On the Properties of Simple Medicines (1561) - Page 2

⚠High contrast black and white image; the upper text consists of fragmented manuscript waste <note>recycled parchment used in the binding process</note> that is partially obscured and cut off by the binding structure.

The image shows the spine of a book. The uppermost section contains two small areas of exposed manuscript fragments with Latin script. Below this is a dark, recessed rectangular area. The lower section features a large, pasted-on white archival label with the number "615" and a secondary shelfmark "G 14, e" handwritten in ink.

...and ma... ...?
... e d... toward to...?
...always f... to...?

however? original: "autem"
they suffer? original: "pasun," likely a fragment of "passi sunt"
word. w? original: "bum. q," likely fragments of "verbum" and "quod"

615

G 14, e

These are archival shelfmarks used by libraries to categorize and locate the volume within a collection.