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Elizabeth Glanville ( - fl. c. 1700)

Identified by Petiver as s "Curious Gentlewoman" Relationships: Elizabeth Glanville was a source of object(s) for James Petiver (c. 1665-Apr 1718)

 References in Documents:
Petiver, Musei Petiveriani (1695-1703) 10. Madam ELIZABETH GLANVILE. To this Curious Gentlewoman I am obliged for an hundred Insects lately sent me (besides others she gave me before) which she had observed in the West of England, several of them being altogether new to me.
Petiver, Gazophylacii Naturæ (1702-1706) A. 11. Papilio minor supernè fuscus, infernè viridis. Observed by Madam Glanvil in the West of ENGLAND, as also by Mr. Antrobus about CAMBRIDGE, I have also once or twice seen it about LONDON.
Petiver, Gazophylacii Naturæ (1702-1706) A. 8. Phalena Occident. Angliæ alba, signaturis nigris undatis. This, the last, and Fig. II. all very rare, were first discovered in the West of England by Madam Glanvil a Person extremely curious in the Knowledge of English Insects.
Petiver, Gazophylacii Naturæ (1702-1706) A. 11. Phalena Occidental. Angliæ, virescens, lineis obliquis albescentibus. This rare Moth with many others Madam Glanvil was pleased to give me, who had observed them in the West of England.
Petiver, Gazophylacii Naturæ (1702-1706) A. 10. Papilio LINCOLNIENSIS Fritillaricus, fasciis subtus pallidis. The Lincolnshire Fritillary. First observed there, and given me by Madam Glanvile. The Curious Mr. Dandridge hath lately caught him not far from London.
Petiver, Gazophylacii Naturæ (1702-1706) A. 3. Phalæna OCCIDENTAL. fulva, trifasciata. Given me by Madam Glanvil, and is the only one I have yet seen.
Petiver, Gazophylacii Naturæ (1702-1706) 4. Phalæna fasciata perelegans, extremitatibus serratis. an Goed. 155. Tab. 67. List. in Goed. 81. Fig. 30. id. A. 38. The Furbeloe. I first caught this at Sir Francis Leigh’s in Kent. Mr. Antrobus and Madam Glanvile have also sent it me.
Petiver, Gazophylacii Naturæ (1702-1706) A. 5. Cochinella OCCIDENTALIS oblonga, rubra, tetramaculata. Madam Glanvile gave me this, and it's the only one I have yet seen.
Petiver, Gazophylacii Naturæ (1702-1706) A. 5. Cochinella OCCIDENTALIS oblonga, rubra, tetramaculata. Madam Glanvile gave me this, and it's the only one I have yet seen.
Petiver, Gazophylacii Naturæ (1702-1706) A. FIGFIG. 1. Phalæna alba parva OCCIDENTALIS, fignaturis marginibusque nigris. This pretty Moth Mad. Glanvile first sent me from the West of England, which Mr John Perkins, Apothecary, caught since, in my company, on the high Chalky Mountains near Rigate in Surry, ☿ July 1703.
Petiver, Gazophylacii Naturæ (1702-1706) 12. Phalæna OCCIDENTALIS coloribus & alis undatis. Glanviles tipt Furbeloe. She being the first person I receiv'd it from who observed it.
Petiver, Gazophylacii Naturæ (1702-1706) A. 5. Scarabeolus SEPTENTR. vaginis aureis eleganter striatis, capite nigro: This with Fig. 8. & 9. Madam Glanville sent me from the West of England, where she had observ'd them.
Petiver, Gazophylacii Naturæ (1702-1706) A. 4. Phalena parva, lutea, perelegans, signaturis fuscis. The pale Part of this is yellow, the rest brown. Mad. E. Glanvill gave me this rare Moth it being the only one I have as yet seen.
