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PETUN (TOBACCO). A special herb which the Indians use for food as well as an extremely beneficial medicine (f.4v); AGOVQVES (CASSAVA). This is a root which the Indians use to make bread; (below): PRENNELLES (PRUNELLE, SLOE). This is a fruit which is found in the wood and is very rare. Histoire Naturelle des Indes (Natural History of the Indies), the "Drake Manuscript". Ca. 1586, written in French. 29.2 x 20 cm. Bequest of Clara S. Peck, 1983. MA3900, f.4v - 5r.
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The Morgan Library & Museum/New York, NY/USA
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ART583391
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4008px × 3000px
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The Morgan Library & Museum / Art Resource, NY
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16th century CE
Botanical Study
Cassava, Plant
Drake Manuscript (MA3900), Morgan Museum
Exploration
French
Native American, North America
New World
Plum
Renaissance
Tobacco, Plant