Voynich style herbs+text wrapping: BSB Cgm 728
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Thanks, Rene!
I couldn't find a significant concentration of color annotations on VM bifolios or other similarities between annotated pages other than they are all Hand1 Alpha plants. Annotations are in
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The only bifolios with color annotations on several pages are f2-f7 and f28-f29

I still don't understand the color annotations in general. Why did the author feel the need to write such annotations? Because he felt the coloring was unintuitive in these cases? Or especially important? Is there a pattern in the annotations of the Gart der Gesundheit copies? We know those were not copied. They were not there in the original print.
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RE: Voynich style herbs+text wrapping: BSB Cgm 728 - by Bernd - 07-07-2026, 01:10 AM

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