(27-10-2019, 03:57 PM)Helmut Winkler wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.I think you are misunderstanding, caption refers to the illustrations, headings to the text
I expressed myself poorly: I apologize.
I mean that the red text lines in the Greek manuscript LJS 62 pointed out by RobGea appear to be headings: they refer to the following text. I think the word "heading" (from "head") implies the property of appearing at the top of a text.
In VMS You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view., the shorter lines appear to be integral to the preceding text, so I don't think they can be properly named "headings". My obviously superficial and totally speculative impression is that the line I highlighted in red might be a caption referred to the illustration of the red plant immediately to its right.
In both images, I highlighted in green some of those that I guess are text units: heading+paragraph in the Greek ms. Paragraph+I_dont_know in the VMS in two cases. The middle one could be a third Paragraph+I_dont_know or maybe a caption (like the "labels" in the pharma section).