See Jordanus #9959, ff.1r-252r are in a late Beneventan hand. See Biblissima.
Wow! An absolutely gorgeous 11th c. copy of one of the classics of Early Medieval herbalism: "De herba vetonica liber" (Book on the Herb Betony) attributed to the Roman imperial physician Antonius Musa, but probably written much later, 4th-5th c. CE. #histmed #medhist https://t.co/oSiqOPbGhB
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