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In his later years, Ray moved to his native village, where he remained until his death on 17 January in 1705. He was 77 years old. The Ray Society was established in his honor in 1844. Advertisements. John Ray was a highly influential English naturalist and botanist whose contributions to taxonomy are considered groundbreaking and historic.
modifier - modifier le code - modifier Wikidata John Ray , né le 29 novembre 1627 dans le village de Black Notley , près de Braintree dans l' Essex , et mort le 17 janvier 1705 , est un naturaliste anglais , parfois surnommé le « père de l'histoire naturelle britannique ». Jusqu'en 1670, il signe John Wray . Contrairement aux autres naturalistes de son époque, il n'est pas médecin. Il ...
20 de jun. de 2024 · This biography of John Ray, the seventeenth-century naturalist, was first published in 1942 at the height of the Second World War. It was written by Charles Raven, an eminent theologian who shared Ray's deep respect for intellectual integrity, honest exploration of the natural world, and the value of both theology and scientific endeavour.
18 de mai. de 2018 · RAY, JOHN (b.Black Notley, Essex, England, 29 November 1627; d.Black Notley, 17 January 1705) natural history.. Ray may have acquired his interest in science during his early years at Black Notley, where his father, Roger Ray, was blacksmith and his mother, Elizabeth, attained local eminence for her skills as an amateur herbalist and medical practitioner.
1 de jul. de 2019 · John Ray (1627/8–1705, known as W ray. until 1670) was an English clergyman. whose work in natural history led to the. modern scheme of the classification of. species. Born of a blacksmith and ...
John Ray nacque il 29 novembre 1627 da padre fabbro e madre erborista nella città di Black Notley, nell'Essex, in Inghilterra. Crescendo, si diceva che John avesse trascorso molto tempo al fianco di sua madre mentre lei raccoglieva piante e le usava per curare i malati.
Paper, 'Experiments concerning the motion of the sap in trees made this spring' by Francis Willughby and Mr [John] Wray [Ray] Creator: John Ray, Francis Willughby Reference number: CLP/10i/12
