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The Yates Thompson Divine Comedy has been returned online. Commissioned by Alfonso V, King of Aragon, Naples and Sicily, this copy of Dante's work has illuminations on every single page (Yates Thompson MS 36)
Consult the whole manuscript online now:
searcharchives.bl.uk/catalog/040-00…



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NEW ESSAY — “Fear and Fragility: The Glass Delusion and Its History” — In early modern Europe, patients started appearing in medical records with a particular ailment: a firm belief that they were made of glass. Tamara Sanderson explores: publicdomainreview.org/essay/fear-and…

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Which one is your favorite?
#medieval #manuscripts
Besançon, Bibliothèque municipale d'étude et de conservation, 138 (13th-century French pontifical)




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This month's @explorearchives theme is #Wildlife. We found these drawings of beasts in a document relating to Stoke Park in Hampshire, dated 1556 🐲 🐉


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Does anyone know if this is the. same telling of "Unicorn of Death" @BLMedieval
Stowe MS 17 f 84v
MS Additional 37049, f. 19v
... which depicts a symbolic scene where a unicorn represents Death pursuing a man in a tree (symbolizing human life), with elements like mice (day and night) gnawing the trunk, serpents for the four elements, and a dragon waiting below.
h/tChantry Westwell.
@BLMedieval


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A tour of the Tower
Today's blogpost investigates the earliest detailed view of the Tower of London.
No Beefeaters or ravens in sight, but Traitor's Gate is prominently shown!
blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanus…

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