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<n>Esther scroll in fish-like case</n> from Eastern Europe, 19th century. From the collection of <n>The Jewish Museum, London</n>.

<n>Initial P in the Adoration of the Christ Child</n>, an <n>illuminated manuscript</n> from 1567.

A 15th-century illustration from the Northern Italian herbal manuscript <n>Erbario: Penn MS LJS 419</n>.

A <n>Fifteenth century illuminated alphabet</n> in red and gold, from an 1886 publication.

Alphabets old and new, for the use of craftsmen : Day, Lewis Foreman, 1845-1910 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

Illustration from <n>The alchemical herbarium of Ulisse Aldrovandi</n> (1605) by <n>Ulisse Aldrovandi</n>.

A 1520 botanical illustration of a <n>Palma Christi</n> from an Italian herbal manuscript.

Illustration from <n>Marvels of Things Created and Miraculous Aspects of Things Existing</n> by <n>Zakariya al-Qazwini</n>, ca. 1280.

A woodcut of a male mandrake from '<n>Hortus Sanitatis</n>' (1491), published by <n>Jacob Meydenbach</n>.

<n>Illustration from a herbal and bestiary</n>, a 17th c. watercolour from <n>Isfahan</n>, Iran.

A 1613 woodcut from <n>Azoth, sive Aureliae occcultae philosophorum</n> by alchemist <n>Basilius Valentinus</n>.

The 2003 paperback edition of <n>Typography Today</n>, with concept and design by <n>Helmut Schmid</n>.

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Illustration by design studio <n>beoveo</n>, used as the logo for <n>Living Soil Asia</n>.

<n>Blue Root</n>, an illustration by an unknown artist from the 15th-century Italian herbal <n>Erbario</n>.

<n>Illuminated 'S' from a gradual</n>, attributed to the late thirteenth century.

A 15th-century floral illumination by the <n>Master of the Brussels Initials</n> from manuscript <n>BNF NAL 3194</n>.

<n>Historiated initial 'S' of Seneca</n> from his Tragedies, c. 1480-90. By the <n>Master of the London Pliny</n>.