(Oops wrong thread - I wonder if a kind admin could move it to the "4 ages of man" thread)
There's also a You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. in the Trinity College in Cambridge: MS O.2.48.
Neither the summary page, nor the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. says much about which type of herbal it is, but a look inside quickly makes it clear that this is a copy of the (Pseudo-)Apuleius herbal, with the usual accompanying books.
The interesting part is that it is full of drawings of doctors offering medicine to patients.
The MS is believed to be German, late 14th C.
It's on paper, and has the same size as the Voynich MS.
There's also a You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. in the Trinity College in Cambridge: MS O.2.48.
Neither the summary page, nor the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. says much about which type of herbal it is, but a look inside quickly makes it clear that this is a copy of the (Pseudo-)Apuleius herbal, with the usual accompanying books.
The interesting part is that it is full of drawings of doctors offering medicine to patients.
The MS is believed to be German, late 14th C.
It's on paper, and has the same size as the Voynich MS.
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