Figure 1: BnF_378_f_1r

Figure 1: Manuscript BnF fr 378, f.1r

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Medieval Manuscripts @BLMedieval·

16 Apr

In solidarity with our friends in Paris and around the world.

In the background, a view of #NotreDame and the walled city, in a manuscript made c. 1492-1500. In the foreground, the Crucifixion and the Virgin.

Royal MS 16 F II, f. 89r
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Digital Library of Medieval Manuscripts @jhudlmm·

25 Feb

Check out the vibrant colors and details of the armor and landscape from the manuscript Français 585! https://t.co/wi6iqjdBJz

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The Bodleian Libraries@bodleianlibs·

3 Feb

We have a winner. Here's the victor on this #SuperbOwlSunday https://t.co/NwsvMDKQJy

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The Bodleian Libraries@bodleianlibs·

21 Jan

What's this about #shrinkflation? Not here. We've recently added the Vernon Manuscript to our digital archives. It contains 370 texts, which add up to around two and a half War and Peaces in total, and weighs 22 kilograms. https://t.co/0D12KI1nOZ

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GiorgiaV @ParvaVox·

21 Oct

An anonymous 7thC #Irish monk once wrote about the 12 abuses (vices) that would lead a sinner's to eternal damnation.
Widely copied in #Carolingian manuscripts (here pics from 3 Sankt Gallen codices), his treatise opens for us a window onto early #medieval moral thinking
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