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Jean Ruel (1474 – 24 September 1537), also known as Jean Ruelle or Ioannes Ruellius in its Latinised form, was a French physician and botanist noted for the 1536 publication in Paris of De Natura Stirpium, a Renaissance treatise on botany. After the death of Ruel's wife, Étienne de Poncher the Bishop of Paris, appointed Ruel as canon at Notre Dame de Paris on 12 December 1526, enabling him to pursue his studies. Ruel died in Paris and was buried in Notre-Dame. Charles Plumier, the noted Marseilles botanist named the genus Ruellia in his honour.

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rdfs:label	Jean Ruel (de) Jean Ruel (eo) Jean de la Ruelle (es) Jean Ruel (en) Jean Ruel (fr) ジャン・リュエル (ja) Рюэль, Жан (ru)
rdfs:comment	Jean Ruel (auch Jean Du Ruel, de la Ruelle, Rueil, Ruell, latinisiert J. Ruellius, a Ruella; * 1474 in Soissons; † 24. September 1537 in Paris) war ein französischer Humanist, Arzt und Botaniker. (de) Johano Ruelo (1474–1537) estis franca humanisto, filologo, kuracisto, botanikisto, helenisto, privata kuracisto de Francisko la 1-a (1494-1547) kaj profesoro pri Medicino de la Universitato de Parizo. Li notindiĝis dank'al sia publikigado en Parizo de la verko "De Natura Stirpium" (Pri la Natureco de la Plantoj), iu renesanca traktaĵo pri botaniko, kaj siaj tradukaĵoj pri la verkoj de Dioskorido. (eo) Jean Ruel ou Jean de la Ruelle ou Jean du Ruel ou Ioannes Ruellius, né probablement en 1474 à Soissons et mort le 24 septembre 1537, est un médecin et un botaniste français. (fr) ジャン・リュエル（Jean Ruel、または Jean Ruelle 、ラテン名 Ioannes Ruellius、1474年 – 1537年9月24日）はフランスの医師、植物学者である。『植物の本性について』（De natura stirpium）の著者である。医学、獣医学の著書、翻訳もある。 (ja) Жан Рюэ́ль (фр. Jean Ruel, Ruelle, лат. Johannes Ruellius, Rewellius; 1474 — 1532) — французский средневековый врач и ботаник. Считается первым в истории ботаником, описывавшим в своих работах каждое упоминаемое растение. Многие прилагательные, использованные Рюэлем для описания листьев впервые, впоследствии были заимствованы другими авторами. (ru) Jean Ruel (1474 – 24 September 1537), also known as Jean Ruelle or Ioannes Ruellius in its Latinised form, was a French physician and botanist noted for the 1536 publication in Paris of De Natura Stirpium, a Renaissance treatise on botany. After the death of Ruel's wife, Étienne de Poncher the Bishop of Paris, appointed Ruel as canon at Notre Dame de Paris on 12 December 1526, enabling him to pursue his studies. Ruel died in Paris and was buried in Notre-Dame. Charles Plumier, the noted Marseilles botanist named the genus Ruellia in his honour. (en) Jean Ruelle o de la Ruelle (o Ruel), latinizado Johannes Ruellius (Soissons, 1474 - París, 24 de septiembre de 1537), médico, fitólogo o botánico, veterinario y humanista francés, recordado por la publicación en 1536 en París de su tratado de botánica De Natura Stirpium, una de los más influyentes de la época renacentista. (es)
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