Asclepius

In the year that Master Georgius Dräxel, Canon of the cathedral church of Regensburg, doctor of both laws referring to Canon and Civil law, offered to God and Saint Quirinus the following six quires on parchment. In the year of our Lord 1482.

A manicule (pointing hand) with an elongated, stylized sleeve and a geometric base is drawn next to the second paragraph.

Blessed Thomas in his book on essences likely referring to De Ente et Essentia says that Aristotle called Hermes the philosopher a prophet, and he was threefold in prophecy. Therefore he is called Trismegistus meaning "thrice-great".