1484. Herbarius Maguntie impressus. Anno [et] CLXXXIV. Printed at Mainz by Peter Schöffer.
(This is the book sometimes spoken of as Aggregator, but this word was never used as the actual title in any edition. The work is a Compilation from mediæval writers and consists of homely herbal remedies. The figures of plants are pleasing and decorative. The copy in the British Museum is not perfect, but there is a perfect copy in the Kew Library.)
America: Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis.
1485. Herbarius Pataviæ impressus Anno domi [et] cetera LXXXV. Printed at Passau by Conrad Stahel.
(This edition is sometimes known as Aggregator Patavinus.)
America: John Crerar Library, Chicago.
1486. Another edition printed at Passau.
Undated editions. There are several in the British Museum. It is believed that one of them belonged to Sir Thomas More.
America: J. P. Morgan Library, New York.
1484. (Flemish translation.) Flemish translation printed by John Veldener Kiulenborg.