Beinecke MS 408 Β· the complete scan
All 204 surviving page images, in the order they are bound, from the plants to the stars. Gaps mark the folios that were cut out or lost. Open any page to zoom into the vellum itself.
folios 1β66
1r
1v
2r
2v
3r
3v
4r
4v
5r
5v
6r
6v
7r
7v
8r
8v
9r
9v
10r
10v
11r
11v
13r
13v
14r
14v
15r
15v
16r
16v
17r
17v
18r
18v
19r
19v
20r
20v
21r
21v
22r
22v
23r
23v
24r
24v
25r
25v
26r
26v
27r
27v
28r
28v
29r
29v
30r
30v
31r
31v
32r
32v
33r
33v
34r
34v
35r
35v
36r
36v
37r
37v
38r
38v
39r
39v
40r
40v
41r
41v
42r
42v
43r
43v
44r
44v
45r
45v
46r
46v
47r
47v
48r
48v
49r
49v
50r
50v
51r
51v
52r
52v
53r
53v
54r
54v
55r
55v
56r
56v
57r
57v
58r
58v
65r
65v
66r
66v
folios 67β74
67r
67v
68r
68v
69r
69v and 70r
70v (part)
70v (part)
71r
71v and 72r
72v (part)
72v (part)
73r
73v
folios 87β102
87r
87v
88r
88v and 89r
89v (part)
89v (part) and 90r
90r
90v (part)
93r
93v
94r
94v and 95r
95v (part)
95v
96r
96v
99r
99v
100r
100v and 101r
101v (part)
101v (part) and 102r
102v (part)
102v (part)
Sections follow the grouping researchers have used for decades; foldouts sit with their first folio.
Scans: Yale University Library, Beinecke MS 408, streamed in full resolution from Yale's public image server. The manuscript is in the public domain.
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