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Hi, thanks for the reply to add i have been looking at this book for quite some time 14-15 years on/off so i think i have some experience with the iconography and i agree with you about the fern though i think its quite possible it is of the same genus.

Aconitum i believe is represented fairly well though a bit obscured possibly symbolic, also the roots are on point.

Can you maybe list the climbing plants you are referring to and some examples of one leafed plants with same leafs, F8r looks like an obvious Hedera to me. it climbs from the bottom to the top of the page+the amount of text on that page suggest Hedera cause of its long history of use and worship.

If you've been looking at it for 14-15 years on/off then you don't need me to tell you which ones are vines, climbing plants, or have tendrils. They're quite obvious. I'm afraid I can't anyway. I'm running two businesses and this is the busiest time of year for me. I don't get Sundays off (global commerce, all time zones), and was just contacted by three new clients today. Gotta run.

Good luck my season work just passed 2 weeks ago ill upload a couple more more pictures to make interested ponder some more
aconitum roots are tubular and sequential, earlier depiction of plant from Pliny
better picture


also hedera/ivy roots