You clearly are not familiar with this plant.
Agnus Castus (as they called it in the Middle Ages) is a tree-like shrub, quite large, and the leaves look NOTHING like the VMS plant leaves which you conveniently chopped off in your picture.
V. agnus-castus leaves are digitate, like cannabis leaves, and the plant was always drawn with digitate leaves in the Middle Ages. Even in bad drawings they got the leaves right.
The flower clusters are also very long, not stubby like those in the VMS drawing.
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Hang on, I'll find a drawing...
This is V. agnus-castus (but remember that it is a large very bushy shrub):
Agnus Castus (as they called it in the Middle Ages) is a tree-like shrub, quite large, and the leaves look NOTHING like the VMS plant leaves which you conveniently chopped off in your picture.
V. agnus-castus leaves are digitate, like cannabis leaves, and the plant was always drawn with digitate leaves in the Middle Ages. Even in bad drawings they got the leaves right.
The flower clusters are also very long, not stubby like those in the VMS drawing.
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Hang on, I'll find a drawing...
This is V. agnus-castus (but remember that it is a large very bushy shrub):

