The botanical theory of Jean Ruel (Reullius, 1474-1537)
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https://doi.org/10.3989/collectbot.1989.v17.145Keywords:
Botanical Terminology, Jean Ruel, Ruellius, History of BotanyAbstract
Following the task undertaken in our last study on the use of botanical terms in the works of Albertus Magnus, the present one is devoted 10 re-examine in the same way the botanical theories of Jean Ruel, or Ruellius (1474-1537). Ruellius has been neglected and misjudged - with a bit of superficiality, maybe as a result of an insufficient knowledge of his work- by later historical and scientific criticism, but he stands as the first author of an original (even with a hint of an empiric approach, as we shall see) treatise of Renaissance's Botany.
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