Harley MS 5294, ff 8v-43v

Other copies are Harley MS 1585 (ff. 16v-58) and Harley MS 4986 (ff. 1-44). Edited in Howald and Sigerist 1929, pp. 13-225.

Decoration:

Drawings in ink and/or colours of plants: Plantago (or Arnaglosa, Greater Plantain) (f. 9r); Pentafillon (Quinquefolium), a man killing a snake (f. 10r); Columbaris (or Hierobotana, Vervain) (f. 10v); a woman feeding a rooster and a man killing a rabid dog; a man killing a snake (f. 11r); Symphoniaca (Henbane) (f. 11v); Viperina (Dragonwort), a man killing a snake, Achorus (f. 12r); Lentopodion (or Pes leonis, Lentopodium); a man and a woman in a house (f. 12r); Botracion (Brotane) (f. 13r); Artemisia (Wormwood) (f. 13v); Chiron the centaur and Diana holding the herb Artemisia; Lapatium (Dock) (f. 14r); Dragontea (Dragonwort); a man killing a snake (f. 14v); Satyrion, Gentiana (Gentian) (f. 15r); Cyclaminum (Cyclamen), a man standing in front of a church a giving a cup to a man holding a spear and killing a snake (f. 15v); Proserpinatia (or Proserpinaca, Mermaidweed) (f. 17r); Aristolochia (Birthwort, Pipevine) (f. 17v); a man handing a cup to another man standing beside an arcaded building, a serpent is approaching, Nasturcium (Cress; faded or erased drawing) (f. 18r); Hieribulbum, Camedris (f. 19r); Camellea (Camillea), Camepitium (f. 19v); Camedaphne, Ostriago, Britanica (f. 20r); Lactuca (21v); Agimonia; a man standing beside an arcaded building handing a cup to a man piercing a snake with a spear; a man holding a sword approaching a man holding a cup, a scorpion below (f. 21r); Aspodilos, Oxilapatium (f. 21v); Centauria maior, a cetaur handing a herb to a woman (f. 22r); Personatia; a man wielding a sword at a dog (f. 22v); Fragum (Strawberry), Althaea (Marshmallow) (f. 23r); Aequifeia (or Ippiron); a man vomiting into a bowl and a physician holding a cup and a urine flask (f. 23v); Malva silvatica (Wild Mallow); a man urinating and a physician holding a cup and a urine flask (f. 24r); Buglossa (or Lingua bovis, Bugloss), Scilla (or Bulbus scilates), Cotyledon (f. 24v); Gallicrus, a dog biting a man and being pierced by him with a spear (f. 25r); Marrubium (White Horehound or Common Horehound), Xiphion (f. 25v); Gallicricum (?), Immolum (Houseleek), Heliotropium (Heliotrope) (f. 26r); Grias, Polytrichum (Moss), Astularegia (f. 26v); Papaver silvaticum, Hynantes (f. 27r); Narcissus (Daffodil), Splenion (Savory) (f. 27v); Polios (or Polion, Nose-Bleed, Milfoil, Yarrow), Victoriola (Butcher's Broom), Confirma (or Consolida, Comfrey) (f. 28r); Asterion, Leporis (f. 28v); Dyptamnus; Solago maior (f. 29r); a man with a sword confronting a snake, a man piercing a scorpion, Solago minor (f. 29v); Peonia (Peony), Peristerion (f. 30r); Bryonia (Bryony), Nymphia (f. 30v); Crision, Isatis, Scordion (or Scordeon) (f. 31r); Verbascum (Mullein), Heraclea (f. 31v); Celidonia (Celandine), Strignos (Nightshade), Senecion (Groundsel) (f. 32r); Felix, Gramen (f. 32v); Gladiolus (Sword lily), Rosmarinum (Rosemary) (f. 33r); Pasnatica, Perdicalis (Pellitory-of-the-Wall), Mercurialis (f. 33v); Radiolus, Asparagus (34r); Savina, Canis caput, Erusca (f. 34v); Millefolium (f. 35r); Ruta, Mentastrum (Wild Mint) (f. 35v); Ebulus (Danewort), Puleius (f. 36r); Nepita (or Nepeta) (f. 36v); Peucidanum (Hog's Fennel), Inula (Scabwort, Alant, Horseheal), Cynoglossum (Houndstongue), a snake and a mouse (?) (f. 37r); Saxifraga (Saxifrage), Hedera nigra (f. 37v); Serpillum (Wild Thyme), Absinthium (Absinthe, Wormwood), Salvia (Sage) (f. 38r); Coliandrum (Coriander), Portulaca (Rose Moss), Cerfolium (Chevril), Sisymbrium (London Rocket) (f. 38v); Olisatrum (Alexanders or Horse Parsely), Lilium (Lily) with a snake and a mouse on either side, Titimallos (ot Titimalon) (f. 39r); Cardus silvaticus, Lupinus, Latridis (f. 39v); Lactuca, Sicidis agria, Cannabis (f. 40r); Ruta montana, Eptaphillos (or Septifolium, Tormentil), Ocymum (f. 40v); Apium (Celery), Chrysocantis (or Crisocantis), Menta (Mint) (f. 41r); Anetum (Dill), Origanum (Oregano), Sempervivium, Feniculum (Fennel) (f. 42r); Erision, Symphyton (Comfrey leaf), Petrosilinum and a man killing a snake (f. 42r); Brassica silvatica (wild cabbage?), Basilisca with three basilisks (f. 44v); Mandragora (Mandrake) (f. 43r); a snake and a mouse (?) (f. 44v).