Translations of His Work
- 1589: Dell'historia dei semplici aromati et altre cose che vengono portare dall'Indie Orientali pertinente all'uso della medicina ... di Don Garzia dall'Horto. Italian re-translation by Annibale Briganti of Clusius's edited translations of Garcia de Orta and Nicolás Monardes
- Clusius, Carolus. A treatise on tulips. Translated by W. van Dijk. Haarlem: Enschede, 1951. (Translation of a section from the Rariorum plantarum historia of 1601.)
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