These books are now preserved in Leiden, and the information on the web page was extracted from a catalogue of the library.
Therefore, no reference to the Voynich MS should be expected.
Note that there is (at least) one MS that came from Karl (Carolus) Widemann, and it is likely that this is part of the set he once sold to Rudolf for 500 Thaler (silver pieces). At the time of the sale, this was equivalent to approx. 600 gold florins.
Widemann (also written Wiedemann, was an avid collector of the works of Paracelsus, and copied many Paracelsus manuscripts, significantly contributing to the preservation of his works.
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Therefore, no reference to the Voynich MS should be expected.
Note that there is (at least) one MS that came from Karl (Carolus) Widemann, and it is likely that this is part of the set he once sold to Rudolf for 500 Thaler (silver pieces). At the time of the sale, this was equivalent to approx. 600 gold florins.
Widemann (also written Wiedemann, was an avid collector of the works of Paracelsus, and copied many Paracelsus manuscripts, significantly contributing to the preservation of his works.
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