Description
Early fifteenth century, a ruled vellum leaf lies on a bench beside a straightedge and a small pot of ink. A right hand draws a stem and serrated leaf, then sets down compact lines of script in even rows. A quire mark sits low in the margin, faint but deliberate. The paint is not yet added. The page is quiet material: animal skin, iron-gall ink, measured lines.
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Welcome to medieval medicine, where your status as a noble means you're blessed with the finest treatments available. Picture yourself in a dimly lit chamber while the physician examines you with theories about humors and bloodletting. Don't worry, they'll only use the cleanest leeches.