02-06-2016, 02:07 AM
herba s[an]cti sp[irit]us
des heylig[e]n geist
wurcz
I agree with Helmut's transcription but I think it might be wurtz (the t and c characters were almost indistinguishable from one another in many scripts but there's a slight nick above the stem).
In the east they sometimes wrote wurcz, in other areas, sometimes wurtz or wurz and towards the north, sometimes wurt or wort (as they do in English).
Holy Ghost herb.
des heylig[e]n geist
wurcz
I agree with Helmut's transcription but I think it might be wurtz (the t and c characters were almost indistinguishable from one another in many scripts but there's a slight nick above the stem).
In the east they sometimes wrote wurcz, in other areas, sometimes wurtz or wurz and towards the north, sometimes wurt or wort (as they do in English).
Holy Ghost herb.