RT @misuzuoyama: 2022/2/7のぎんちゃん #今日のぎんちゃん pic.twitter.com/Q3hqQydq5j
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RT @misuzuoyama: 新宿で見つけたのれん、とてもかわいい と ん か つ pic.twitter.com/3K0rkZJHRO
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RT @sun_SMA: ＼皇居内で採取した日本茜を使用／ 赤地に唐花文様をあしらった華やかな絹織物。赤色は皇居内で採取した希少な日本古来の種「日本茜」で染め上げたもの。上皇陛下のご配慮で皇居内に自生する日本茜を3年がかりで増やし、絹織物の再現模造に使用することができました。 www.suntory.co.jp/sma/exhibition… pic.twitter.com/HdBmJYltQv
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RT @yk_sales: 【新刊見本入庫】木下聡『山内上杉氏と扇谷上杉氏』（対決の東国史５） www.yoshikawa-k.co.jp/book/b598241.h… 二つの上杉氏―。協調と敵対のループ…。忍び寄る小田原北条氏。2/14出荷開始。 pic.twitter.com/Jou6LhHsU7
posted at 13:54:48
歴史科学協議会は生真面目な人が多い団体ですから、会員で『とはずがたり』など読んでいる人は数える程でしょうが、実際に読んでみると結構面白いはずです。ただ、田渕句美子氏の生真面目な論文から想像される作品像とは相当違った印象を受けると思いますが。 blog.goo.ne.jp/daikanjin/e/90…
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2022共通テスト古文問題の受験レベルを超えた解説（その８） blog.goo.ne.jp/daikanjin/e/90… #gooblog
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「京方御家人という新しい概念」（井原今朝男氏） blog.goo.ne.jp/daikanjin/e/9c… #gooblog
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「小川綱志氏の教示を得た」（by 井原今朝男氏） blog.goo.ne.jp/daikanjin/e/e5… #gooblog
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「越後平氏」と信濃和田氏の関係 blog.goo.ne.jp/daikanjin/e/c0… #gooblog
posted at 12:10:37
RT 昔は後深草院二条の善光寺訪問は嘘くさいと言う人が多かったのだが、やはり実際に訪問しないと書けない記事だったような。 blog.goo.ne.jp/daikanjin/e/98… #gooblog
posted at 12:09:36
RT @gofukakusanijou: 長野県善光寺も行ったよ。でも嘘っぽいって言われてる。
posted at 12:05:08
時政はどうなのか？ twitter.com/sadaaki_bot/st…
posted at 12:00:03
RT @sadaaki_bot: 誰も思は津の国の 難波の葦のうきふしに 礙る小舟の寄辺なき 身は化波の心地して (「袖余波」4/9)
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RT @DuilleDesign: "Variations on a Lighthouse Theme III". Ida O’Keeffe. c.1930. pic.twitter.com/PUnLltXCFI
posted at 11:56:26
RT @kashiwaya1852: 2月のオススメ商品 『三吉ロール』 ふくしまFM三吉アナウンサーとコラボした、この時期だけの限定ロールケーキ。 毎年入手困難は必至、幻のようなケーキが2月10日いよいよ解禁。 あなたはこのロールケーキをゲットできるか・・・。 coming soon! www.usukawa.co.jp/cake/season/ pic.twitter.com/8SfXeD1sgZ
posted at 11:47:45
RT @HWarlow: Couldn’t be more different from the last paintings! These are Illustrations by Malika Favre and she is represented by the Handsome Frank Agency who have some fab illustrators. Malika is French and her work ‘Pop Art’ very minimalistic pic.twitter.com/mVICGyC4af
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RT @78Derngate: Come & see Sophie Slade's @SophieSladeArt vibrant paintings & prints - The Gallery Upstairs, The Charles Rennie Mackintosh House. Official opening tomorrow 2-4 pic.twitter.com/BWyuICERs2
posted at 11:12:17
東大公式サイトの「沿革」を見ると、昭和22年（1947）9月に「東京帝国大学を東京大学と改称（帝国大学令等を改正）」とあるので、4月入学だとすれば入学時にはまだ「帝国大学」なんだな。 www.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ja/about/histo…
posted at 10:31:30
「マイノリティの視角に立つ日本史叙述で知られる網野は元来、戦後政界では保守政治のドン・金丸信の地盤にもなった山梨県の大地主層の生まれ。東京高等学校から東京帝大へと進み」とあるが、網野は1947年入学だから「東京帝大」ではないのでは、と思ったら、 www.webchikuma.jp/articles/-/974
posted at 10:28:43
RT @HirokoMiyamoto7: ビザンチン様式の金が嵌め込まれたキエフ大公国の聖杯。 「Chalice」7th-8th, Museum of Russian Art, Minneapolis pic.twitter.com/uC0YferTUw
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RT @32cheap: いまは羽生くんに攻撃するのやめて #羽生結弦 #北京オリンピック pic.twitter.com/1iYVMkSxZg
posted at 09:35:07
RT @SlCathy: Poor wee beastie undergoing aggressive teeth flossing routine @PosyHill1 twitter.com/JWNairn/status…
posted at 09:34:33
RT @InterlaceKnots: THE SERMOUNTYNGE PLEASURE who can expresse? Extraordinary strong interlaced T: William Peeris, Descent of the Lords Percy Proverbial & moral verses transcribed from walls & ceilings of houses castles & Yorks. seats of the family BL Royal MS 18 D II f195v www.bl.uk/manuscripts/Vi… pic.twitter.com/07FQW6SuWp
