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Ch. 1 | Disorderly flowers | 1 |
Floral seduction : death, sex, and flowers | 3 | |
Trading on the power of flowers | 19 | |
Ch. 2 | Refashioning the culture of flowers in early modern France | 32 |
Curiosity and flowers | 35 | |
The sweet society of the curious florists | 43 | |
Ch. 3 | Cultivating the flower | 55 |
The florists' flowers | 58 | |
Unlocking the door to the temple of flora | 76 | |
Ch. 4 | Cultivating the man | 89 |
The theater of the goddess of flowers | 90 | |
Nature into art | 107 | |
"Jardin d'Hyver," or flowers in print | 119 | |
Ch. 5 | Cultivating the king | 137 |
Royal precedents | 139 | |
Flowers in the garden of Louis XIV | 145 | |
Floral mercantilism | 159 | |
Flowers and the "Histoire du Roi" | 167 | |
App. A | Extract of the inventory...by Sieur Cottereau of flowering plants and bulbs that he offers to furnish for the gardens of the royal households | 203 |
App. B | Plants included in Jean Donneau de Vise's Histoire de Louis le Grand | 209 |
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