Morgan M.890 is interesting because it mentions lizards (lacertus), salamanders, and frogs all in the same paragraph.
The drawing looks like snakes but it's probably salamanders. If they are in a tree "poisoning" fruit, even if they don't have legs, they often represent salamanders. Serpens (a word used for both snakes and dragons) comes later on the folio.
The drawing looks like snakes but it's probably salamanders. If they are in a tree "poisoning" fruit, even if they don't have legs, they often represent salamanders. Serpens (a word used for both snakes and dragons) comes later on the folio.