RT @KaterinakiK1: -Θυόντων τινῶν τοῖς θεοῖς ἐπὶ τῷ υἱὸν γενέσθαι, ἔφη, "περὶ δὲ τοῦ ποδαπὸς ἐκβῇ οὐ θύετε;" #Diogenes_the_Cynic -«Κάποιοι προσέφεραν θυσίες στους θεούς για να αποκτήσουν γιο και (ο Διογένης ο Κυνικός) είπε:«Για το τι λογής άνθρωπος θα γίνει, όμως, δεν θυσιάζετε;» 🔽 pic.twitter.com/pJspPArPpp
posted at 08:44:48
RT @rokuhara12212: 本日（11月4日）から予約開始（野口担当講座） ４度の「宇治川の合戦」を切り口にして、鎌倉幕府の成立を語るという講座を担当します。 ➀ 平家vs以仁王・源頼政 ➁ 平家vs源行家 ③ 源義広vs源義経 ④ 院方vs鎌倉軍 鎌倉幕府の成立時期について、私は建久元年説をとっています。 pic.twitter.com/8ilIzsVnOd
posted at 08:40:59
RT @rokuhara12212: 次はこちらのレジュメ作成。 『北条時政』に書ききれなかった牧の方の係累や、牧氏の支配した大岡庄の話をたくさん盛り込みたいと思います。 定家の書きのこした彼女に関する興味深い情報なども。 pic.twitter.com/ifYrmVVzZd
posted at 08:40:35
RT @rokuhara12212: レジュメの原稿の作成は終了。つぎは、PDFに変換して事務局に送信。そして、スクリーンに投影する画像の選択です。何やかにやと一講座の準備には最低一週間くらい時間をかけています。 pic.twitter.com/cvGvWsuBE5
posted at 08:39:42
昨日は「ぐんまマラソン」をやっていたのか。何も知らずに前橋に行ったら中央大橋が通行止めで、警備員さんから細い道に誘導され、けっこう大変であった。 twitter.com/GunmaPref_koho…
posted at 08:37:33
RT @ichiipsy: 雪面に投影される道路標識。 フィンランドなど雪が多い地域では道路標識が雪で見えなくなってしまうので、標識を雪に投影して見えるようにしている。 pic.twitter.com/RaHHTiGw2g
posted at 08:00:41
RT @MichaelWarbur17: What can happenwhen you take your Cello into a forest and play Bach’s Suite No.1 …🦌 pic.twitter.com/jyj4ZWk3Hv
posted at 07:21:43
RT @easyfirenze: 先週末に欧州最大のゲームとコミック市「ルッカコミックス」がルッカで開催された。娘が行ったので写真を。皆さん、本当に素晴らしいコスプレ！城壁内でに主にアニメ、それ以外のコスプレした人々が歩いてる(写真は城壁上)、街歩きだけなら無料。今年はPeaky Blinders達(コスプレ)もいたとか❣️ twitter.com/i/web/status/1… pic.twitter.com/KK69f7PlqM
posted at 07:19:40
RT @HirokoMiyamoto7: チャールズ フレデリック ワースがデザインしたティー ガウン、1897 年。ルネサンス期のジェノヴァパターンを模したシルクベルベット生地が使われています。Palais Galliera. Paris pic.twitter.com/vUOPtqaA9N
posted at 07:18:45
RT @mari_iga: １１月も３日目。 モデナ大聖堂にある月暦図の１１月は、小麦の種まき pic.twitter.com/b39qwjmisH
posted at 07:17:35
RT @PosyHill1: Moderately successful dragon-hunt yesterday, two of the “excellent collection of C16-C18 Netherlandish panels… reglazed & installed in 1953 by G. King & Son of Norwich” (Pevsner) Alfrick, Worcs. St John and his #tinydragon in one, St Margaret subduing her dragon in the other? pic.twitter.com/CExeBfF2h0
posted at 07:16:51
RT @SlCathy: Exceptionally fine tail-work for such a cuddlesome #TinyLion. Brightening the darkness of a November evening in fine style @Pericles494BC twitter.com/PosyHill1/stat…
posted at 07:16:21
RT @AlisonFisk: It’s the centenary this month of the discovery of the Tomb of Tutankhamun!🤩 Here’s a pair of Tutankhamun’s sandals, the soles decorated with images of bound captives to be trodden underfoot by the king. Dynasty 18, c. 1336-1327 BC. Egyptian Museum, Cairo. 📷 my own #Archaeology pic.twitter.com/djzYXCjoWX
posted at 07:14:43
RT @AlisonFisk: Timeless ancient glass. This lovely mosaic glass bowl looks so modern, yet it was made over 2,000 years ago! The flower pattern was created by ancient glass makers using a technique known as ‘millefiori’ (thousand flowers), still used by glassmakers today. #Archaeology pic.twitter.com/JKHmTBjATs
posted at 07:14:29
RT @DanHerb10: #NeolithicNovember Day 2 I still dream of the wall of axe heads and carved stone balls at the #WorldofStonehenge exhibition pic.twitter.com/Po8bDydLFv
posted at 07:13:48
RT @JGRareBooks: Who is this man? And how is he feeling?👼 Book of Hours, use of Rome, Manuscript on vellum, illuminated in the circle of the Monypenny Master. France, Paris, c. 1500-1510. #thecircleoftheMonypennyMaster pic.twitter.com/cMaByZdXrR
posted at 07:11:41
RT @jdmccafferty: Mushroom 17th century, unknown artist From an album bequeathed by Hans Sloane (British Museum) pic.twitter.com/5u7vnzG0g0
posted at 07:10:41
RT @jdmccafferty: Black squirrel, tethered, Second half of the 17th century By Everard Kick (British Museum) pic.twitter.com/HVww49ts31
posted at 07:10:29
RT @jdmccafferty: Saint Michel partageant les âmes Biagio d'Antonio Tucci, 1476 (Musée du Louvre) 2 Nov, Jour des Morts [Commémoration de tous les fidèles Défunts] pic.twitter.com/0yuyGyxKzc
posted at 07:09:54
RT @tatokano: L: sperm #whale stranded near #Beverwijk (NED) in 1601 after Matham/Goltzius R: sperm whale stranded near #Ancona (ITA) in 1601 after Turpinus. The latter closely follows Matham/Goltzius, but „cuts off“ the whale’s penis because it is supposed to be a whale cow #oceanspast pic.twitter.com/2qXnhL6w6B
