A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

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A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

Indagator,-oris (s.m.II), abl.sg. indagatore: (Eng. noun), (obsol.) an investigator; researcher, explorer, hunter [> L. indago,-avi,-atum 1., to trace out, track (as dogs in hunting); to search into, investigate, explore; hunt for, strive to obtain” (Lewis & Short)]; cf. scrutator,-oris (s.m.III);

- D. Braun muscorum patriorum observator acris et indagator indefessus detexit et humanissime communicavit, D. Braun, astute observer of our native mosses and tireless explorer discovered it and most decently sent it to me.

- Ex Hispanis Jacobus Salvador, Pharmacopaeus Barcinonensis, peritissimus & diligentissimus herbarum indagator; among the Spanish, Jacob Salvador, a pharmacist of Barcelona, a most expert and conscientious investigator of plants.

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