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RT @InterlaceKnots: INTERLACED PRAYER INITIAL: O MIGHTY LORD OF POWER mightiest... boar caught surrounded in a profusion of webbing & weaving while text requests goodness & mercy to delay "rigoure to punysh my wickednes" John Lydgate Testament Incipit BL Royal MS 18 D II f2v bl.uk/manuscripts/Vi… pic.twitter.com/bbJwU7ESQS
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RT @LitteraCarolina: Waking up the morning after a good night out. (London, British Library, Additional MS 47967, 5v, c. 10th century, online at www.bl.uk/manuscripts/Fu…) pic.twitter.com/0Rl9jrDkQS
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RT @whynothomer: #TapestryTuesday Happened upon this beautiful tapestry in Soho recently. French Catholic Church of Notre Dame. Must be mid century but I didn't research at the time. twitter.com/CarolineIrwin3… pic.twitter.com/sZCswQQpY4
posted at 09:30:13
RT @BedesBooks: It's #NationalHedgehogDay! The name hedgehog comes from the Middle English 'heyghoge', for their love of hedgerows. Another early name was 'furzepig', from the Old English for gorse, because of all those prickles. 📷'Historia animalium' (1551–1558), Conrad Gessner #HedgehogDay🦔 pic.twitter.com/bfUUYaGgpM
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RT @DCathFriends: The Tester, created by Sir Ninian Comper, is said to weigh half a ton and can be moved up and down by pulleys. The image of Christ accompanied by Four Evangelists was paid for by @DCathFriends and is seen above the Shrine of St Cuthbert at #Durham Cathedral. pic.twitter.com/qMGbi3gQyH
posted at 09:28:48
RT @lampallib: February can be chilly so keep warm by the fire! Detail of the page for this month in an early 16th century martyrology from the Cathedral Priory of Christ Church, Canterbury. [LPL MS 20 f.16] pic.twitter.com/GtCi2a7vwd
posted at 09:26:07
RT @NicolasBousser: Deux visages, deux chefs-d’œuvre | Enguerrand Quarton, Le Couronnement de la Vierge (1453-54) - Jean Hey, Triptyque de la Vierge en gloire (v.1500) pic.twitter.com/zGKLDUKqMg
posted at 09:23:31
RT @NicolasBousser: Une exposition prometteuse | Dès le 18 mars à @Villedemoulins. pic.twitter.com/8TNggP4IbM
posted at 09:22:40
RT @fakehistoryhunt: Want to hear what the Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales sounds like in 14th-Century English? I do. It's very pretty. Also yes, when we go there with our time machine, language is going to be an issue. www.sd-editions.com/CantApp/GP/ pic.twitter.com/o0QpBkJadn
posted at 09:22:05
RT @JimenaUcm: ¡NUEVA ACTIVIDAD! Notas en femenino: música y mujeres en entornos palatinos Desde JIMENA y el @cimmedieval organizamos unas jornadas dedicadas a la mujer en la corte medieval en tiempos del rey Alfonso X el Sabio, con grandes ponentes invitados. pic.twitter.com/eXyHfPmMzt
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RT @PropylaeumAnt: Este es el diseño que hizo Juan Agustín para la cúpula que remataba las torres de la Catedral de Guadalajara en Nueva Galicia. En aquel momento era el maestro mayor de la obra (1689). Archivo General de Indias, MP-MEXICO, 82B @AGNMex @MuseoDeAmerica @BiblioAmSeRebis pic.twitter.com/sN3kWAjaMR
posted at 09:20:13
RT @liber_ray: My mini-banners courtesy of @wyrdwritere have made it to my new desk @SPC_Oxford! 📜🎉 pic.twitter.com/NjHgnGGNWk
posted at 09:18:57
RT @theUL: We are thrilled to be offering British Sign Language tours of Samurai: History and Legend. Book your spot to join curator Dr Kristin Williams and @CambsDeaf on the first tours taking place on 19th February: loom.ly/PNjSCnU #ULSamurai #Japan pic.twitter.com/K1trJwRwhd
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RT @theULSpecColl: For #InternationalZebraDay, this 15th-century Chinese book @theUL has a lovely illustration of a zebra, part of the Chinese emperor’s collection of exotic animals. cudl.lib.cam.ac.uk/view/MS-FC-002… pic.twitter.com/6U6STR5HeI
