16-02-2021, 01:49 PM
(This post was last modified: 16-02-2021, 01:51 PM by rasiratros.)
I want to join your discussion. According to my assumption of authorship of MV (Agrippa), and after reading the information about Paracelsus, that he took a lot of ideas from Agrippa's teachings; he also used the basics of "iatrochemistry", for example, he assumed that individual human organs should be treated with plants similar look like these organs. Agrippa also worked in the preparation of various herbal medicines. In my opinion, some of the drawings of the plants in the MV are a schematic collection of herbs - a superplant. For example, stem and leaves + flower + root are all from different plants, as a result, it turns into an ideal healing composition. Perhaps this can be explained sometimes in MV: the roots have a cut into which the stem is inserted. perhaps, this is an attempt to put together parts of different plants. f11r f13r f14r f16r and on