Matching Plant Images Internally

[Jorge_Stolfi]

There is also You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. that matches f102v1 (note verso nor recto), bottom middle.

It seems that all the real Herbal-Pharma matches are with f102, recto and verso.
Using the notation -{row}.{column} for the latter:

• f1v    f102r1-3.2  root, leaves. NO flower.
  
• f18v  f102r2-3.1  root. NO leaves, flower.
  
• f19r  f102v-2.3    root, leaves (type 1). NO leaves (type 2), flowers.
  
• f23r  f102r2-3.2   root. NO leaves, flowers.
  
• f32v f102r2-1.2   root, leaves, flower.
  
• f37v f102r1-3.1   root, leaves. NO flower
  
• f47v f102r2-1.1   root, leaves. NO flower.
  

Of the various possible explanations for these matches, I still lean to the Author having sketched only the important parts of many plants.  Then those sketches were copied to vellum by a scribe as the figures of the Pharma section.  Then other scribes created the Herbal pages, copying some parts of each plant either from a Pharma figure or from the corresponding Author sketch, and completing the rest of the plant either from their imagination, from nature, or from other herbals.

Makes sense?

EDIT: added f37v.

All the best, --stolfi