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[MarcoP]

Pff I can't access my own link anymore, I hate when sites do that "session timed out" kind of thing. They had the names of the plants in the legend, and this one said "teasel" in French.

Here's the same page on Gallica: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

Below the illustration there is a later (but still ancient) Latin annotation: Virga Pastoris. This too is consistent with "teasel", but I can't exclude the name was applied to other plants as well.

This manuscript has great illustrations, thank you, Koen!