Item Description Title / Supplied: Italian Herbal Source Document Extent: 128 leaves : paper ; 325 x 225 mm. Date Created: 1475 [inferred] - 1525 [inferred] Physical Description Layout: Unruled. Most versos are blank. Decoration: Illustrations are found on each folio, and are of medicinal herbs, of the medical conditions they treat, and of their application and effects. They often employ symbolism. Colors include dark green, blue-green, dark brown, dark red, dark blue, flesh-colored, golden brown, and orange-red. Pictures decorate the lower margins of fols. 17, 19, 50, 58, and 59. Binding Not bound. Manuscript was disbound from its late 18th c. binding in 1992. Individual leaves were dry cleaned and encapsulated in polyester film at that time. Script Written in two scripts. Primary script is a small but bold, vertical Cursiva with un-looped ascenders. Secondary script is a lighter, sloping cursive with looped ascenders. There are added drawings and notes on many leaves, including several versos. Genre(s): codices Language(s): Italian Place: [Italy] Note [Digital Version] 2010-04-22, Center for Digital Initiatives, University of Vermont Libraries Note [Provenance] From the library of Lucius E. Chittenden. Note [Incipit] Colixoge chavolo idem est, questa e una pianta asai conosciuta Note [Bibliography] De Ricci, p. 2168, no. 2 Type of Resource: text Parent Collections Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts Access Conditions Requests to reproduce this item should be sent to the UVM Libraries' Center for Digital Initiatives at [email protected]. For more information, see http://cdi.uvm.edu/about/rights. More information. Permanent Link: http://cdi.uvm.edu/collections/item/mrmc002 Preferred citation Italian Herbal, TR F Herbal, Special Collections, University of Vermont Library, http://cdi.uvm.edu/collections/item/mrmc002 (accessed January 24, 2018)
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