22-05-2017, 08:08 AM
(This post was last modified: 22-05-2017, 08:09 AM by Helmut Winkler.)
Et testatur D . dum sol surgit . ista flos apparet et se aperit : Et dum sol ocasum est . ista flos cadit . et iterum sic facit aliis diebus et numquam mouet S; semper ita manet viridis . in estate et yeme
... while the sun is rising ... and while the sun is down, the flower closes ... it is evergree, in summer and in winter
The next letter after the mouet is a capital S and seems to me to be another reference, Serapion ?
I have some diffficulties with the plant text as well, mostly because it is so much damaged
... while the sun is rising ... and while the sun is down, the flower closes ... it is evergree, in summer and in winter
The next letter after the mouet is a capital S and seems to me to be another reference, Serapion ?
I have some diffficulties with the plant text as well, mostly because it is so much damaged