Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
raisonne
"arranged logically," 1777, from French raisonné "reasoned," past participle of raisonner "to reason," from raison (see reason (n.)).
Wiktionary
raisonné
a. Arranged systematically, or according to classes or subjects.
Usage examples of "raisonne".
It has given us a catalogue raisonne of the substances found upon our planet, and shown how everything living and dead is put together from them.