He also stayed with them when he and his wife visited Greece.[13] Niki Goulandris illustrated both Wild Flowers of Greece that Goulimis and Stearn wrote in 1968,[53] as well as his Peonies of Greece (1984).[54][1] The latter work typified Stearn's encyclopedic approach, including topics such as mythology and herbalism in addition to taxonomy.[56] Stearn then took on the editorship of Annales Musei Goulandris,[2] the scientific journal of the museum (1976–1999), succeeding Werner Greuter, the first editor, having been instrumental in getting the journal launched in 1973.[1][2] Eldwyth Ruth Stearn took on the job of compiling the indexes.