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Andreas Cleyer (27 June 1634 –
between 20
December 1697 and 26
March 1698) was a
German physician, pharmacist, botanist,
trader and ****anologist. Andreas...
- Dr.
Tancred Robinson. The
description of its
habit was
based on
Andreas Cleyer, who in 1684
described a
gigantic snake that
crushed large animals by coiling...
- the
family Pentaphylacaceae. The
botanical name is
derived from
Andrew Cleyer, a
Dutch physician of the
seventeenth century. The
plants are
grown for...
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Wagenaer [Wagener]: 22.10.1658 – 04.11.1659
Andreas Cleyer [Andries]: 20.10.1682 -08.11.1683
Andreas Cleyer: 17.10.1685 – 05.11.1686
Hendrik Godfried Duurkoop:...
- Preceded by
Andreas Cleyer VOC
Opperhoofden at
Dejima 20.10.1682 - 8.11.1683 Succeeded by
Hendrick van
Buijtenhem Preceded by
Andreas Cleyer VOC Opperhoofden...
- June 20 –
Charles Emmanuel II, Duke of
Savoy (d. 1675) June 27 –
Andreas Cleyer,
German physician, pharmacist, botanist, and
trader of the
Dutch East India...
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October 1681
Hendrick Canzius: 31
October 1681 – 20
October 1682
Andreas Cleyer: 20
October 1682 – 8
November 1683
Constantin Ranst de Jonge: 8 November...
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Georg Eberhard Rumphius,
Engelbert Kaempfer,
Willem ten Rhijne,
Andreas Cleyer and
other naturalists on the rarities,
mostly botanical, of the East Indies...
- duc de Clermont-Tonnerre (1779–1865)
Campanulaceae Bu
Cleyera Andreas Cleyer (1634–1697 or 1698)
Pentaphylacaceae Co
Clidemia Cleidemus (fifth or fourth...
- June 20 –
Charles Emmanuel II, Duke of
Savoy (d. 1675) June 27 –
Andreas Cleyer,
German physician, pharmacist, botanist, and
trader of the
Dutch East India...
