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) Ashmole 1391 (VHI). I^th century. " Here men may see ]?e vertus of dyuerse herbes, whiche ben hoot and whiche ben coold, and to how many ]?inges they arne goode. " (Other copies are in Sloane 393, f. 13; 1592, f. 396; 3466, f. 78; Addit. 12056, f. 3; Lansdowne MS. 680, f. 2 and 17 B. , XLVIII, f. 2, where, however, the arrangement is somewhat different. On page 2 there is the entry, " This is John Rice is boke, the which cost him xxv d. ") i^th century. " Here men may se the vertu of dyverse ...herbes, and what thei be, and whiche ben hoote and which ben colde. And for howgh many thynges they ben goode. " (This MS. Ends abruptly in " Calamynte. ") Ashmole 1444 (I. Iii). I^ih (?) century. " The virtues of diuerse herbes which ben hoote and which ben coolde. " (With a large table of Contents prefixed. ) Sloane 393 (I). British Museum. 15th century. Treatise on the virtues of herbs. Begins, " Aristologia rotunda. The virtue of this herbe os Ypocras says. " Sloane 962 (XII). British Museum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Ashmole 1391 (VHI). I^th century. " Here men may see ]?e vertus of dyuerse herbes, whiche ben hoot and whiche ben coold, and to how many ]?inges they arne goode. " (Other copies are in Sloane 393, f. 13; 1592, f. 396; 3466, f. 78; Addit. 12056, f. 3; Lansdowne MS. 680, f. 2 and 17 B. , XLVIII, f. 2, where, however, the arrangement is somewhat different. On page 2 there is the entry, " This is John Rice is boke, the which cost him xxv d. ") i^th century. " Here men may se the vertu of dyverse ...herbes, and what thei be, and whiche ben hoote and which ben colde. And for howgh many thynges they ben goode. " (This MS. Ends abruptly in " Calamynte. ") Ashmole 1444 (I. Iii). I^ih (?) century. " The virtues of diuerse herbes which ben hoote and which ben coolde. " (With a large table of Contents prefixed. ) Sloane 393 (I). British Museum. 15th century. Treatise on the virtues of herbs. Begins, " Aristologia rotunda. The virtue of this herbe os Ypocras says. " Sloane 962 (XII). British Museum.
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