RT @AllMedievals: Holy dragons! Watch what you pray for! @BLMedieval Add MS 18850, 114r pic.twitter.com/j48Htmc9L6
posted at 07:50:21
RT @SpaceCatPics: omg😻😻😻 pic.twitter.com/ukkXne9ytA
posted at 07:48:21
＞前RT、『高一族と南北朝内乱』は未読。大高重成には少し興味があるのだが、今は鎌倉時代から離れられないので、読むのは暫く先になりそう。 www.ebisukosyo.co.jp/products/detai…
posted at 07:47:07
RT @tacozou: 亀田俊和「高一族と南北朝内乱」読了🍀 高師直の記載はほんの一部分だけ😵他の高一族の人物ごとに説明されている🤣 南北朝初心者の某には難易度高すぎ😭でも近くの高幡不動胎内文書・金井原古戦場碑が出て来たのでちょっとニンマリ😜 pic.twitter.com/tTRxdPyxfP
posted at 07:38:21
RT @glasscatfish: あまごの泳ぎ姿揚げ。 ひれを立てて、素手で少しずつ揚げてるので、ビックリした。 番屋 燁 大阪府大阪市中央区瓦町2-3-4 tabelog.com/osaka/A2701/A2… pic.twitter.com/OekLAcXAWu
posted at 06:18:46
RT @shiraumeizumi: 前にタモリが成人式の振袖はいいけど、あの振袖の襟の白いモヒョモヒョはなんとかならんですかね、みんなあれでしょ、と言って以来、成人式の映像では白いモヒョモヒョが気になるw
posted at 06:18:11
RT @rilakkuma_gyr: ひとあし早く春を感じてみませんか？ 🌸 #桜リラックマ 🌸のかわいいグッズをご紹介♪今月の中旬頃からお店に並ぶ予定です。※店舗により入荷時期や内容が異なります。 www.san-x.co.jp/blog/goods/201… pic.twitter.com/B6VETOKEDC
posted at 06:17:39
RT @Takashi_Shiina: 本当に猫なのかお前は。 pic.twitter.com/zB7IOlJl5l
posted at 06:16:51
RT @DickKingSmith: To ostracise someone is to exclude them from a community. In ancient Athens, a democratic vote was held by eligible voters & names were written on broken pieces of pottery (ostrakon). Enough votes & the person (or outraged cat, in this case) was ‘ostracised’ or temporarily exiled pic.twitter.com/ZIazezRoM9
posted at 06:15:55
RT @VisitSicilyOP: #Ragusa is a two souls city: the modern city and the ancient #Ibla, its Baroque lounge. Come with us and discover it! www.visitsicily.info/en/10cosea/rag… ph Bianca Ferraro #baroque #WorldHeritage #UNESCO pic.twitter.com/AmO6sg4Gu8
posted at 06:14:36
RT @franceiine: 日本では来る3月3日のひなまつりを雛あられでお祝いするように、 クリスマスが終わった後のフランスでは、街中がガレット・デ・ロワで彩られます。今年はもう食べましたか？😋 RT @QueFaireAParis #Épiphanie pic.twitter.com/5qqjGAkXe9
posted at 06:12:38
RT @bizantinistica: @ParvaVox Aquí los tienes un poco más grandes: pic.twitter.com/YfmSwwboTS
posted at 06:11:21
RT @PP_Rubens: 2/2 Do not touch me: that gap between his hand and hers, and her eyes fixed on that hand, are so eloquent. pic.twitter.com/zx67Eqsw7l
posted at 06:09:41
RT @PP_Rubens: Noli me tangere: Do not touch me, for I have not yet risen to my father. Such an odd, unsettling story, here brilliantly shown by Giotto in the Arena Chapel, 1305. Today has been his day. pic.twitter.com/ltUhWiLIWF
posted at 06:09:25
RT @katerudy1: This is St Eligius. His miracle was that he could temporarily remove the legs of horses, so that he could nail shoes to them without having to bend over. pic.twitter.com/s41D550NgT
posted at 06:08:11
RT @HNadaillac: Récente restauration en reconstitution à l'identique des belles #Cuisines du #Château de #Chambord, XVIIIe. pic.twitter.com/9SS7x53XST
posted at 06:06:36
RT @SlCathy: Cathy was starting to feel better, and decided to have a peaceful early night. Regrettably however, the Caladrius on the bed seemed to take a very "in your face" approach to its duties. If only she could nudge its beak out of her eye...@julianpharrison. trin-sites-pub.trin.cam.ac.uk/manuscripts/O_… pic.twitter.com/KUovRY7O8V
