07-02-2020, 12:54 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-02-2020, 10:52 PM by Koen G.
Edit Reason: adjusted folio number in title
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I was looking through the folios of the herbology section and I happened to stop on folio 4. This page shows a very large drawing of a leaf and a slightly smaller white flower.
I feel that this flower might possibly be the flower and leaf of the waterlilly flower. The waterlillies most famous feature is the huge horseshoe shapped leaf. The leaf on folio 4 is almost definatly a horse shoe shape. Not only this but the white flower quite closly represents a waterlilly flower.
There is a faint pattern at the bottom of the page, that at first I had not noticed. I think that after looking a couple of times that this, if my waterlilly theory is correct is possibley the soil at the bottom of a pond or river, and to which the lilly is connected.
Can you please give me your veiws on this theory? I dont know if this means anything.
Caitlin
I feel that this flower might possibly be the flower and leaf of the waterlilly flower. The waterlillies most famous feature is the huge horseshoe shapped leaf. The leaf on folio 4 is almost definatly a horse shoe shape. Not only this but the white flower quite closly represents a waterlilly flower.
There is a faint pattern at the bottom of the page, that at first I had not noticed. I think that after looking a couple of times that this, if my waterlilly theory is correct is possibley the soil at the bottom of a pond or river, and to which the lilly is connected.
Can you please give me your veiws on this theory? I dont know if this means anything.
Caitlin