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herbarist
† herbarist Obs. Also 6–7 herberist. See also herborist. [f. L. herbāria herbary, botany + -ist.] One skilled in herbs; a herbalist.1577 Harrison England ii. xx. (1878) i. 329 Carolus Clusius, the noble herbarist. 1613 Purchas Pilgrimage (1614) 505 Gerard, with other Herbarists. 1640 (title) Theatru... Oxford English Dictionary
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John Goodyer
In his time Goodyer was well regarded, the contemporary botanist William Coles calling him "the ablest Herbarist now living in England" in 1657. wikipedia.org
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herborist
herborist (ˈhɜːbərɪst) [a. F. herboriste (1545 in Hatz.-Darm., who also cite herboliste 1530), ‘derived from herbe by confusion with the radical of L. arbor’ (Darmesteter): cf. the more etymological synonyms herbalist, herbarist, also the history of arbour n.] One skilled in herbs, a herbalist.1578 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Amy Bess Miller
She wrote four books and co-edited a fifth, contributed an article to The Herbarist, and contributed to numerous exhibits. wikipedia.org
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herb-man
herb-man A man who deals in herbs.1580 Hollyband Treas. Fr. Tong, Vn verdurier ou verduriére, an hearbe man or woman which furnisheth a house with hearbes, bowes, and like greene things. 1598 Florio, Herbaio, an herbe man, a simpler, an herbarist. Oxford English Dictionary
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herbarize
ˈherbarize, v. arch. [f. as herbarist + -ize: cf. botanize.] = herbalize, herborize. Hence ˈherbarizing, herbariˈzation.1670 Lex Talionis 24 Having a laudable Custom once a Year..to go a Herbarizing. 1734 J. Soame Anal. Hampstead Water 27 (R.) The Apothecaries' Company very seldom miss coming to Ham... Oxford English Dictionary
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Ralph Tambs Lyche
He penned about 60 mathematical works, and also a few publications in botany; he was a hobby herbarist. wikipedia.org
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John Gerard
to King James I, but the following year relinquished it to Robert Cecil, Earl of Salisbury, second son of Lord Burghley, in which he was described as "herbarist wikipedia.org
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alypum
† aˈlypum, -us Obs. [for alypon, a. Gr. ἄλῡπον painless.] An unidentified plant, so called by Dioscorides from its anodyne virtue.1611 Cotgr., Turbit blanc..the reddish hearbe Alypum, or Alypia; talked of, but not otherwise named, by our English Herbarist. 1621 Burton Anat. Mel. ii. iv. ii. i, But t... Oxford English Dictionary
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Nora Thompson Dean
"Plants, Herbs and the Healing Arts Among the Delaware Indians," The Herbarist, 51 (1985) "Nora Dean: She Lived Here When Legends Were A Way of Life." wikipedia.org
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nomenclator
nomenclator (ˈnəʊmənkleɪtə(r)) Also 6 Sc. -our. [a. L. nōmenclātor (also -culātor), f. nōmen name + calāre to call.] † 1. A student appointed as a kind of monitor or prefect over a certain part of his class. Obs. rare.1563–7 Buchanan Reform. St. Andros Wks. (S.T.S.) 8 The nomenclatouris to haif char... Oxford English Dictionary
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