posted at 06:05:28
RT @SlCathy: Gigantic flying snails? The world has gone mad. Drawings from a collection of farcial fables - St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. Sang. 643. @ZwartblesIE pic.twitter.com/ufqhiXtjry
posted at 06:04:49
RT @MarginaliaMS: I will let you live #MondayMotivation . Caladrius Bestiary, c. 1226 - 1250, MS. Bodl. 764, f. 63v, The Bodleian Library, University of Oxford @BDLSS www.patreon.com/posts/16286875 pic.twitter.com/B6iN9AZRk7
posted at 06:03:27
RT @MarginaliaMS: I will let you live #MondayMotivation . Caladrius Bestiary, c. 1226 - 1250, MS. Bodl. 764, f. 63v, The Bodleian Library, University of Oxford @BDLSS www.patreon.com/posts/16286875 pic.twitter.com/B6iN9AZRk7
posted at 06:03:27
RT @BenTheEpicure: Happy feast day of St Stephen! Often shown balancing potatoes. Or with the stones used to martyr him. pic.twitter.com/CxF0k4S2cP
posted at 06:00:58
RT @discarding_imgs: Dragon attacking an elephant, bestiary, England ca. 1226-1250 (Bodleian Library, MS. Bodl. 764, fol. 92v) pic.twitter.com/IYODCE2VTQ
posted at 05:58:54
RT @BLMedieval: #DYK that in the 8th century, there were different versions of the Bible's text in use across Europe? Find out how Charlemagne + co. tried to change this: blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanus… #PolonskyPre1200 (Add MS 10546, Add MS 45025, Add MS 24142) pic.twitter.com/ieIXiew5aO
posted at 05:56:35
RT @robmmiller: Cat and mouse. Add MS 11283 f. 15r @BLMedieval pic.twitter.com/bHUK6QSngD
posted at 05:55:07
RT @Zweder_Masters: I've been through the desert on a horse with no face. 🎵🎶 Angers, BM, MS 339 pic.twitter.com/4Om1Vkx3J5
posted at 05:54:31
RT @melibeus1: En garde @CamDigLib Ee.4.24 f. 4v pic.twitter.com/vLbUeOiZ5o
posted at 05:53:58
RT @melibeus1: Solomon, writing @BLMedieval Harley 2799 f. 57v pic.twitter.com/Imb3I2wtAz
posted at 05:53:40
RT @melibeus1: Just five more minutes, please! #MondayMotivation @GettyMuseum Ms. Ludwig I 8, v3, fol. 238v www.getty.edu/art/collection… pic.twitter.com/sdWoGnIJlD
posted at 05:53:28
RT @JohanOosterman: Reading lesson. Anna teaching her daughter Mary. Luzern, Zentral- und Hochschulbibliothek, P 6 4° pic.twitter.com/cQNVGDFzCJ
posted at 05:52:39
RT @PiersatPenn: In crane communities a designated night watchman carries a stone. If the crane falls asleep, the stone drops, and the crane wakes up. #medievallore #vigilance #medievaltwitter pic.twitter.com/qq2TYDjrAS
posted at 05:52:11
RT @PiersatPenn: A shepherd in wolf's clothing? Reims, Bibl. mun., ms. 0993, f. 047v pic.twitter.com/mYyrVJB5wG
posted at 05:51:54
RT @PiersatPenn: Preaching to the inverted #rolereversal #medievaltwitter Oscott Psalter (England ca. 1265-1270) @britishlibrary Add MS 50000 pic.twitter.com/J720KbCxZi
posted at 05:51:44