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<title>Sweet Herbs and Sundry Flowers: Medieval Gardens and the Gardens of The Cloisters</title>
<description>An introducti on to medieval plants and gardening practices by way of the gardens of The Cloisters.</description>
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<title>The Shakespeare Garden</title>
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<title>The Medieval Garden - Penn State Center for Medieval Studies</title>
<description>The garden consists of three major plots.  The first is the kitchen garden, which groups by usage, plants needed by medieval households. The second part, the pleasure ground, consists of a combination of flowering plants as well as some small fruits. The third part is the enclosed contemplation garden. An exhibit of medieval field crops, which we believe will be the only one in North America, has been begun outside of the garden.</description>
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<title>Tractatus de magnete et operationibus eius</title>
<description>Bound together in this volume are the Tractatus de Magnetate et Operationi bus eius (the 13th century letter on the magnet by Petrus Peregrinus ); a university handbook on the theory of numbers, proportion s and harmony; the seven signs of bad breeding; the seven signs of elegance; and household and medical recipes. Included is one of the oldest known surviving English mead recipes. The recipes from this manuscript have been transcribe d and can be viewed at this site.</description>
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<title>Catonsville Historical Society - The Knot Garden and Grounds</title>
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