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Herbal Magick, Sacred Plants & Entheogens

Medieval Herbals

The Illustrative Traditions

by Minta Collins

A British Library study of how plants were illustrated in herbal manuscripts from late antiquity to the later Middle Ages. Collins follows the pictorial traditions of Dioscorides and the Pseudo-Apuleius Herbarium and their copying across centuries.

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