#MedievalManuscript

World History Encyclopediawhencyclopedia@mstdn.social
2025-05-12

"Touching Parchment" culminates 25 years of research on European medieval manuscripts (ca. #History #Manuscript #MedievalManuscript #MedievalWriting #Parchment #HistoryFact whe.to/ci/8-520-en/

JumblePublishingJumblePublishing
2025-05-01

This image is from the Smithfield Decretals, c1300-c1340.
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JumblePublishingJumblePublishing
2025-04-30

Another theory for the prevalence of snails in combat in medieval manuscript is that it represents the struggle of the poor against the oppressive aristocracy. This image is from "Li Livres dou Tresor", 1315-1325.

JumblePublishingJumblePublishing
2025-04-29

Another theory is that snails in combat in medieval manuscripts represent Lombards (a migrant group) being held back from taking over the culture (a wearyingly familiar trope). This image is from the Gorleston Psalter, 1310-1324.

JumblePublishingJumblePublishing
2025-04-28

This particularly striking image of a knight (riding a dragon? fused to a dragon?) is from the Queen Mary Psalter, 1310-1320.
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2025-04-24

The association was occasionally made very plain in as in this 14th century French Franciscan Missal where a vulning pelican is centred above Christ on the cross.
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JumblePublishingJumblePublishing
2025-04-23

This particular version is Italian and is from around 1300.
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JumblePublishingJumblePublishing
2025-04-22

In medieval times, it was thought that pelicans fed their young by piercing their own breasts. This image is from c1225 and is from the Bodley bestiary.

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2025-04-21

It was created by the scribe, Angelus Vergecius (fl. 1564).
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2025-04-09
in an illustration from an early medieval sex manual written in sanskrit known as the Kokaśāstra, a harem guard penetrates a princess with a bow-dildo.

@medievodons #medievalmanuscript #manuscripts #11thCentury #12thCentury
Titia Schuurmantitia@toot.community
2025-03-25

Jotain kiehtovia uutisiakin taas vaihteeksi.
Some fascinating news for a change.

Lost manuscript of Merlin and King Arthur legend read for the first time after centuries hidden inside another book
bbc.com/future/article/2025032

#Merlin #KingArthur #MedievalManuscript #SuiteVulgateDuMerlin

2024-12-13

A Medieval Manuscript for a Healthy Life: Tacuinum Sanitatis medievalists.net/2023/12/medie #MedievalManuscript

Hey, psssst! Does anyone care for some... fake roast venison? It's medieval! And super, super sweet! Aaand it is fancy - it brings it's own BLING! (I mean gilded almonds! Whoa!) And basically it's vegan, because it is a christian Lenten dish from the 1. printed German Cookbook from 1485. Have a look at it (and at my fail during cooking this. 😅). Experimental archaeology in action.

youtu.be/YxXpQYztqnw

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2024-02-03

@markhburton While awaiting the return of digitised manuscripts in full context to the main British Library website, I've just discovered some favourites in their Images Online section: see for example imagesonline.bl.uk/search/?sea

🎨 #LuttrellPsalter, f161v (East Anglia c.1325-35)

#BritishLibrary #MedievalManuscript #DigitalLibrary #14thCentury #psalter #MedievalShip #medieval #manuscripts @medievodons

A manuscript page, part of psalm 88/89. In the lower margin, a ship of war lacking evident purpose or direction. The square mainsail is set, but an anchor is being dragged along in midwater. The lookout in the crowsnest is focussed on the rearview. Passive soldiers hunker glumly in the hull, with green & purple skintones & glum expressions suggesting a lack of enthusiasm for the waves lapping around. Vigorous blowing of large trumpets and a cornet suggest more sound than fury. In the left margin, a grotesque with owl-like body and long ears looks quizzically away.
Stephanie J Lahey, PhDSJLahey
2023-09-30

Thank you for your patience, followers! I know my posting here has fallen off of late. (I’ve had to grapple with a serious family issue in tandem in tandem with preparing for an international move.) Regular posting services will resume next week!

2023-09-17
Book cover for 'Bede and the Theory of Everything' by Michelle P. Brown, with painting of a scholar in his study, writing in a book.
2023-08-11

For #WorldLionDay please enjoy this fabulous #MedievalManuscript goth #lion
From Bibliotheque Saint-Genevieve MS 1029 (France, 14th c.), f. 127v:
bvmm.irht.cnrs.fr/consult/cons

zoomed in detail of a black rampant lion illustration in a medieval manuscript margin
2023-07-24

Schon im Mittelalter gab es Selfies, was uns dieser Beitrag über zwei Selbstportraits des nicht ganz so bescheidenen Mönches und Buchmalers Rufillus lehrt.
#manuskript #handschrift #manuscript #buchkunst #buchmalerei #bookart #selfie #selbstportrait #rufillus #mittelalter #medievalmanuscript
medievalbooks.nl/2018/09/20/me

2023-07-15

For those interested, ‘Publishing in a Medieval Monastery: The View from Twelfth-Century Engelberg’ by Ben Pohl is free to access until the 20th of July from Cambridge University Press.

‘This Element contributes to the burgeoning field of medieval publishing studies with a case study of the books produced at the Benedictine monastery of Engelberg under its celebrated twelfth-century abbot, Frowin (1143–78). Frowin was the first abbot of Engelberg whose book provision policy relied on domestic production serviced by an internal scribal workforce, and his tenure marked the first major expansion of the community's library. This Element's in-depth discussion of nearly forty colophons inscribed in the books made for this library during Frowin's transformative abbacy offers a fresh perspective on monastic publishing practice in the twelfth century by directing our view to a mode of publication that has received only limited attention in scholarship to date.’

cambridge.org/core/elements/pu

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