(This is often regarded as a Latin translation of the Herbarius zu teutsch, but it is much larger and owes very little to that work. The woodcuts are copied from the Herbarius zu teutsch, but they are inferior.) America: Surgeon-General's Library, Washington; John Crerar Library, Chicago; Arnold Arboretum, Boston; Mrs. J. Montgomery Sears Library, Boston; and J. P. Morgan Library, New York. 1511. Edition printed at Venice. There are several undated editions. America: Library of Congress, Washington; Arnold Arboretum, Boston; Surgeon-General's Library, Washington; Dr. G. F. Kunz's Library, New York. 1500 (_circ._) (_French translation._) Ortus Sanitatis translaté de Latin en francois. Printed at Paris by A. Vérard. (The copy in the British Museum belonged to Henry VII.) 1539 (?) Edition printed at Paris by Philippe le Noir with the title "Le Jardin de Sante translate de latin en francoys nouvellement Imprime a Paris. On les vend a Paris en la rue sainct Jacques a lenseigne de la Rose blanche couronnee. (_Colophon_) Imprime a Paris par Philippe le noir." _Aemilius Macer._ 1491 (?). Macer floridus De viribus herbarum. Printed at Paris. 1500 (?). Another edition. (Paris?) 1506. Herbarum varias [qui] vis cognoscere vires Macer adest: disce quo duca doct'eris. (_Colophon_) Impressus Parisius per magistrum Johannem Ieune. Pro Magistro Petro Bacquelier. 1506. 1588. (_French translation._) Les fleurs du livre des vertus des herbes, composé jadis en vers Latins par Macer Floride. Le tout mis en François par M. Lucas Tremblay, Parisien ... Rouen. _Jerome of Brunswick._ 1500. Liber de arte distillandi de Simplicibus. Johannes Grüeninger, Strassburg. 1500. (_English translation._) See Bibliography of English Herbals. _Johann Czerny._ 1517. Kineha lekarska kteraz slowe herbarz. Hieronymous Höltzel. Nürnberg. 1517. _Otto von Brunfels._ 1530. Herbarum vivæ eicones ad nature imitationem, sum̄a cum diligentia et artificis effigiate.... Argentorati apud Ioannem Schottum. Subsequent editions, 1530, 1531, 1532, 1536, 1537. (The illustrations in this herbal are much superior to the text, which is based chiefly on the writings of the Italian herbalists. Brunfels was a Carthusian monk who turned Protestant. Jacob Theodor (Tabernæmontanus) was a pupil of Brunfels.) _Eucharius Rhodion._ 1533. Kreutterbůch von allem Erdtgewachs Anfenglich von Doctor Johan Cuba zusamen bracht Jetzt widerum new Corrigert.... Mit warer Abconterfeitung aller Kreuter.... Zu Franckfurt am Meyn, Bei Christian Egenolph. 1533. (The above was not an original work, but merely a revised and improved edition of the German Herbarius. The illustrations are copies of those in Brunfels's herbal.) _Iean Ruel._