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[Koen G]

I fully agree, Marco. It has a lot in common with one of those manuscript pages that have notes and scribbles all over. And the three parts are disconnected.

To the best of our knowledge, both of the German lines draw from recipes though, so they may have been inspired by the same interest of the writer. A few posts beneath the one you link, Rene refers to a line "so nim pocches lebere", nicely illustrating this.

Regarding the charm, I'm also suspicious of interpretations that claim they're able to read and connect it all. However, the section around "te, cere, portas, name" might have some meaning. Personal pronoun, two nouns/verbs, name insert of the person...