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Techniques and Reception of Prints in Central and Eastern Europe (15th–18th c.)
Things – T49830

Chamomile (Camillenblumen)

In Pseudo-Albertus Magnus, Natvralia Alberti Magni Darinn durch sechsz kurtze Büchlin viel haimligkaiten der Natur beschrieben, Walther Hermann Ryff (compiler), Strasbourg: Jakob Cammerlander (printer), 1548 (Halle (Saale), ULB), fol. XXVIv

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fol. XXVIv (34 of 106 in-Urus figures)
fol. XXVIr
fol. XXVIv
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Hortus sanitatis or plants or animals catalogue (Natural history)

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Chamomilla (Camillenblumen, Magt blumen, Camillen, Chamaemelum, Chamaemelon, Camomilla vera, Anthemis)

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    Created by

    • Marta Pełszyk (2023-08-01 14:49)

    Edited by

    • Grażyna Jurkowlaniec; Marta Pełszyk

    Last update by

    • Grażyna Jurkowlaniec (2023-10-14 10:42)