D. Christoph Iac. Trew ... Cedrorum Libani Historia is a detailed botanical and historical treatise on the cedar of Lebanon by Christoph Jacob Trew. The work presents a thorough botanical characterization of the cedar, comparing it to the larch, fir, and pine. A significant portion of the text is dedicated to examining whether this tree is the same one celebrated above all others in the sacred texts, either by Herodotus or Berossus. Written in Latin, this book offers valuable insights into the botanical knowledge and biblical interpretations of the 18th century, making it an essential resource for historians of science, botany, and religious studies.
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