Volume 1

Linnæus : (Afterwards Carl von Linné) the story of his life / adapted from the Swedish of Theodor Magnus Fries ... and brought down to the present time in the light of recent research, by Benjamin Daydon Jackson.

  • Fries, Theodor Magnus, 1832-1913.
Date:
1923
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Credit: Linnæus : (Afterwards Carl von Linné) the story of his life / adapted from the Swedish of Theodor Magnus Fries ... and brought down to the present time in the light of recent research, by Benjamin Daydon Jackson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Rudbeck, 185; dispute with, 98, 120-129; “ duel,” 116-120; exchanged duties with Linn6, 210; returned from abroad, 54 Rotheram, J., present at Linne’s death-bed, 337; pupil, 224 Rothman, J., failure to return to duty, 241, 269 Rothman, J. S., advice, 11, 14, 15; urges Linnaeus to leave Lund for Uppsala, 25, 26 Royal Bible Commission, 273 Rudbeck, O., the elder, 27 Rudbeck, O., the younger, 26, 33; collections burned, 27, 61; death, 189; deputises for, 49, 185; house room for Linnaeus, 49; — leaves it, 59; in Lapland, 61; sex of plants, 48 Rudbeckia = Linnceaf 54 Rudbeckiana, a genus of birds, 54 Rumour of attempt to keep collections, 358 Russian offer for collections, 347 Safja, last visit to, 336 Salary, 321-323 Salvius, L., printer, 299 Samzelius, gardener, followed by Nietzel, 188 Sceptrum Carolinum (Pedicularis Sceptrum), 43, 53, 216; dis¬ sertation on, 53 Scholarships gained, Royal Medical, 37; — second class, 40; — first class, 41; double Royal stipend, 50; — its cessation, 88; Wrede surplus, 88-89 School at Vaxjo, 10-17 Schreber, J. C. D., pupil, 223 Schroderheim, E., application to, for the King to buy the Linnean collections, 349 Sciatica attack, 333 Scientific importance, 363-369; — works, 273 Seba, A., Artedi’s work for, 151 Sex in plants, 45, 46; “ Sponsalia plantarum,” 46 Sexual system, 363 Sibthorp’s offer for collections, 348 j Sidren, J., on medical faculty, 258; with Linne to Drottning- holm, 261 Siegesbeck’s attack, 170; defence by Brovall, 183; — by Gleditsch, 183 Signatures, 1728-77, 307 Skane journey, 206-208 Sm&land's Nation, as member, 109; Inspector, 281-282; iron chest, no; meetings, no; regulations, in Smith, J. E., purchase of collections, 346-348, 355-357 Solander, D., in London, 238-239 Sophia, pet daughter, 319 Spain, Lofling in, 233; offer to Linne, 358 Sparrman, A., traveller, 241 Speech, unconnected, 336 Stenbrohult, early associations, 6; visited in 1731, — before journey abroad, 132; — after return, 173; — after Lapland, 89; — last visit, 206-207; — on Oland and Gotland journey, 204; — on Sk&ne journey, 208 Stobaeus, K., at Lund, 21-25; visited, 65 Stockholm, anatomy at, 36, 37; life at, 174-190 Successor, his son appointed, 325“327 vSurgieal Society, 261 Surinam, post offered, 163; Bartsch appointed, 164 Svanberg, S., assay-master, 83 Sweden, Moraeus’s house at Falun, 178 Swedish calendar in 1707, 2; opinion as to sale, 351-355; titles, etc., in, 387 Tea-plant, attempts to introduce, 248 Telander, J., first tutor to Linnaeus, 9 Ternstrom, C., traveller, 227 Tessin, Count C. G., dedication of works to him, 284; his last years, 283-285; patron, 176, 177 Thermometer, centigrade, ad-