An Account of the Names of the Authors
Pilleterius, (Co/par") of the Plants growing in Zeland, in an Alphabeti-cal Manner j printed at MiddUburgh, i6io, in OBavo.
Pifo : See Gulielmus Pifo.
Pliny's Hiflory, in which feveral Things are extant concerning the-Culture and Virtue of Plants. This Work was tranflated into French, byMr. Dupinet, and printed at Lyons, 1581, in Folio.
Pitt on Tour nefort's Elements of Botany, or the Method of knowingPlants j printed at Paris at the King's Charge, 1694, OBavo.
Leonard Phkenett's Phytographia, the firft Part printed at London,1691, in Folio.
Father Plunder's Defcription of American Plants j printed at Paris,1693, in Folio.
Pona, (John) Apothecary at Verona, his Catalogue of Simples growingin Montebaldo, with the Defcription of feveral others, and fixteen Fi-gures, adding Clufius's Hiftory of rare Plants. This Work, after feve-ral Editions, was tranflated into Italian by Francis Pona, Dr. of Phyfick,and the Author's Son} printed at Venice, 1617, in Quarto, at Bajil,1608, and at Antwerp, in Folio.
Pro/per Alpinus of Egyptian Plants j printed at Venice, 163 3, inQuarto.
Pro/per Alpinus's two Books of Exotick Plants j printed at Venice,\ 6 56, in Quarto.
Johannes Baptifla Porta, a 'Neapolitan \ twelve Books printed at Frank-fort, 1592, in Quarto: This Author writ feveral other Works, efpe-cially the Phyfiognomy, or Hiflory of feveral Plants adorn'd with Fi-gures, in OBavo.
Quadramius, a Divine and Botanift to the Duke of Ferrara, writa Treatife of Treacle and Mithridate j printed at Ferrara, i^yy, inQuarto.
Ray's Catalogue of Englijh Plants, and the Ifles adjacent ; printed atLondon, 1677, in OBavo.
Ray's Hiflory of Plants 5 printed at London, 1686, in Folio.
Ray's Methodical Synopfis of Britijh Roots by the fame Author, JohnRay Fellow of the Royal Society j printed at London, 1690, in OBavo.
Rauwolfius, (Leonard) his Defcription of feveral Plants in his Travelsinto the Eaft-Indies, and their Cutts j printed, 1583, in Quarto.
Renod&us, (John) his five Books of Pharmaceutical Inflitutions j to whichare added Three of the Materia Medica j printed at Paris, 1608, in
Quarto.
Robini