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The Flowers of Paradise: Botanical Trade in Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century England
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“…For more information about Galenic ideas of food and medicine in the period, see Albala. For information about seventeenth‐century ideas about exploration, plant collection, and the recuperation of the Garden of Eden, see Priest and Tigner.…”
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“…For more information about Galenic ideas of food and medicine in the period, see Albala. For information about seventeenth‐century ideas about exploration, plant collection, and the recuperation of the Garden of Eden, see Priest and Tigner.…”
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