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The first of 3 #BookOfHours from the #TischLibrary at #TuftsUniversity, MS 9 has been uploaded. This is Use of #Utrecht, from the tail end of the 15th C, but in Latin, not the Geert Groote translation. It is only minimally decorated, some elaborate letters and flourishes, by the Master of Hugo Jansz van Woerden. See f.39v, below, for an example
http://www.cokldb.org/p/v100/ms/850
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In unserem heute veröffentlichten Beitrag zeigt Manuel Kamenzin (@manuel_kamenzin), wie man Studierenden mit buchstäblichem „Cat Content“ Methoden der Digital Humanities näherbringen kann. @medievodons @histodons https://digitrip.hypotheses.org/2569

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Inzwischen ist der Tagungsbericht unseres letzten Forschungstags bei H-Soz-Kult erschienen: http://www.hsozkult.de/conferencereport/id/fdkn-139845 @medievodons #medievodons #mediavistik

aaronm, to bookhistodons
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98 #Manuscripts were digitized by the #Vatican this week, because they don't care about #Thanksgiving http://www.wiglaf.org/vatican/2023/week47.html
Includes a ton more Greek works, including an illuminated John of Damascus, a post-Byzantine Greek Ordo, a Latin Rituale, more Russian psalter volumes, more Henry Stevenson Jr, and a poignant Ferrial Psalter made in Constantinople in 1452
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A full page miniature of John of damascus, seated with halo left, teaching a bunch of students standing right. From pal.gr.242 f.3v
A page of black minuscule greek, with water damage to the top 5 lines from Pal.gr.225 f.117v

aaronm, to medievodons
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Question for someone who knows far better than I do: How would you describe this hand? It looked minuscule from a distance, but close up the letterforms are way easier to read and more consistent across position...
( Pal.gr.258 the text is Paulus Evergetinus Synagoge)
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Institute of English Studies visited this week to learn about some of our treasures including the Anglo-Saxon Psalter, 12th century Lambeth Bibles, etc.





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59 new #Manuscripts from the #Vatican this week
http://www.wiglaf.org/vatican/2023/week40.html
Has a large number of Hebrew manuscripts, including a copy of al-Farabi's "mahiyyat al-nafs", many of the Pal.gr volumes finally added to the BAV repos, a 2 volume Atlantic Bible and, clearly, a text from Henry Stevenson Jr.
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a page of Hebrew semi-cursive with a single line larger in the 5th line. from vat.ebr.294 f.18r

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74 new from the this week
http://www.wiglaf.org/vatican/2023/week39.html
Includes a Martyrology, Ramon Llull with diagrams, a very elaborate Fransiscan Antiphonal (well the pictures from it), some Russian pictures of ... something, a book of horse bridal drawings, Sallust, Lucan, and ..... Henry Stevenson, Jr.!
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A page of square neumes on 4 red stafflines starting with a large illuminated initial C. It is from Ross.1195 f.1r
A page of small circular diagrams in red and green ink with one larger diagram at bottom right. It is f.1v from Ott.lat.2347

aaronm, to bookhistodons
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Me: Huh, this looks like it's different texts mushed together in one binding
BAV: You're 50% of the way there, we just didn't bother to bind them together, all shelved in a lump
(#Vatican Ferr.90)
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Young male college students + booze + sex = murder

Students made Oxford the murder capital of late medieval England, research suggests

https://phys.org/news/2023-09-students-oxford-capital-late-medieval.html

> A project mapping medieval England's known murder cases has now added Oxford and York to its street plan of London's 14th century slayings, and found that Oxford's student population was by far the most lethally violent of all social or professional groups in any of the three cities.

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Thanks @dancingtreefrog - the new website is a delight! Interactive descriptions of each incident from the , plus wonderfully clear & informative posts on life.
🙏 to the authors for wonderful imagery, & careful inclusion of source refs.
https://medievalmurdermap.co.uk/blog/

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Some May Have Been Wiped Out by
A study of hundreds of specimens from European digs found two of that are no longer present in the continent’s waters.
https://archive.ph/w1MqJ

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@BenjaminHCCarr Thanks for highlighting this analysis suggesting widespread consumption of gray & right - & the interesting , the of 1539, with its splendid illustrations of a wide range of & their diverse tactics for dealing with aggressive seafarers.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carta_marina
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Ott.lat.386 (great shelfmark) has some flyleaves from a Homilarium in Bari-type Beneventan script. @medievodons

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Die Anmeldefrist zur Online-Teilnahme an unserem Forschungstag (21./22. September) endet am Freitag (15.9.). Alle Infos und das aktuelle Programm unter http://www.fembi.de/index.php/fembi-2023/. @medievodons

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43 new this week from http://www.wiglaf.org/vatican/2023/week36.html
Includes more Sallust, more Greek Hagiography, several histories including a Historia Langobardorum, a Pouillé for Sens and Troyes, some 19th c Russian liturgy, AND MORE
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f.1r Ott.lat.1664, apage of 14th C gothic script with borders on all sides and an illuminated initial O

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Soldier with shield and sword.
From "Dictionnaire raisonné du mobilier français..." vol. 5 written & illustrated by Eugène Viollet-le-Duc, Paris: 1874 https://www.oldbookillustrations.com/illustrations/bascinet-jupon/

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@oldbookillustrations Does the book identify this knight of late carrying a shield with 3 chevrons?
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Jutta Beumann: Sigebert von Gembloux und der Traktat de investitura episcoporum Ein Beitrag zur Wirtschaftsgeschichte des 15. Jahrhunderts (Vorträge u. Forschungen. SB 20), Sigmaringen 1976.

Link: https://doi.org/10.11588/vuf-sb.1976.20

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🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Birkett, T. (2023). Vine-workers of the Lord: A Reading of the Runic Sequence and Imagery of the Tollemache Orosius Flyleaf. Anglo-Saxon England, 1-28. doi: https://doi.org/10.1017/S0263675123000066 @histodon @histodons @medievodons

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Klaus Militzer: Das Markgröninger Heilig-Geist-Spital im Mittelalter. Ein Beitrag zur Wirtschaftsgeschichte des 15. Jahrhunderts (Vorträge u. Forschungen. SB 19), Sigmaringen 1975.

Link: https://doi.org/10.11588/vuf-sb.1975.19

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1227 Genghis Khan died. Many causes are reported - diseases, a fall from a horse, the dagger of a princess. Marco Polo reports - almost boringly - an arrow wound got infected. Ms.: BNF Francaise 2810, f. 27v. @medievodons @histodons

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ClaireFromClare, to medievodons
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Once upon a time there were two princes... 'William and the Werewolf' was translated from French into Middle English c.1350, then into modern English & illustrated by Michael Smith. He's his new book publication with @Unbound, and needs only a few more subscribers for the press to start rolling...
https://unbound.com/books/werewolf/updates/william-and-the-werewolf-where-was-it-written-and-what-does-it-tell-us-about-who-wrote-it
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ClaireFromClare,
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All of the images for 'William and the Werewolf', cut & then two days ago printed by Michael Smith, to accompany his new translation. Looking forward to the finished book!
The previous update discusses the process: https://unbound.com/books/werewolf/updates/illustrating-william-and-the-werewolf-my-work-in-bringing-you-a-book-to-treasure

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