fondazionebeic, to random

RT by @fondazionebeic: How it feels to write a literal face melting essay 🫠

At least there is a friendly bird to help!

(@NewCollegeOx, MS 369, f. 9r)

#ManuscriptMonday #MedievalTwitter

[2024-05-27 10:00 UTC]

AskHistorians, to random
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How much loyalty did the commonfolk & soldiery have for their lords/kings in the High Middle Ages in Normandy?
(The glorious /u/Rittermeister charges into #ThrowbackThursday with this mighty post.) #Twitterstorians #medievaltwitter
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/dtg01w/how_much_loyalty_did_the_commonfolk_and_soldiery/f6x28pj/?context=3

dailymedievaldeath, to medievodons German
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#otd 1471, shortly after the Battle of Tewkesbury Edmund Beaufort was executed. He had previously sought shelter in Tewkesbury cathedral. #medievaldeath #medievaltwitter @medievodons

MS: Besançon, BM, 1168, f 6v

dailymedievaldeath, to medievodons German
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1321 died Dietrich of Rinteln. His tomb slab in the Kreuzkirche in Hannover is the oldest preserved tomb in the city. @medievodons

Pic: Wikipedia Commons

dailymedievalcats, to random German
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Hm?

Ms: Morgan, MS M.315, f. 11r (15th c.).

dailymedievalcats, to random German
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Stay away from my food!

Ms: Kraków, MNK 3025 I, p. 479 (15th c.).

dailymedievalcats, to random German
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Outdoors, among friends.

Ms: BnF, Arabe 3465, f. 99r (13th c.).

dailymedievalcats, to medievodons German
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Fluffy.

Ms: Morgan, MS M.1004, f. 3v. @medievodons

dailymedievaldeath, to medievodons German
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1497 Beatrice d'Este, Duchess of Milan, died. She was buried in Santa Maria delle Grazie (Milan). Her husband Ludovico Sforza had a double tomb sculpture made, but he died in captivity, the sculpture was placed in the Certosa di Pavia. @medievodons P: WC

dailymedievaldeath, to medievodons German
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A treatment gone wrong: 1387 Charles II, called 'the Bad', of Navarre died. He is said to have had himself stitched in wine-soaked cloths every evening to cure an illness. However, these caught fire... @medievodons

Ms.: BL, Royal 14 D V f. 305r.

dailymedievaldeath, to medievodons German
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#otd 1087 died Bertha of Savoy, Queen of the Romans and Holy Roman Empress. She was buried in Speyer Cathedral. #medievaltwitter #medievaldeath @medievodons Pic.: Wikipedia Commons

dailymedievalcats, to random German
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Cat king and monkey cardinal.

Ms: BL, Add 18852, f. 108v (15th c.).

dailymedievaldeath, to medievodons German
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"John, once Pope, the XXIII, he died in Florence in the year of our Lord 1419, on the eleventh day before the Kalends of January". 1419 Baldassare Cossa, the former antipope John XXIII, died and was buried in Florence Cathedral. @medievodons Pic..: WC

The picture shows the entire tomb, it is framed on the left and right by a large column each. Below are three half-plastic statues of the virtues. This is followed by the coffin hanging on the wall. On it stands the figure from the first picture. Above the figure is a canopy.

dailymedievaldeath, to medievodons German
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942, William I, called "Longsword", Count of Rouen and Jarl of the Normans, was killed. @medievodons Ms.: BNF Français 2813, f 169r.

dailymedievalcats, to random German
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Stuck.

Ms: Kraków, MNK 3025 I, p. 469/470 (15th c.).

dailymedievalcats, to random German
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Official kitchen staff.

Pietro Lorenzetti, Last supper, Lower Church of St Francis of Assisi (14th c.). Wikipedia Commons (see note on the picture)

AskHistorians, to histodons
@AskHistorians@historians.social avatar

As we sit down to watch horror movies, trick or treat, or otherwise get spooky, why not share some #Medieval Horror stories with your friends? /u/CoeurdeLionne chronicles the supernatural on @AskHistorians! @histodons #MedievalTwitter #GhostStories
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/d31yav/are_there_horror_stories_that_come_from_the/ezyjz4k/

dailymedievalcats, to random German
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Looking up.

Ms: BL, Add 42130, f. 13r (14th c.).

dailymedievaldeath, to random German
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(or tomorrow) 867 Michael III, Byzantine emperor, was murdered. His bones were transferred to the Church of the Apostles.

Pic: Madrid, BNE, Codex Vitr. 26-2, f. 106v. Wikipedia Commons

AskHistorians, to histodons
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The Black Death ripped through the world to devastating effect. /u/Noble_Devil_Boruta has a surgically precise post on how medieval people tried to fight it, and what effective ways were just beyond their capabilities. @histodons
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/p6mivy/what_would_some_actually_effective_treatments_for/hboprtp/?context=3

dailymedievalcats, to random German
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Puzzled.

Ms: Cambridge, Trinity College, MS B. 11. 22, f. 209r (13th/14th c.).

dailymedievaldeath, to historikerinnen German
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1231 Eleanor of Portugal, Queen of Denmark, died. She was buried in Ringsted Church. The picture shows hair and a piece of silk, both found during a grave opening. @medievodons @historikerinnen

Pic: Wikipedia Commons

dailymedievalcats, to random German
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Classy.

Ms: Tours, BM, 2273 A, f. 005v (15th c.).

minuseins, to random German

Neu im Blog: Die Wissenschaft hat festgestellt oder die Legende vom Fortschritt
Es geht um ein modernes Mittelalterbild, von dem wir mehr lernen können, als wir gemeinhin glauben.

https://minuseinsebene.hypotheses.org/1978

manuel_kamenzin, to histodons German
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Bock, Nils, Die Herolde im römisch-deutschen Reich: Studie zur adligen Kommunikation im späten Mittelalter (Mittelalter-Forschungen 49), Ostfildern 2015.

Link: https://digi.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/diglit/mf49

@medievodons @histodons

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