All systems flourish and fade. The mineralogy of Linnaeus has perished; his zoology, cut down to the root, has sent forth a profusion of luxuriant shoots; and although his botany maintains as yet a strong claim upon the admiration of the lovers of nature, a fairer plant has sprung up beside it, which promises a richer harvest of golden fruits. But should the period ever arrive when all that belonged to him of mere system and technicology shall be obliterated, he will not the less be remembered as a bright luminary in the dark hemisphere of natural science, which served for a time to throw a useful light around, and led observers to surer paths of observation than had previously been known. SECTION XII. _Catalogue of the Works of Linnaeus._ Hortus Uplandicus--Florula Lapponica--Systema Naturae--Hypothesis Nova de Febrium Intermittentium Causa--Fundamenta Botanica--Bibliotheca Botanica--Musa Cliffortiana--Genera Plantarum--Viridarium Cliffortianum--Caroli Linnaei Corollarium Generum Plantarum--Flora Lapponica--Hortus Cliffortianus--Critica Botanica--Petri Artedi, Sueci Medici, Ichthyologia--Classes Plantarum, seu Systema Plantarum--Oratio de Memorabilibus in Insectis--Orbis Eruditi Judicium de C. Linnaei Scriptis--Oratio de Peregrinationum intra Patriam Necessitate--Oratio de Telluris Habitabilis Incremento--Flora Suecica--Animalia Sueciae--Oelaendska och Gothlaendska Resa--Fauna Sueciae Regni--Flora Zeylanica--Waestgoetha Resa--Hortus Upsaliensis--Materia Medica Regni Vegetabilis--Materia Medica Regni Animalis--Skaenska Resa--Philosophia Botanica--Materia Medica Regni Lapidei--Species Plantarum--Museum Tessinianum--Museum Regis Adolphi Suecorum--Frederici Hasselquist Iter Palestinum--Petri Loeflingii Iter Hispanicum--Oratio Regia--Disquisitio Quaestionis, ab Acad. Imper. Scientiarum Petropolitanae, in annum 1759 pro Praeemio, Propositae--Genera Morborum--Museum Reginae Louisae Ulricae--Clavis Medica Duplex--Mantissa Plantarum--Mantissa Plantarum altera--Deliciae Naturae--Essays printed in the Transactions of the Academies of Upsal and Stockholm. 1. Hortus Uplandicus, sive enumeratio plantarum exoticarum Uplandiae, quae in hortis vel agris coluntur, imprimis autem in horto Academico Upsaliensi. Upsal, 1731. 160 pages 8vo. This is the first work published by Linnaeus, and in it the plants are already disposed according to the sexual system. 2. Florula Lapponica, quae continet catalogum plantarum, quas per provincias Lapponicas Westrobothnienses observavit C. Linnaeus. It was written in 1732, and inserted in the Acta Litteraria Sueciae of the same year, but only in part, the second section having appeared in the same collection in 1735.