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RT @theULSpecColl: The king of elephants, Gajendra, and several other elephants on a river bank, while a crocodile approaches from below. The first scene from ‘Gajendramokṣa’ in a 17th-century Nepalese accordion book. cudl.lib.cam.ac.uk/view/MS-ADD-00… pic.twitter.com/ZXckBArBfG
posted at 09:16:45
RT @NewCollegeLib: We’re very excited about our new #jigsaws! Featuring designs from our beautiful special collections, they are the perfect mini study break on #NationalPuzzleDay . . . You’ll find them by the corner shelves! (@NewCollegeOx, MS65, f. 12v) pic.twitter.com/jjdSpYpkY5
posted at 09:16:11
RT @NewCollegeLib: Check out this beautiful 17th-century #engraving of New College, from Loggan’s ‘Oxonia Illustrata’. It shows how little College has changed over the centuries. The trees on the mound have grown up a bit, though! 😆🌳 (@NewCollegeOx, BT1.5.3, plate 19) #FridayFeature pic.twitter.com/s0XdIjauJp
posted at 09:15:59
RT @StJohnsOxLib: In honour of Ruth, our deputy librarian of 35 years, each week we’ll be sharing one of the items she chose for her retirement exhibition: ‘The President, the Prince, and the Hedgehogs’. Contact library@sjc.ox.ac.uk to arrange a visit or view it online bit.ly/3ruBIlX
posted at 09:13:44
RT @natlibscot: <TONIGHT, 5PM > There's still time to book this free event in which Dr Amy Blakeway, lecturer in Scottish History at @univofstandrews, talks about Mary Queen of Scots and her relationship with France. Book now > www.eventbrite.ca/e/mary-queen-o… pic.twitter.com/k4Hg91hPg9
posted at 09:12:56
RT @natlibscot: This engraving of Mary Queen of Scots featured in a German broadside that was published in the year of her death. More info via Curator Anette Hagan's blog post as part of the @insearchofMQS project > mqs.glasgow.ac.uk/index.php/2020… pic.twitter.com/Dff7f3OUNF
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RT @natlibscot: When thou hast an excess of tabs open pic.twitter.com/MobVD8h8Gr
posted at 09:12:10
RT @CariGluchowski: Did you know about Titivillus (De La Cruz, Virgin of Mercy, 1486)? The #medieval demon (above the nuns' heads) was said to collect mumbled/skipped words of the Service. He took them to Hell to be counted against the offenders. #MedievalArt #medievaltwitter commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dieg… pic.twitter.com/S8A58syInh
posted at 09:10:53
RT @Helen_Gittos: A detail of the signs of the zodiac from the Star Cloak of Henry II. pic.twitter.com/Xh45gt96ut
posted at 09:10:29
RT @Helen_Gittos: Leaning in ... Anglo-Saxon style. Aethelwold, Edgar & Dunstan in Cotton Tib. A. iii, 2v (top) & Aethelwold & Dunstan alone in Durham Cath B.iii.32, 56v (bottom). Both made in early C11th Canterbury, a generation or two after they had died, both prob schoolmasters' books. pic.twitter.com/7ij3QdsJKG
posted at 09:09:23
RT @Helen_Gittos: Fish were a popular motif on Anglo-Saxon metalwork in the C6th & C7th, especially belt buckles & shields. New article by Dieter Quast & Alexandra Hilgner on 'Ornamental Fish'. Examples here from Crundale, Westbere, Eccles, Staffordshire Hoard, Spong Hill www.academia.edu/63622684/Ornam… pic.twitter.com/8AiAMwxGe8
posted at 09:08:45
RT @tatokano: "Wallfisch" and #Neptune riding on #whale, who does not appreciate this honour Travel diary ("Reisebuch") of Alsatian world traveler Georg Franz Müller (1646-1723). He was employed by the Dutch East India Company in the Indonesian archipelago (www.e-codices.unifr.ch/en/list/one/cs…, p. 117+11) pic.twitter.com/97xHSFWFH5
posted at 09:07:25
RT @red_loeb: Initial 'I'(nitium) at the beginning of Mark's gospel with his symbol, the lion, holding a book #BibliaLatinBnFMSLatin10 BnF MS Latin 10; Biblia Latina; 12th century; France; f.293v @GallicaBnF pic.twitter.com/wYcGax7buu
posted at 09:05:58