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THE LINNAEUS APOSTLES

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EUROPE • SOUTHERN AFRICA • EAST-, SOUTHERN- & SOUTHEAST ASIA

VOLUME SIX

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tobacco
tobacco pouches
adorned themselves
armed
Caffres
colonists
English fellow-traveller, my
English ships
glass beads
Hottentots
huts
ships
bucku, Bucku various Rutaceae e.g. Agathosma betulina (P.J. Bergius) Pill., A. crenulata (L.) Pill., A. ovata (Thunb.) Pill., Diosma hirsuta L. etc.
grass/grasses
Rutaceae, various; e.g. Agathosma betulina (P.J. Bergius) Pill., A. crenulata (L.) Pill., A. ovata (Thunb.) Pill., Diosma hirsuta L. etc., > bucku, Bucku
ointment
copper
Krakakamma
South Pole
Alcelaphus buselaphus, (Pallas); Gazella dorcas (Linn.) does not occur in South Africa, and the references here are to the hartebeest > Capra dorcas
beast
buffalo, Syncerus caffer, (Sparrm.), but occasionally Bos taurus, Linn. (p. 464)
Capra dorcas, Alcelaphus buselaphus, (Pallas); Gazella dorcas (Linn.) does not occur in South Africa, and the references here are to the hartebeest
cattle
Cypraea annulus Linn., refers to (Gold-ring Cowry) > serpent's skull
cypraea moneta, Cypraea moneta Linn. or more likely C. annulus Linn., cowry
Cypraea moneta, Linn. or more likely C. annulus Linn., cowry > cypraea moneta
elephant
Equus quagga, Boddaert > quagga
lion
quagga, Equus quagga, Boddaert
rhinoceros
serpent's skull, refers to Cypraea annulus, Linn., Gold-ring Cowry
Syncerus caffer (Sparrm.), but occasionally; Bos taurus, Linn. (p. 464), > buffalo
tortoise
zebra


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