Gozzio z Orvieta?: Ius regale montanorum in Czech translation, 1528 (National Library CZ XVII D 43) with an image of a miner.
Iur regale montanorum was the miner code issued by the Czech King Wenceslas II. (died 1305) around 1300.

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Émile-Antoine-François Herson, Interior of St. Etienne du Mont (1864), watercolor, Walters Art Museum. Fabulous staircases!
https://t.co/7PtqD40x3N

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After war
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Quelques mots sur Thibaut roi de Navarre, dit le Chansonnier : il a laissé plus de soixante pièces de poésies et chansons, principalement dédiées à l'amour courtois ou fin'amor.

Prince éduqué, il aimait écrire et rapporta la Rose de Damas des croisades.

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10/10 hellmouth, complete with knackered demon babysitter and damned souls just psyched to be here.

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Here are some more hilarious pieces by Simon De Thuillières, Make sure to credit him for his work and if you can support him, check out his shop: https://t.co/h1a14EG5z1 2/4

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When a dragon puts the moves on you in the club: a story in two acts.

(Morgan Library, MS M459, f. 005r)

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Enchanted by images of Jerusalem (Holy Sepulchre, etc.) by Konrad von Grünenberg, Description of the journey from Constance to Jerusalem (1487).
https://t.co/SMwDrjZHd5

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Missed our 2018 panel with on French & Boutet de Monvel’s "Jeanne d’Arc"?
Hear Nora Heimann (), (), Elizabeth Emery (), & more: https://t.co/Df4JtmO3VX.

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It’s Palm Sunday Here’s my favourite painting of the Entry of Christ into Jerusalem by Giotto, seen on the walls of the Scrovegni Chapel (c1305)- just look at that sweet, smiley donkey 🐴

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Tempted to put our joggers away and dress up like this. So. Darn. Snazzy.

Herbert Norris gained international recognition for his books on Medieval attire. His works eventually became the basis of many costumes used in medieval themed plays 🎭

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12th century wall painting of St. Cuthbert in the Galilee Chapel at Durham Cathedral. St. Cuthbert’s shrine and relics are housed in the east end of the Cathedral. Today is St. Cuthbert’s feast day.

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Sir, thou cannot be here.
- Why not, officer?
- We've been given strict orders: all King's subjects must stay at home.
- Well, I thought I'd rather wait at the finish line and get some fresh air.

Arsenal 5070 f.234v

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Stories from the medieval margins
Royal 10 E IV

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