Url
	https://modernbeatricesarchive.warwick.ac.uk/s/dante-s-female-public/item/1324
Resource class
	bibo:Book
Title
	Dante's Garden, with Legends of the Flowers
Creator
	1126
Subject
	https://archive.org/details/dantesgardenwith00dantrich/page/n125/mode/2up Dante's Garden, with Legends of the Flowers
	Digitised by the University of California Libraries; Beatrix Farrand Reef Point Gardens Library with Ex Libris Beatrix Jones 
Publisher
	3114
Date
	1888
Type
	Essay 
	4324
Format
	8vo. 
Source
	The London Library 
Language
	2395
Relation
	2s. 6d. net 
Table Of Contents
	The book examines references to plants and flowers in Dante's works, with ecclesiastical and mythical legends relating to them. With a preface by Paget Toynbee. 
Extent
	110 p., [1] leaf of plates : port. ; 18 cm.
Publisher's blue cloth binding; gilt lettering on upper board and spine; gilt top.
Spatial Coverage
	2619
Temporal Coverage
	3481
Access Rights
	Standen (National Trust)

Provenance: pencil inscription on half-title.? M. Beale Xmas 1898 fr. My three boys?. 
Provenance
	Britain 

British Library 
University of Birmingham Libraries 
Royal Horticultural Society Libraries
University of Cambridge Libraries 
University of Liverpool Library 
University of Manchester Library 
National Library of Scotland  
University of Oxford Libraries 
	https://ucl.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/44UCL_INST/155jbua/alma990016348030204761 UCL University of London
	Bookplate of H. St. John Brooks on front pastedown endpaper. Pencil inscription on front free endpaper: "Gertrude E.M. Smith. 2d"
	1632
	Ireland 
Trinity College Dublin Library 

Italy
Biblioteca Beato Pellegrino - Padova (PD)
Biblioteca Marco Besso - Roma (RM)
Biblioteca della Società romana di storia patria - Roma (RM) 
ReproducedIn
	Glasgow Herald - Thursday 03 November 1898
St James's Gazette - Wednesday 16 November 1898
London Evening Standard - Wednesday 16 November 1898;
 Daily Telegraph & Courier (London) - Friday 18 November 1898;


Review of
	Westminster Gazette - Saturday 05 November 1898

The Glasgow Herald - 9 November 1898
"But, if there is no striking congruity about this little compilation, it is pleasant and attractive reading, and will interest all who care for flowers, even if they do not known much about Dante" 

Racing Illustrated - 3 December 1898
"It is so slight in form that it is in itself little more than a literary note; but it is a true note and a sweet. Miss Cotes has studied the Divina Commedia, doubtless, from many points of view, but she has also paid special attention to Dante's poetical use of flowers. [...] The book may be summed up as being not, indeed, a treasure-house but a jewel case of pretty tradition and legend connected with flowers".

Morning Post - Thursday 16 February 1899
"One can most cordially recommend this little book to all lovers of poetry and of Dante in particular". 

The Bookman - September 1899
"It is a charming and unpretentious little book, attractive not merely for its fascinating subject, but by its own genuine simplicity".


Edition
	1899
	1904
Number of volumes
	1
ShortDescription
	3601

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