Created on 2024-02-07

The image appears to be a black and white photograph showing two inscriptions. Both inscriptions are in Latin, written in a medieval or early print style script on a light background, possibly paper or parchment. The upper inscription reads: "FORMULA VIRTVTIS MARIS ASTRVM PORT, SALVTIS PROLE MARIA LEVAT, QUIOS CONIUGE SUBDIT EVA." Below this, there is a larger inscription with a sketch beneath it. The inscription reads: "FACTVS HOMO FACTOR HOMINIS FACTI, REDEMPT. + IVDCO CORPORIS CORPOR A, COR DA HOM DEPS." Under the sketch, which appears to be a drawing of a figure in a curved structure or niche, there is cursive writing, which is not completely legible from this image. The words might be notes or an explanation related to the drawing or the inscription above. Please note, without more context, it's difficult to provide detailed information about the content or purpose of these inscriptions and the sketch. They appear to be of a historical or religious nature.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to contain handwritten text in Latin, which seems to describe some kind of formula or recipe. The text includes the phrase "Formula virtutis maris astrvm portis salutis" and mentions "Prof. Maria Leuat-orios conivge subdiit & c". There is also a drawing or symbol in the bottom portion of the image.