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A digital image of an illustration of Iris spuria in William Curtis's The Botanical Magazine or Flower-Garden Displayed, volume 2, plate 58 . The image would appear to be modifified and another source, which details the line, caption and paper is located at [delta-intkey.com/ angio/images/bmag58.jpg] and I must get round to uploading a better one.

العربية: صورة رقمية لـ زهرة السوسن سبوريا
Date The periodical is dated M DCC XC (1790)
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The source of the image was at the Gutenburg reproduction of the above title. It is located at the address.

A better version here (Missouri Botanical Garden)
Author William Curtis Publisher
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