@booklet {1929,
	title = {[Camelleon. Erpillos quam serpillum vocant]},
	year = {1400},
	note = {2 pictures on vellum; In: Yale Medical Library. Manuscript. 18 [Herbarium Apuleii and other works]. [ca. 1400] fol. [65] Series:             MS 18; Genre/Form: Herbal Illustrations -- Italy -- Lombardy -- 1400; Note(s): Lombardy, ca. 1400./ Rubricated text to the left of upper image: vi nomen herbe camelleon./ Rubricated text immediately following lower image (on 65v): vii nomen herbe Erpillos quam serpillum vocant./ Funding: IMMI (the Index of Medieval Medical Images in North America), supported by NLM project grant $\#$LM-04868, and by the Ahmanson Foundation. Copyright 1995, The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.; Entry: 19900525; Update: 20070218},
	month = {1400///},
	abstract = {Two plants, top one, "camelleon" probably (family Compositae, Carduus Tribe) Atractylis gummifera, White Chamaeleon, Spindlewort, though disputed, with five oblong basal leaves with deeply serrated edges extending from an apparently spherical above-ground stem with a very thick taproot. Bottom plant, "erpillos" or "serpillum" (family Lamiaceae), probably Thymus serpyllum, Lemon Thyme, Wild Thyme, a slender stem branching into three and bearing opposite, elliptical leaves with serrate edges. Plant topped with six flower heads showing clusters of bracts protecting flowers. (Cf. Riddle, J.M. "Pseudo-Dioscorides" in Journal of the history of biology, v.14, no.1 (Spring 1981), p. 73.)},
	keywords = {Compositae, Flowers, Graphic (grp), Herbs, Lamiaceae, Picture (pic), Plants, Medicinal, Roots (Botany)},
	author = {Pseudo-Dioscorides and Italy, De herbis femininis. Place: and Lombardy}
}
@booklet {1925,
	title = {[Hermodactillorum. Herpilles. Heccinum]},
	year = {1350},
	note = {3 drawings; In: Pierpont Morgan Library. Manuscript. M 873. [Compendium Salernitanum]. [ca. 1350] fol. 51 Series:             M 873; Genre/Form: Italy -- 1350; Note(s): Northern Italy, or Venezia Tridentina, middle of the 14th century/ Caption for first image: hermodactillorum/ Caption for second image: herpilles/ Caption for third image: heccinum/ Funding: IMMI (the Index of Medieval Medical Images in North America), supported by NLM project grant $\#$LM-04868, and by the Ahmanson Foundation. Copyright 1995, The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.; Entry: 19920904; Update: 20070217},
	month = {1350///},
	abstract = {Three plants: Plant at top, horizontal, growing from the l., possibly "hermodactillorum" (family Iridaceae) Hermodactylus tuberosus (Snake{\textquoteright}s-head Iris) or (family Liliaceae) Colchicum variegatum. Plant at center, "herpilles" (family Lamiaceae), probably Thymus serpyllum, Lemon Thyme, Wild Thyme. Plant at bottom, horizontal, growing from the l., "heccinum" (family Compositae, Carduus tribe) Carduus pycnocephalus Plumeless Thistle, or Echinops sphaerocephalus, Globe Thistle. Illustration for Platearius{\textquoteright} Circa instans.},
	keywords = {Compositae, Flowers, Graphic (grp), Iridaceae, Liliaceae, Original artwork (oar), Plants, Medicinal, Tubers},
	author = {Platearius, Matthaeus and D.1161 and Italy, Circa instans. Place:}
}
