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cheating woman
amputee prosthetics
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(Digital) manuscript humor. (University of Pennsylvania LJS 101, 9th century copy of Boethius’ Latin
upennmanuscripts:LJS 459 - Sirr al-asrār. = سر الاسرارHere we have an early copy of the long form o
upennmanuscripts:LJS 97 -Eis ta Harmonika Ptolemaiou hypomnēmaThis manuscript features Porphyry’s c
LJS 27 is great for miniatures that attempt to portray extremely elaborate narratives at a single go
Happy November! Chopping firewood is the Labor of the Month this month, as presented in LJS 449, a 1
LJS 185 - Psalter leaves and Matthew leafLook at that! These are four leaves from a Coptic psalter w
LJS 204 - [Shesh kenafayim]Written in Italy in 1509, this manuscript is an introduction and compilat
Happy August! Reaping is the Labor of the Month this month, as presented in LJS 449, a 15th century
upennmanuscripts:LJS 385 - [School miscellany]Finals are almost here, are you curious to know what s
LJS 285 - Decreto di banco feneratitioThis is a charter issued by the cardinal Ercole Gonzaga and th
Some intricate decorative details from fol. 7r of LJS 265, a 15C Italian work on agriculture.Manuscr
Happy December! Slaughtering an ox is the Labor of the Month this month, as presented in LJS 449, a
Theorica motuum… volvelle on Page 8 of LJS 64, a manuscript copy of Illustrations to Georg von Peurb
The volvelles so far… The first eight volvelles in LJS 64, a manuscript copy of Illustrations
If those folks on fol. 4v of LJS 62 are Dioscorides and Galen, then these folks on fol. 1v are also
This Dominican doctor on fol. 121v of LJS 24 is holding a flask of urine and accusing his patient of
LJS 37, Ikhtiṣār min al-maqālāt min kitāb Uqlīdis, is a Fatimid abridgment of Euclid’s Element
LJS 381, Crispi Sallustii de Catheline conjuracione liber ; Jugurtinum bellum eiusdem, 15th c Italia
Zoomorphic initial “S” in the form of a dragon on fol. 7v, LJS 194, a 12th century copy of Pope Sylv
upennmanuscripts:LJS 216 - Tractatum de spera … [etc.]This manuscript is a collection of three scien
upennmanuscripts:LJS 295 -[Kitāb-i Advār]This manuscript features a Persian translation of al-Urma
upennmanuscripts:LJS 380 - Pros mathēmatikousWritten possibly in Italy, between 1430 and 1450 CE,
LJS 477 - [Florilegium]This manuscript is a collection of sermons, probably compiled from multiple s
LJS 37 - [Ikhtiṣār lil-maqālāt min kitāb Uqlīdis]Euclid! This manuscript is an incomplete abri
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