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A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

 
Cape, headland: caput,-itis (s.n.III), abl. sg. capite [> L. caput,-itis (s.n.III) the head; see caput]; promontorium,-ii (s.n.II), q.v., abl.sg. promontorio;

NOTE: abbrev. ‘Cap.,’ or ‘cap.;’

NOTE: abbrev. ‘promont.’ or prom.;

- prom. b. spei inter fruticeta in terra loci Lowenrücken dicti (Mueller), the Cape of Good Hope [Promontorium Bonae Spei] on the ground among the thickets of the place called Lowenrücken.

- promont. Van-Diemen (DeCandolle), at the Promontory [i.e. Cape] Van-Diemen.

- herba in Capite Bonae Spei indigena, herb at the Cape of Good Hope indigenous (Stearn).

- Caput Bonae Spei, Cap. B. Spei: Cape of Good Hope (South Africa).

- Promontorium Bonae Spei, Cape of Good Hope.

- Insulae Capitis Viridis (the islands of Cape Verde): Cape Verde Islands in the Atlantic Ocean.

- Clematis capensis (ad Caput Bonae-Spei (DeCandolle), at the Cape of Good Hope).

- Prom. b. spei, inter fruticeta camporum juxta flum. Zwartkoppsrivier dictum (mosses; Mueller), the Cape of Good Hope, among the thickets of the meadows next to the river called Zwartkoppsrivier.

Van-Diemen’s Land = Tasmania, an island of Australia.

Cape Maria van Diemen, westernmost point of the North Island of New Zealand. The Cape was “originally an island composed mainly of basaltic-andesitic lave flows and dykes. Drifting sands joined It became joined to the rest of the North Island during the Pleistocene by drifting sands (Nicholson, K.N. (2006) “Unraveling the Complex Volcanic History of Northland New Zealand”]. The cape was named after the wife of Anthony van Diemen.

Nova-Hollandia, gen.sg. Novae-Hollandiae, abl.sg. Nova-Hollandia = New Zealand.

NOTE: abbrev. = Nov. Holl.

- in Nov.- Holl. Cap. Van-Diemen (DeCandolle), on Cape Van-Diemen in New Zealand.

- in collibus terrae Van-Diemen (DeCandolle), on the hills of Van-Diemen land (Australia).

- ad terram Van Diemen (DeCandolle), on Va-_Diemen’s land.

- in arenosis siccis terrae Van-Diemen.(DeCandolle), on the dry sands of Van Diemen land (Australia).

- in insula Van-Diemen (DeCandolle), on the island Van-Diemen (New Zealand).

- in ins. Van-Diemen (DeCandolle), on Van-Diemen island.

- in capite Van-Diemen Novae-Hollandiae (DeCandolle), on cape Van Diemen, New Zealand.

- ad cap. Van - Diemen (DeCandolle), at Cape Van Diemen.

- promont. Van-Diemen (DeCandolle), at the Promontory Van-Diemen.

- In Nova-Hollandia et insula Van Diemen (DeCandolle), in New Zealand and the island Van-Diemen.

- in insul. Van Diemen ad portum Dalrymple (DeCandolle), on Van Diemen island at Port Dalrymple.

NOTE: Bonae Spei are both in gen. sg.: of the cape (of Good Hope); adj.: capensis,-e (adj.B).



capensib.: abbrev. dat. & abl. plural capensis,-e (adj.B), q.v.: Cape (of Good Hope).

 

A work in progress, presently with preliminary A through R, and S, and with S (in part) through Z essentially completed.
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