Microscopical observations of crystals from Linnaeus's 'Academic delights' mb-code 1240004 he served as its Treasurer

he served as its Treasurer from 1666 to 1679

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Microscopical observations of crystals from Linnaeus's 'Academic delights' mb-code 1240004 he served as its TreasurerMicroscopical observations of crystals from thesis XV 'Crystallorum generatio' by Martin Kaehler, 1747, published in volume 1 of Amoenitates academicae (Stockholm, 1749). Amoenitates academicae ('Academic delights', 10 volumes, 1749 1790) was published in Carl Linnaeus's name, and edited by him (vols 1 7) and J C D Schreber (vols 8 10). It consisted of theses presented and defended by students at Uppsala University. Original: engraving. 1749