17-10-2025, 10:58 AM
I chose caper because it matches what is drawn, the real plants had to be easily identified: single large round leaf, white flower with prominent stamens, green calyx, tangled roots. No water anywhere.
The "old identifications" assume the manuscript is a language, which it isn't - it's symbolic. Who am I supposed to cite?
They are identifying plants that don't actually exist!
Caper fits because they were everywhere, eaten constantly, and famous for sexual properties. It's obvious. bit like the entire book but everybody was trying to read it, should of just looked at it and counted the symbols.
The "old identifications" assume the manuscript is a language, which it isn't - it's symbolic. Who am I supposed to cite?
They are identifying plants that don't actually exist!
Caper fits because they were everywhere, eaten constantly, and famous for sexual properties. It's obvious. bit like the entire book but everybody was trying to read it, should of just looked at it and counted the symbols.