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• Voynich style herbs+text wrapping: BSB Cgm 728

  eggyk > 1 hour ago

  I tried searching the forum, google, and the search engine and came up empty. Has this manuscript been discussed before? 
  
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  1475-1500AD
  Germany SE / Austria
  Southern Bavaria (based on southern bavarian dialect)
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  The section from 71v-115r (scans 148-236) contains badly drawn herbs which are terribly coloured in. The text often wraps around the pictures, similar to the VMS.
  
  (It also has an aberelenn and augst, but that's not very relevant)
  
         
         

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  ololololo > 1 hour ago

  For some reason, I found the spelling of ch to be quite similar to f116v...
  As for the coloring, it's worse than in VMS. The VMS artist aimed for a variety of colors and some form of design.

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  R. Sale > 1 hour ago

  Always good to have as much iinfo as possible, if it is new.6
  
  Pharmacopoeia – BSB Cgm 728
  Creation
  [Place unknown] Bavaria-Austria
  4th quarter of the 15th century; additions from the 16th century.
  Pharmacopoeia – BSB Cgm 728
  Creation
  [Place unknown] Bavaria-Austria
  4th quarter of the 15th century; additions from the 16th century.

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  eggyk > 1 hour ago

  (1 hour ago)R. Sale Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Always good to have as much iinfo as possible, if it is new.6
  
  Pharmacopoeia – BSB Cgm 728
  Creation
  [Place unknown] Bavaria-Austria
  4th quarter of the 15th century; additions from the 16th century.
  Pharmacopoeia – BSB Cgm 728
  Creation
  [Place unknown] Bavaria-Austria
  4th quarter of the 15th century; additions from the 16th century.

  
  Thankyou! I forgot to put them under like I normally do. I've edited the OP with the info from the month name spreadsheet.

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  Koen G > 42 minutes ago

  Interesting manuscript. When I looked for Voynich-like page layouts long ago, I certainly did not know of it, or it would have been included. This is certainly among the closest to the Herbal layout.
  
  It also appears to make very extensive use of color annotations. If it was already discussed before, it may be in that context, otherwise it's a new addition. Often they are still visible at the top edge, half clipped off. Or just right next to the plant. There are entire phrases like "everything in green", "the flowers are yellow".
  
   And a bunch of color terms. Different kinds of "gell", lots of "grün". And of course:
     
  
  This root has something like "rot fa...", maybe some variant on "vahl", maybe a faded red?
     
  
  Scan 205 has a word starting with "p", can't read it. Weis plüd?
     
  
  There may be some relevance for the marginalia written at the top of f17r, which has been read as a painting instruction. "mallier aller.... " -> paint all... 
  This manuscript does basically that: phrases of painting instructions at the top of the page, which may include a form of "all".

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  eggyk > 22 minutes ago

  I think so. "weis plüd". "weis" is everywhere in places with white/uncoloured areas. 
  
  On scan 175 there is (i think) an "und grün" or "and grün", with the same style d.
  
     
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