//=time() ?>
We're in the process of migrating about 40,000 images of mid-Victorian piano music from https://t.co/yp1Hvp89uR to Digital Bodleian. Nearly 30,000 images are already online, with their crowdsourced annotations soon to follow: https://t.co/U2cuN4KRrp
Here are some more moths. Enjoy. https://t.co/lRcyV1xdsa
Drury included detailed descriptions of each moth's appearance, as well as notes on where he obtained the specimen. Here is a beautiful pale-green Luna moth. https://t.co/JocVVfI7jP
Illuminated miniatures from a 13th century psalter calendar. These decorations accompany May, and show a man out hawking and the zodiac sign Gemini. (From a digitized 35mm slide roll) https://t.co/kpvJ8Ekxgn
Here are a few more... https://t.co/oXfQagCwji
Excuse us, that should say *12th* century Homiliary. We were distracted by the initials. Here's another as an apology.
Decoration from a 13th century Homiliary, produced in Germany and once part of the collection of cathedral in Würzburg. Digitized this year as part of our #PolonskyGerman collaboration https://t.co/42thRKNyr5
(There's a case for the decorative gold initials, too.) #PolonskyGerman https://t.co/k9LMsdQeyn
It's just so *tidy*. #PolonskyGerman https://t.co/k9LMsdQeyn
The whole manuscript is also a palaeographical bonanza. It was written in numerous unical and half-unical scripts by upwards of fifteen separate hands. https://t.co/JTu31hMC2j #PolonskyGerman