smithsonianlibraries: Should we make the “Frog Days of Summer” a…





smithsonianlibraries:

Should we make the “Frog Days of Summer” a thing? Only if we can get more use out of these fantastic plates from August Johann Rösel von Rosenhof’s, Historia naturalis ranarum nostratium (1758).

In it,  Rösel describes the natural history of all then-known frogs and toads indigenous to the Nuremberg region in Germany. The title is noteworthy first for the extensive, accurate information in the text, printed in two columns in both German and Latin.

Learn more about the volume on our blog: https://s.si.edu/2nBZBWD

View the digitized volume in @biodivlibraryhttps://s.si.edu/2P6qQVX

smithsonianlibraries: Should we make the “Frog Days of Summer” a…





smithsonianlibraries:

Should we make the “Frog Days of Summer” a thing? Only if we can get more use out of these fantastic plates from August Johann Rösel von Rosenhof’s, Historia naturalis ranarum nostratium (1758).

In it,  Rösel describes the natural history of all then-known frogs and toads indigenous to the Nuremberg region in Germany. The title is noteworthy first for the extensive, accurate information in the text, printed in two columns in both German and Latin.

Learn more about the volume on our blog: https://s.si.edu/2nBZBWD

View the digitized volume in @biodivlibraryhttps://s.si.edu/2P6qQVX