fuchs's unpublished herb book; Appendix I. The dedicatory epistle; Appendix 2. Explanation of difficult terms; Appendix 3. Georg Hizler's oration on Leonhart Fuchs; Appendix 4. Manuscripts of Leonhart Fuchs, his correspondents, and his survivors; Appendix 5. Systematic summary of the plants figures in the Historia stirpium; Appendix 6. Sleected chapters translated from the Historia stirpium; Appendix 7. Chronological list of the published works of Leonhart Fuchs and cognate works.
Volume 2: Notable commentaries on the history of plants.

De Historia Stirpium

2016-10-29T05:37:27Z

Faucheeur: Information on the Herbal De Historia Stirpium, the great Herbal of Leonhart Fuchs

De Historia Stirpium created by Leonhart Fuchs in 1542 also known as the
The Great Herbal of Leonard Fuchs - Notable Commentaries on the History of Plants
De historia stirpium commentarii insignes 1542

Taken from the advertisement from the publisher of the Stanford University Press 1999 facsimile:-
Illustrated with 511 original woodcut figures. During Fuchs' lifetime, the herbal and its various abridgements went through 39 printings in Latin, German, French, Spanish, and Dutch. More than 100 species were illustrated for the first time (including 12 New World plants such as maize, kidney bean, chili pepper, cactus, and tobacco).

Facsimiles Created:-

Year" 1999 ISBN" 0804738033 Publisher: Stanford University Press Authors: Frederick G. Meyer, Emily Emmart Trueblood Dimensions: 366mm x 130mm x 259mm

Taken from the advertisement from the publisher of the Stanford University Press 1999 facsimile:-
The original Latin edition of 1542 reprinted in a facsimile only slightly smaller than the original, with the facsimile being volume II. The first volume being an exhaustively detailed commentary of invaluable interest to historians of medicine, pharmacology, philology, art, and printing, it will also appeal to collectors of fine and rare books, gardeners, and proponents of alternative medicine. The commentary contains some 150 illustrations, 100 in color, that include contemporary hand-colored figures from printed copies of the herbal and woodcuts hand-colored under Fuchs' supervision for a projected, unpublished elaboration of the original herbal.

Table of Contents

Volume I: List of illustrations; Foreword; Preface; Chronology; Abbreviations; 1. The herbal tradition before Fuchs; 2. The life of Leonhart Fuchs; 3. The genesis of Fuchs's Historia stirpium; 4. The woodblock figures in Fuchs's Historia stirpium; 5. the Vienna codex: Leonhart Fuchs's unpublished herb book; Appendix I. The dedicatory epistle; Appendix 2. Explanation of difficult terms; Appendix 3. Georg Hizler's oration on Leonhart Fuchs; Appendix 4. Manuscripts of Leonhart Fuchs, his correspondents, and his survivors; Appendix 5. Systematic summary of the plants figures in the Historia stirpium; Appendix 6. Sleected chapters translated from the Historia stirpium; Appendix 7. Chronological list of the published works of Leonhart Fuchs and cognate works.
Volume 2: Notable commentaries on the history of plants.