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# Identification:
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#   * Title: ???
#   * Page: f7r = AM (Rene) = p013 (Stolfi)
#   * Folio: f7
#   * Panels: f7r
#   * Bifolio: bA2 = f2+f7
#   * Quire: A (Rene) = I (Beinecke)
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# Attributes:
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#   * Language: A (Currier)
#   * Hand: 1 (Currier)
#   * Subsets: H (Rene), hea (Stolfi)
#   * Subject: herbal
#   * Colors: green,tan (Reeds), green(out),red+brwn_stripes(mid),red/grn(in) (Rene)
#   * Plant: 12 (Petersen)
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# Description:
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#   One plant with no leaves and a single huge flower, spanning the
#   entire height and width of the page.
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#     * Root: a short, vertical, cylindrical stem that splits
#       into two almost horizontal mousetails.
#     * Stem: straight, vertical.
#     * Branches: none.
#     * Leaves: none.
#     * Flowers: a single flower at the tip of the stem.
#       Stalk: not visible, or indistinguishable from stem.
#       Chalyx: eight symmetrical sepals, shaped like long parabolas.
#       Corolla: four layers, of decreasing sizes, each having four 
#         symmetric petals, located diagonally with respect to 
#         the previous layer.  Core: none.
#
#   Two paragraphs (unit µ{P}) with 4.3 lines and 4.5 lines, both
#   left- and right-justified: one at the top, interrupted by the
#   flower; one just below mid-page, interrupted by the main stem.
#
# Comments:
#
#   Petersen has identified this plant with high confidence
#   as ¶{Nymphaea:alba} (white water lily, seerose).
#   There is indeed a good match in the shape and arrangement of the
#   petals and sepals. Also, the lack of leaves and branches in f7r is
#   plausibly explained by the fact that Nymphaea's flowers float on
#   the water's surface, and thus may have been hidden from the
#   artist's view.
#
#   But if f7r is ¶{Nymphaea:alba}, then what do we make of f2v?
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# References:
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# Last edited on 1999-04-15 05:31:31 by stolfi