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 : Illustration of Coral and Goddess Thalassa from Ancient Medi


Illustration of Coral and Goddess Thalassa from Ancient Medi

Miniature of a coral from the Carmen de viribus herbarum, a didactic poem about medicinal plants in the Viennese Dioscorides, c. 512. Corals were considered plants in ancient times. The figure on the right is the goddess Thalassa, the personification of the sea

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14028352
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47826272
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2760px x 3351px (4.5MB)
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© Science Source / Mary Evans Picture Library
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Science Source
Date
circa 512

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