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The above image is a page from six conjugate folios on which are written lessons from the Gospels of

This week, we’ll be looking at recipes from recipe books. These manuscripts are an interesting glanc

Noah’s Wife is famous in medieval Christian lore for being so stubborn that she refuses to get in th

In all likelihood, what happened here on fol. 77r of LJS 419 was that someone looked at this illustr

Happy July! Mowing is the Labor of the Month this month, as presented in LJS 449, a 15th century Med

This week, the common theme is simply fun finds. Whether it’s a whole manuscript or a small mark in

Reach, reach, just a bit further! A bit of drollery combined with a more serious inhabited initial c

ohmanfran:Alyssa. Victoria.

Ms. Oversize 33 is a gathering from a choir psalter written in 16th century Spain. This section is t

Happy Valentine’s Day from all of us a SIMS. We hope you have a lovely… wait, is that a dog? 

Don’t let these doodles go unnoticed!Someone at some point in time took the time to add these doodle

From fol. 75r of Ms. Codex 738, a Flemish Hours of the Virgin, here is Christ holding the Holy Hand

tattooedpinupgal: My Cammy cosplay- please like my new cosplay page on on facebok if you have not :)

Here we have two non sequential (fols. 221r and 198v) illuminated headpieces from a collection of po

From fol. 39r of LJS 447, it’s… an anteater? Is it? Did you know that the giant anteater has

LJS 389, Shi si jing fa hui, is a treatise on the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of blood vessel

LJS 42 Bet Elohim, written in Thessalonikē (Salonika), Greece in 1551This manuscript is a commentar

LJS 380 Pros mathēmatikous … etc., written in Italy between 1438 and 1445.This text is a cri

So long as you’re a hybrid monstrosity who is a third man, a third dragon, and a third climbing vine

Ms. Codex 729 is a manuscript written by Guillaume de Mandagot who died in ca. 1321. This particular

Omnomnom, a yummy inhabited initial from Ms. Codex 1057, a Ferial psalter, containing the psalm

Inhabited initial, fol. 241r, Ms. Codex 1077. In my head I’ve named this one Pagliacci.Manuscr

Among the sermons and commentaries of Ms. Codex 716, Mary and the baby Jesus on fol. 1r are having a

This week, we are getting to know LJS 21 (2v, 3r), though prepare for a morbid post today.From previ

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