27-04-2017, 05:40 AM
Oddly enough, the Cambridge herbal is not included in the otherwise informative summary on the wiki page:
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Collins says a few things about the MS, also suggesting a german origin, and listing it in the same group as the two Plutei herbals, group β .
Apparently it is included in the standard work by Grape-Albers but I haven't seen that.
Harley 4896, which I mentioned above, is listed in different groups by different authors.
Some animal shaped roots appear at You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. and following, including also a herb with 'eyes in the roots'.
(There is very little in the Voynich MS herbal drawings that isn't also found in one herbal or another).
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Collins says a few things about the MS, also suggesting a german origin, and listing it in the same group as the two Plutei herbals, group β .
Apparently it is included in the standard work by Grape-Albers but I haven't seen that.
Harley 4896, which I mentioned above, is listed in different groups by different authors.
Some animal shaped roots appear at You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. and following, including also a herb with 'eyes in the roots'.
(There is very little in the Voynich MS herbal drawings that isn't also found in one herbal or another).
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