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Vitellius C. III

Charles Singer, Studies in the History and Method of Science, Volume II, page 421, Plates IV, XVI, XXV(b). [Folio 19 and parts of folios 21 verso, 23 verso, and 20 in colors]; Journal of Hellenic Studies volume XLVII (1927), pages 35, 40, figure 34 [facsimile of part of folio 57 verso], plate III [colored facsimile of folio 40, column I].

O. Cockayne, Leechdoms original: "Leechdoms" — an Old English term for medical remedies or medicinal charms, Rolls Series, volume 1.
(folio 49 verso reproduced in colors)

E. S. Rohde, Old English Herbals, 1922, page 4, etc.
(folio 19 reproduced)

Folios 12-58. A. J. G. Hilbelink, Cotton Manuscript Vitellius C. III of the Herbarium of Apuleius original: Herbarium Apuleii. Amsterdam 1930.

D. Talbot Rice, English Art, 871-1100, page 225; folio 19 reproduced on plate 88.

G. T. Flom, Journal of English and Germanic Philology, volume XL, 1941, pages 29-37. Reproduced folio 62.

Folio 141 verso The letter "b" in "f. 141b" indicates the "verso," which is the back side of the leaf or page. contains the original signature of William Harvey William Harvey (1578–1657) was the famous English physician who first described the systemic circulation of blood..