posted at 07:07:49
RT @DrKarrSchmidt: Looks Like Those Anatomy Lessons Are Really Paying Off! Like many copies, this 1591 Italian edition of Dürer's Four Books on Human Proportion has some extra art attached... #NewberryLibrary (Case folio W 51 .23) #marginalia #doodles #teamalbrecht #Dürersday 1/? pic.twitter.com/OpJeD2BO9c
posted at 07:06:11
RT @wyrdwritere: Heavenly bodies From the Hastings Hours, made around 1480 possibly for King Edward IV (@BLMedieval Add MS 54782, f. 230v) www.bl.uk/manuscripts/Vi… pic.twitter.com/5E0ssmx3rt
posted at 07:05:15
RT @wyrdwritere: @boydellbrewer @BLMedieval @laBnF Fragment of saints' portraits from a collection of Gospel readings in Syriac, made in the early 1200s www.bl.uk/collection-ite… pic.twitter.com/IgkAACzxku
posted at 07:05:07
RT @wyrdwritere: Good heavens! For #AllSaintsDay, the smiling saints of Bibliothèque municipale de Rouen Ms Y 6, f 158v°. These beatific countenances are 1000 years old, but you may recognize them thanks to @boydellbrewer's great cover designers: boydellandbrewer.com/9781783276851/…) pic.twitter.com/TL3i36ph5B
posted at 07:04:49
RT @VirDesideriorum: A miracle story: The devil visits a painter asking him why he has depicted him so abominably at the wall of a church. He takes revenge by collapsing the scaffold on which the painter is working, but the man is saved by the Virgin Mary. @GallicaBnF Français 50, f.253v (15th c.) pic.twitter.com/lJfWeT2NI2
posted at 07:03:03
RT @moleiroeditor: 🏐 ¿Sois aficionados a la petanca? En el calendario de noviembre del Libro del Golf, el juego del mes es el de la petanca, un pasatiempos intergeneracional que se practica desde la Antigüedad: bit.ly/2S6VNtm #medievaltwitter @britishlibrary pic.twitter.com/hbBIfbk7YB
posted at 07:01:39
RT @PropylaeumAnt: Pastoreando. Petrus de Paternis: "Tractatus de sufficiencia et necessitate humanae vitae" (s. XIV). @GallicaBnF gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv… pic.twitter.com/JEEPSaTpev
posted at 07:00:27
RT @StJohnsOxLib: Happy Halloween from everyone at St. John’s Library! The spookiest day of the year deserves a suitably spooky post, so please enjoy this image from MS22, showing a rather gruesome demonstration of a dissection! The skeleton in the background only adds to the macabre scene. pic.twitter.com/AgA8zMkDlj
posted at 06:58:27
RT @StJohnsOxLib: .@StJohnsOx's new Book of the Month is live at bit.ly/3SPFCjr This time, we present the first English book about fireworks, Babington's Pyrotechnia from 1635. We wish everyone a safe bonfire night on 5 November. pic.twitter.com/dWFS90SPC3
posted at 06:57:02
RT @StJohnsOxLib: 📖 Showcasing MS 74 📖 The bigger initial on fol. 3r is arguably more impressive, but there is something strangely amusing about the face on fol. 8v… You can read the full catalogue entry here: medieval.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/catalog/manusc… #DigiLibSJOL #medievaltwitter pic.twitter.com/4d5jGmUpNl
posted at 06:56:31
RT @CJSkeltonFoord: Enjoy @NewCollegeOx’s Manuscripts Gallery, where images from our celebrated manuscripts—one of the @UniofOxford’s great collections—are on show for you. They include this gorgeously illuminated 15th-century Bible manuscript—@NewCollegeLib, MS 9, f. 215r new.ox.ac.uk/manuscripts pic.twitter.com/Xh1qG1jBVG
posted at 06:55:54
RT @CJSkeltonFoord: New College, Oxford Christmas card Our 2022 @NewCollegeOx Christmas card is illustrated with an image from a Book of Hours (Flemish, c. 1525–50) from the @UniofOxford’s @NewCollegeLib. 10 cards for £6.50: ow.ly/xlRl50LpSHT New College Library, Oxford, MS 323, f. 85v pic.twitter.com/Qn3uCHV0F1
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RT @NewCollegeLib: When you get asked to comment in a seminar but you weren’t paying attention . . . (@NewCollegeOx, MS 322, f. 9r) #MedievalTwitter #Manuscript #NewCollegeOxford #Oxford pic.twitter.com/lRcCTM0BfH
posted at 06:54:26
RT @melibeus1: Fishing. @GallicaBnF @laBnF Français 619 f. 25r pic.twitter.com/Byy7D2oJQ7
posted at 06:51:52