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  JustAnotherTheory > 3 hours ago

  Penn Library's LJS 419 (Erbario) is an early 1400s herbal manuscript from Northern Italy. It looks like it shares many features with the VMS! These include non-existent plants, weird roots and alchemical looking herbs. 
  
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  What do you think?

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  MarcoP > 2 hours ago

  The manuscript includes a copy of the Alchemical Herbal, so the usual considerations apply (similar imagery to the VMS, but apparently different plants).
  
  In an 2020 blog post, JKP discussed the simple encryption applied to some plant names:
  
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• RE: Erbario LSJ 419

  JustAnotherTheory > 2 hours ago

  (2 hours ago)MarcoP Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.In an 2020 blog post, JKP discussed the simple encryption applied to some plant names:

  
  Yes, I've read that! It's a shame that the roots and plants were not discussed more in that blog post.

• RE: Erbario LSJ 419

  Aga Tentakulus > 2 hours ago

             
  The is clear. The real Mooat onn Diamond. (Botrychium lunaria)
  That corresponds to the VM-f94r.
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• RE: Erbario LSJ 419

  Jorge_Stolfi > 17 minutes ago

  (2 hours ago)MarcoP Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.In an 2020 blog post, JKP discussed the simple encryption applied to some plant names:
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  But if you look closely at the images (like the "Peonia") you should see that the "encryption" actually consists of vertical strokes being drawn over the original "plaintext" name in a different ink (yellower and semi-transparent).  
  
  All the best, --stolfi
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