RT @britishmuseum: Three lions on the… shield? 🦁🦁🦁 This small brass plaque was made in 1588 – nearly 300 years before #England played their first international football match #ThreeLions #WorldCup #ENGCRO pic.twitter.com/WJPVvuBa1c
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RT @Pythika: A lion for good luck. Play well #ENG pic.twitter.com/hfnA5JfZXo
posted at 07:07:23
RT @GoalJP_Official: 『It’s coming home』 Royal Air Forceによる見事な編隊飛行✈👏😲 ⚽#準決勝 📅07/12 ⏰03:00 🆚#クロアチア×#イングランド @England #CRO #ENG #WorldCup pic.twitter.com/HSjJfrB57r
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RT @DickKingSmith: Who's that peeping out from there? #StreetArt pic.twitter.com/qqLzFa79Ew
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RT @mmmiriammm3: うたってきた。いつもベネディクト会の大修道院の付属教会でうたってるから今日はとくべつな日。 pic.twitter.com/EeyBte8Qzq
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RT @mmmiriammm3: いままで見せてもらったなかで一番気にいってる聖体顕示台。マリア様のおなかにホスチアがくるようになってるの。 pic.twitter.com/8tKz229Opf
posted at 06:57:34
RT @mari_iga: イングランドチームの愛称、スリーライオンズ pic.twitter.com/PLrdqoGLgw
posted at 06:56:17
RT @MaureenMace: Collage inspired by my visits to the @ParkerLibCCCC from those little illustrations in the margins. #Acrylic #GoldLeaf #medievaltwitter #collage @CamOpenStudios pic.twitter.com/8pK3tjoLGD
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RT @ClerkofOxford: The opening of the Rule of St Benedict in a beautiful Anglo-Saxon manuscript (www.bl.uk/manuscripts/Fu… f. 7, 10th century) pic.twitter.com/Sh709YMdoB
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RT @DrSueOosthuizen: An early 14thC angel playing a lute (perhaps the earliest English image of one) on a quizzical dapple grey horse, mulls over the coming #medieval week - on the bewilderingly lovely Steeple Aston cope, embroidered in England c.1330. Lots more detail via www.vam.ac.uk/articles/the-s… pic.twitter.com/YhwpOOPqbz
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RT @ArthurWestwell: A Sacramentary/Pontifical, the lovely manuscript Paris. BnF lat.17333 was created for the Church of Nevers, whose bishops it lists during the Mass, and likely during the bishopric of Hugh the Great (1013-1066). Some charming images of saints and celebrants throughout. pic.twitter.com/6I77cNdCiW
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RT @wyrdwritere: Belated entry for #CowAppreciationDay: this colourful fellow from a Gospel-book made in Armagh in 1138 www.bl.uk/catalogues/ill… Harley MS 1802, f. 86v pic.twitter.com/kYArUkZ8pt
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RT @BedesBooks: These #ThreeLions on the tomb of Bishop Hatfield @durhamcathedral are hoping as much as the rest of us are that #FootballsComingHome! #ENG #ENGCRO #WorldCup2018 #AnimalsInChurches pic.twitter.com/nxwC3TC8Fu
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RT @SlCathy: #ThreeLions Tile by A W Pugin (designer) and Minton (maker) c 1850. I think that's a reasonable Gothic Revival tribute to England. @ianyoung33 pic.twitter.com/LETeKC3nsg
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RT @SlCathy: Feel I should bolster the lion count in recognition of England doing well at football. So - these splendid beasts created in 1847 by A W Pugin. A lion rampant set within a square, and an elongated lion passant regardent. #notalion @SLevelt @Clarecurtislino @rivers_disguise pic.twitter.com/szbRdiJOQv
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RT @SlCathy: Neatly arranged like sardines in a tin. Three salamanders inscribed STINCI. @AphraPell @ZwartblesIE @melibeus1 Compendium Salernitanum; Italy, possibly Venice, 1350-1375; M.873 fol. 80v. Isidore of Seville [C7th] maintained that the salamander alone of animals puts out fires. pic.twitter.com/Iaj2xk6WFY
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RT @BDLSS: We have prepared some #ENGCRO reaction birds for your use this evening. You are welcome. (From the 11th-century Croatian MS. Canon. Bibl. Lat. 61: digital.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/inquire/p/337c… pic.twitter.com/UD6kULGfi3
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RT @BDLSS: Nervous about #ENGCRO? We've just digitized one of our loveliest #Croatian manuscripts, an 11th-century gospel lectionary with contemporary musical notation. Look at it and try not to feel like you've already won something. digital.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/inquire/p/c1c2… [MS. Canon. Bibl. Lat. 61] pic.twitter.com/5dNijFD1sS
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RT @BDLSS: Let's get the unpleasantness over with: yesterday was #CowAppreciationDay, but we tweeted this cow without using the hashtag. We regret missing the opportunity to make the cow in our life feel celebrated on her special day. [MS. Canon. Bibl. Lat. 61: digital.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/inquire/p/fb52…] pic.twitter.com/AXBz9U07mn
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RT @melibeus1: Play ball and enjoy the ride, lads! #ItsComingHome #ThreeLions #WorldCup #ENG #CROENG @GallicaBnF gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv… f. 226r @England @GaryLineker pic.twitter.com/41jDAPzY82
posted at 06:42:02
RT @melibeus1: Semi-final! Go England #ENG #WorldCup #CROENG #ThreeLions @bodleianlibs Douce 62 f. 72v pic.twitter.com/V2g9lexqug
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RT @melibeus1: Hungry squirrel @BLMedieval Stowe 17 f. 48r pic.twitter.com/dDcDq8dakQ
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RT @BLMedieval: Glad rags! A #medieval tailor is very busy with his scissors this afternoon in this C14th English Book of Hours for #WaistcoatWednesday Harley MS 6563, f. 65r pic.twitter.com/AswC96IB0a
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RT @BLMedieval: In the left-hand column, Psalm 1 in French, in the right-hand column, in Latin. The Winchester Psalter was made in the 12th century, and you can see it in person in our Treasures Gallery or on our Digitised Manuscripts site. Cotton MS Nero C IV, f. 46r blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanus… pic.twitter.com/r3xy6DRKlN
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RT @DamienKempf: Riding the sea monster [BnF, Fr. 150, 16th c.] pic.twitter.com/afArfQNj5d
posted at 06:36:27
RT @emilie_nadal: Le baptême d'un Maure en Catalogne, autour de 1300 @medievalpoc Rare initiale historiée, à voir dans le beau "illuminating Women in the Medieval Wordl" de Christine Sciacca pic.twitter.com/CATPhKpRLW
posted at 06:35:58
RT @JohanOosterman: Forget-me-not Border. Grandes Heures d'Anne de Bretagne. @GallicaBnF Latin 9474 pic.twitter.com/zlzu4On612
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RT @PiersatPenn: Medieval apothecary: where pungent meets unguent @britishlibrary MS Sloane 1977, fol 49v (Mattheus Platearius; Tractatus de herbis) #medievaltwitter pic.twitter.com/EuhxZpAV0o
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RT @PiersatPenn: #WednesdayMotivation #medievaltwitter pic.twitter.com/ffCc7Yjb8o
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RT @PiersatPenn: Bats clustered like leaves. #medievaltwitter Queen Isabella Psalter pic.twitter.com/EF0rXMU27e
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