[split] Early 15thC German Herbal & Bestiary (Augsburg, Cod. II.1.2° 109)
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At the bottom of f.73r there's a very faded image of Lunaria (no text). The illustration on the verso interferes and makes the plant even harder to see clearly. Lunaria is a magical plant with a long textual tradition dating back to the late antiquity; centuries later, it was included in the Alchemical Herbal.

The two bended spikes at the top and the stubs of the fallen leaves make this illustration somehow similar to one of the Lunarias in You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view..
The sawtooth root is unique, as far as I know.
   
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