Petiver, Gazophylacii Naturæ (1702-1706) English Butterflies, Moths, &c. 82 27 Tunbridge Grayling 14. 9. 28 Dales Purple Eye 24. 2. 29 Enfeild Eye 24. 3. 30 Leghorn white Admiral 15. 12. 31 Gawse Moth 44. 8. 32 Glanvile's Grayling 7. 8. 33 Glanvile's small Magpye 25. 1. 34 Shining mottled Moth 32. 4. 35 Mottled Nettle Moth 32. 8. 36 Cambridge Royal Leopard 33. 10. 37 London Royal Leopard 33. 12. 38 Hamstead small Leopard 16. xi. 39 Ragwort Moth 33. 6. 40 Glanvile’s green streakt Moth 7. xi. 41 Dandridge’s small greenish Moth 42. x. A. 42 Our small greenish Moth 42. xi. 43 Its Coffin and Caterpillar 42. 12. 13. 44 Hackney Broom Moth 14. 3. 45 Tilman Bobarts Straw Moth . 28. 2. 46 Glanviles Orange girdled Moth 19. 3. 47 Glanviles Copper spotted Moth 7. 7. 48 Our ragged Furbelow 19 4. 49 Glanvile's tipt Furbelow 25. 12. 50 Period Moth 45. 13. 51 Semicolon Moth 45. 5. 52 Great reddish Moth Drone 36. 10. 53 Great brown Moth Drone 36. 10. a 54 Small Saffron-rumpt Moth Drone 42. 6. 55 Large Hawk Drone 36. 5. 56 Small Hawk Drone 42. 9. 57 Small brown girdled Wasp 25. 2. 58 Small, black, yellow girdled Wasp 25. 3. 59 Small, Saffron yellow girdled Wasp 25. 10. 60 Black Hedge Fly 14. 4. 61 Narrow Water Spider 9. 12. 62 Golden Water Spider 9. 13. 63 Magpye Bugg 14. 7. 64 Greenish Bugg Kin 50. 10, &c. 65 Marbled Bug Kin 50. xi. 66 Amber Froghopper 49. 1. 67 Brown Froghopper 47. 6 and 7. 68 Brown marbled Froghopper 49. 2. 69 Dandridges red spotted Froghopper 47. 4. 5. 70 Greenish Froghopper 47. 6. 71 Greenish broad Froghopper 49. 3. 72 Horned Froghopper 47. 2. 3. 73 Bright geen Piper 50. 6. 74 Bright Verdigrease Piper 50. 7. 75 Brown
Petiver, Gazophylacii Naturæ (1702-1706) English Beetles, Shells, &c. 83 75 Brown Piper 50. 8. 76 Dandridges Hart Piper 50. 9. 77 Dandridges large waved Piper 24. 4. 78 Scarlet small Piper 22. 5. 79 Blackheaded red Piperkin 31. 3. 80 Black horned Comb clock 23. 3. 81 Black pounct Comb clock 23. xi. 82 Black ribb’d Comb clock 23. 10. 83 Bracken Comb clock 22. 4. 84 Common Comb clock 19. 1: 85 Hoary Comb clock 22. 9. 86 Green Comb clock 23. 12. 87 Orange girdled Comb clock 13. 6. 88 Slug Beetle 24. 7. 89 Steel Beetle 22. 6. 90 Common Cow Lady 21. 3. 91 Small Cow Lady 21. 4. 92 Glanviles Cow Lady 21. 5. 93 Glanviles long spotted Cow Lady 21. 5. 94 Cow Lady with 13 Specks 29. 9. 95 Hamstead Turtle Lady 12. 2. 96 Spotted Meadow Turtle Lady 29. 8. 97 Water Flea Beetle 13. 9. 98 Black lined golden Beetlin 31. 4. 99 Yellow tipt black Beetlin 31. 7. 100 Russia Capricorn 8. 8. 101 Wasp Capricorn 30. 4. 102 Black tipt small Capricorn 30. 5. 103 Small Azure Capricorn 31. 2. 104 Norway Box Capricorn 23. 7. 105 Orange Feather Beetle 23. 4. 106 Brown Garden Snail 50. 14. 107 New Market Heath Shell 17. 6. 108 Dales Spangle Shell 31. 5. 109 Thick Oat Shell 35. 6. 110 Slender Oat Shell 30. 7. 111 Edg'd Saucer Shell 10. xi. 112 Mitsham Wrymouth 10. 8. 113 Common small River Shell 18. 8. 114 Tower ditch Gig Shell 18. 2. 115 Double girdled Covin 34. 4. 116 Single girdled Covin 34. 5. 117 Hairy girdled Covin 34. 6. 118 Great Orcade Covin 36. xi. 119 Dell's girdled Winkle 18. 5. 120 Wrack Spangle 35. 8. 121 Small Silver Muscle 17. 9. 122 Golden Peak Sattin 15. 3. F 2 123 Nor