24-07-2017, 08:15 AM
If I understand correctly what Wladimir wrote, his idea is that the label denotes a substance (that can be "contained" in a plant or a jar). If so, this could be a possible explanation for the use of the same label for plants and jars.
You correctly understood me.
Work with the correspondence of small and large plants (or different pages of small plants) I have not finished yet. Not enough free time. In addition to 32 analogues, I found another 4.
In parallel, now, I am monitoring the techniques (specific methods) of designating plant elements in medieval manuscripts. According to preliminary findings, I suppose that the plants are "not real", but are made up by collage with some shift of plant elements from different pages.
For example, the "cart" You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. consists of four plants. (Thanks to Koen). This may explain in my analysis - the absence of words that can be interpreted as the names of plants.
You correctly understood me.
Work with the correspondence of small and large plants (or different pages of small plants) I have not finished yet. Not enough free time. In addition to 32 analogues, I found another 4.
In parallel, now, I am monitoring the techniques (specific methods) of designating plant elements in medieval manuscripts. According to preliminary findings, I suppose that the plants are "not real", but are made up by collage with some shift of plant elements from different pages.
For example, the "cart" You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. consists of four plants. (Thanks to Koen). This may explain in my analysis - the absence of words that can be interpreted as the names of plants.
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