[split] Voynich-like plants in Firenze Riccardiana Ricc. 2174
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Does anybody know if Liber de simplicibus, also known as   Roccabonella Herbal, housed in Biblioteca Marciana in Venice was ever digitalized. It was illustrated by Andrea Amadio, copied by Ulisse Androvaldy in 1571, who was a student of Nicoli Roccabonelli, the original author of Liber de simplicibus, which was created about 1415. It contains over 450 different plants and depictions show some alchemical features similar than the ones in the VM.
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