LinnÃ(c)s Dietetik, PÃ Grundvalen Af Dels Hans Eget Originalutkast Till Föreläsningar [Swedish]

Linn s Dietetik, P Grundvalen Af Dels Hans Eget Originalutkast Till F rel sningar presents a detailed look at Carl Linnaeus's lectures on dietetics. Compiled from his original drafts and student notes, this volume, subtitled Lachesis Naturalis Qu ] Tradit Di ]tam Naturalem, Och Dels L rjungeanteckningar Efter Dessa Hans F rel sningar: Collegium Di ]teticum, offers a comprehensive insight into 18th-century perspectives on natural diet and health. Edited by Axel Otto Lindfors and published in 1907, this work revives Linnaeus's teachings, making it a valuable resource for historians of medicine and nutrition, as well as those interested in the scientific thought of the Enlightenment era. The book provides a unique glimpse into the principles that guided dietary practices of the time, rooted in Linnaeus's broader scientific and philosophical framework.

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