28-10-2019, 07:07 AM
Why is the blue stone found in the manuscript of Egerton MS 747 (f51v You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. ), like MB among plants?
The plants in this manuscript are drawn in alphabetical order, and the section where the stone is drawn begins with the letter “L”. And the name of the stone is inserted in the list (table of contents) of the drawings (f51r), like an ordinary plant. Maybe this is a plant in the name, which is the word “stone”, or it is a root crop, turning blue when interacting with atmospheric oxygen.
Connoisseurs of Latin. Please translate the text to this stone.
The plants in this manuscript are drawn in alphabetical order, and the section where the stone is drawn begins with the letter “L”. And the name of the stone is inserted in the list (table of contents) of the drawings (f51r), like an ordinary plant. Maybe this is a plant in the name, which is the word “stone”, or it is a root crop, turning blue when interacting with atmospheric oxygen.
Connoisseurs of Latin. Please translate the text to this stone.
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