[split] Early 15thC German Herbal & Bestiary (Augsburg, Cod. II.1.2° 109)

[MarcoP]

The text of the herbal is at least in part from Pseudo-Apuleius.
E.g. check Centaurea Minor f.81r with You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. or the text posted by Nablator You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (plant #35). The illustration could be about a different plant, I am not sure.

Titles of the recipes:
Ad uiperae morsum.
Ad oculorum uitia.
Ad auriginem.
...

It's interesting that f.82r features a human-headed root, apparently not from Pseudo-Apuleius (Altea / Concordia).

EDIT: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (plant #38 in the transcription) following Centaurea Minor after a few plants. But the illustration looks quite different.

I don't quite understand how the text was supposed to work, most pages have two plant illustrations (sometimes only the labels), but the text seems to be about only one of the two. Also, there sometimes are horizontal plants at the bottom, also without any text in most cases.