Hello David, I am glad you appreciated the transcription! For comparison. here is a more ordinary plant (the first one) from the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (Artemisia, image 13).
Artemesia e calda in terzo grado e secca in secondo et e dima[n]data
matre delle herbe. la decoccione de questa herba beuta cura le
aposterne de la matrice et sedendo in dicta dcocione cura le sue
duraze. pistata con buono vino et bevuta fa disperdere le done.
et emplasteata suso al vetre provoca la secondina. beuta la
sua decocione facta con vino bianco p[ro]voca la urina et con[n]du-
ce for le pietre delle vene. adiuta quelli che sono gialdi. et
cura quelli che hanno recevuto l opio pistata et beuta con
vino. et chi mangiara de dicta herba fara sicuro del noci-
mento de le medecine. portandola al colo no[n] sara morduto da
bestia venenosa. mettendo lherba ad bulire nel mosto nel vasello
bevendo de quel vino havera bono et gratissimo odore. et conf-
ortara el stomaco et levara li humori melancolici del cuore.
mangiata dicta herba apre le vene emoroidale.et. cure le apo-
steme del sedio. et chi la porta con si non teme la fatica de
lo andare. missa ne la casa discacia li demonii et veta
at tutti li incantamenti.
Artemisia is cold in the third degree and dry in the second. It is called
the mother of all herbs. Drinking a decoction of this herb cures the
pustules of the uterus; sitting on that decoction cures its
hardness. Crushed with good wine and drunk, it causes abortion.
As a plaster on the abdomen, it causes the placenta [to be expelled]. Drinking
a decoction made with white wine causes urine and takes
out the stones from the veins. It helps those who are yellow and
cures those who received opium if crushed and drunk with
wine. Whoever eats this herb will be safe from the damages
of medicines. Wearing it at his neck, one will not be bitten by
venomous beasts. Boiling the plant in must in a small jar,
drinking that wine one will have a good and grateful smell; it will
comfort the stomach and remove melancholic humors from the heart.
When eaten, this plant opens the veins of the hemorrhoids and cures the
pustules in the butt. Who brings it with himself does not fear the exertion
of traveling. Put inside the house, it drives away demons and prevents
all incantations.
Artemesia e calda in terzo grado e secca in secondo et e dima[n]data
matre delle herbe. la decoccione de questa herba beuta cura le
aposterne de la matrice et sedendo in dicta dcocione cura le sue
duraze. pistata con buono vino et bevuta fa disperdere le done.
et emplasteata suso al vetre provoca la secondina. beuta la
sua decocione facta con vino bianco p[ro]voca la urina et con[n]du-
ce for le pietre delle vene. adiuta quelli che sono gialdi. et
cura quelli che hanno recevuto l opio pistata et beuta con
vino. et chi mangiara de dicta herba fara sicuro del noci-
mento de le medecine. portandola al colo no[n] sara morduto da
bestia venenosa. mettendo lherba ad bulire nel mosto nel vasello
bevendo de quel vino havera bono et gratissimo odore. et conf-
ortara el stomaco et levara li humori melancolici del cuore.
mangiata dicta herba apre le vene emoroidale.et. cure le apo-
steme del sedio. et chi la porta con si non teme la fatica de
lo andare. missa ne la casa discacia li demonii et veta
at tutti li incantamenti.
Artemisia is cold in the third degree and dry in the second. It is called
the mother of all herbs. Drinking a decoction of this herb cures the
pustules of the uterus; sitting on that decoction cures its
hardness. Crushed with good wine and drunk, it causes abortion.
As a plaster on the abdomen, it causes the placenta [to be expelled]. Drinking
a decoction made with white wine causes urine and takes
out the stones from the veins. It helps those who are yellow and
cures those who received opium if crushed and drunk with
wine. Whoever eats this herb will be safe from the damages
of medicines. Wearing it at his neck, one will not be bitten by
venomous beasts. Boiling the plant in must in a small jar,
drinking that wine one will have a good and grateful smell; it will
comfort the stomach and remove melancholic humors from the heart.
When eaten, this plant opens the veins of the hemorrhoids and cures the
pustules in the butt. Who brings it with himself does not fear the exertion
of traveling. Put inside the house, it drives away demons and prevents
all incantations.