Excerpt from A Generic and Specific Description of British Plants, Translated From the Genera Et Species Plantarum, of the Celebrated Linnæus: To Which Is Prefixed an Etymological Dictionary Explaining the Classes, Orders and Principal Genera, and a Glossary Is Added to Explain the Technical Terms
The multitude of technical terms made ufe of in the original; terms of fuch' a fingular nature, has laid the trapflatqr uhdey the necefiity of ufing words, per haps, not to be found in any englilh diétionary extant In order therefore to remedy this inconvenience, a Glojif [my is added, to elucidate what may appear too obfcure, efpecially to the mere englifh Pcudent, for whom this is principally defigned.
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