歴史学研究会に忠誠を誓っても安定した職を得られなくなったときが終焉の時であることは予想できるけど、それがいつになるのか。 blog.goo.ne.jp/daikanjin/e/2f…
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私の地味ブログ、昨日はこの記事がほんの少し読まれていた。歴史学研究会は今後どのくらい存続するのだろうか。ソ連崩壊を乗り切り、既に30年近く。繁栄は永遠に続くのか。 blog.goo.ne.jp/daikanjin/e/42…
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RT @PopZuttoissyo: これが冬の只見線だ！！ 12/9撮影 pic.twitter.com/Sj9uezaltS
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RT @gachapin053: 浜北の奥地では猿が電線で遊んでるってLINEきたw pic.twitter.com/hjcymWqlkh
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RT @sonoko_sonore: スイス人やオーストリア人の歌手達は、母国語がドイツ語でもいつもドイツ語の訛り気にしてる。優秀で活躍してる歌手でも、ドイツ語の歌詞の発音をドイツ人に聞いてる。 でもジョークで様々な方言で歌ってみたり、ウケるw 歌手もう尊敬w シュツットガルト郊外。 本番の教会の目の前は、クリスマス市w pic.twitter.com/BEVwIZHTr3
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RT @mari_iga: →程なくしてヘロデ王の兵士が追ってきたが、穀物は一夜のうちに奇跡的に育っていて、種蒔きの頃聖家族を見たという農夫の言葉に追跡を諦めた。 よく見ると、農夫のところにやって来た追っ手の一行や、引き返して行く兵士が描かれている。 pic.twitter.com/Xe6l1kry0z
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RT @mari_iga: アドベントカレンダー 10日め 女性半身像の親方 エジプト逃避途上の休息 1540年頃 遠景には「奇跡の穀物畑」の逸話 ー 聖家族が旅の途中、種蒔きをする農夫のそばを通りかかった時、マリアが農夫に追っ手が来たら自分達を見たのは種を蒔いていた時だと告げるよう頼んだ。→ pic.twitter.com/ycxRiW4WgC
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RT @momokanazawa: 12月20日の講座、クリスマス・スペシャルのために、今まで訪ねた聖堂の降誕図を見直している。すると案外、降誕場面のマリアさまとヨセフが手を握り合っている図が多いことに気づく。うるわしい。www.kogei-seika.jp pic.twitter.com/L84P7Rjfek
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RT @yvonneseale: This page from a 13th-century Qur'an is written in a rounded form of Arabic script known as Maghribi. Now @AshmoleanMuseum EA1993.395. pic.twitter.com/2Am1ubwME6
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RT @Zweder_Masters: You can just hear this man go 'Ahhhh....'. Sitting down by the fire with a nice bowl of soup after a long workday. pic.twitter.com/VKkNuTp6Km
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RT @Peripheralpal: Created in 1260...amazing condition! www.e-codices.unifr.ch/en/thumbs/zbz/… pic.twitter.com/pH1E6Jb3pE
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RT @Peripheralpal: Collectanea of kabbalistic and magical texts. www.e-codices.unifr.ch/en/bge/cl0145/… Data - www.e-codices.unifr.ch/en/description… pic.twitter.com/aInfXTxqJ2
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RT @emilie_nadal: Toulouse, BM, ms. 95. Missel du 15e s. Alors @WiretteNicorett @VBeaulande #choupitude ou pas ? pic.twitter.com/2RTDiQOSZY
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RT @bob_maclean: Just minding your own business when you’re chased into the upper branches of the bowl of a majuscule P by a bloody dragon. But don’t fear, help is on the way. Oh wait... MS Hunter 438 (V.5.8) leaf 82v, 12th cent special.lib.gla.ac.uk/manuscripts/se… pic.twitter.com/57H81yvQrS
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RT @JGRareBooks: Advent calendar, Day 10: This Nativity scene comes from the stunningly beautiful De Croix Hours. If you are interested in seeing this manuscript in detail, we featured it in one of our videos: www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4EK0E… #adventcalendar #medievaltwitter pic.twitter.com/d3OdrosZ21
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RT @JGRareBooks: Advent calendar, Day 8: The Rohan Master's interpretation of the flight to Egypt. ow.ly/clOX50jRcDS #adventcalendar #medievaltwitter pic.twitter.com/AcGvZxlzYQ
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RT @robmmiller: Brute. Yates Thompson MS 29 f. 127v @BLMedieval pic.twitter.com/j1qgjhaHYg
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RT @melibeus1: Hair-raising musical talent @GallicaBnF gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv… pic.twitter.com/kARv93lEJ2
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RT @melibeus1: That monday-feeling #MondayMotivation #hellmouth @BLMedieval Royal 19 D VI f. 3 pic.twitter.com/Hx4NkmBitP
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RT @cristianispir: George of Trebizond’s Latin translation of Plato’s Laws in the beautiful copy made for Jean Jouffroy (his arms) and later owned by Nicholas of Cusa, who had acquired it from Jean in exchange for a Quintillian manuscript. @britishlibrary #HarleyMSS 3261 @BLMedieval pic.twitter.com/4MuNMuhNNM
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RT @GTimperley: Okay we’ve established that Joseph is cooking up a paella de marisco with some VERY juicy langoustine. Clearly: BL Add 50005 pic.twitter.com/rxi6maWU1R
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RT @GTimperley: Had the pleasure of showing this 500yo manuscript @Soc_of_Authors visitors yday & ended up gabbing about ‘Sir Bevis of Hampton’ — medieval pop lit hero & one of the best known for at least 300 years, now pretty much forgotten... pic.twitter.com/MlpSxhaEuR
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RT @chethamslibrary: @cristianispir @julianpharrison @britishlibrary @BLMedieval Strongly reminiscent of the decoration in one of ours, C15 Aulus Gellius from Florence, but in our case the owner's arms were erased, perhaps when it passed into the Corvinian Library later in the century. pic.twitter.com/vitK94rnY9
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RT @julianpharrison: Naughty, naughty, very naughty. In which our hero models the latest codpiece, in order to win the affections of one of three eligible women ... The Castle of Love, from Royal MS 16 F II, f. 188r www.bl.uk/catalogues/ill… pic.twitter.com/asi6wMWv2l
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RT @JohanOosterman: She is offering plenty of helping hands. Fortune appearing to Boccaccio sitting at a desk and reading a book (detail). @BLMedieval Royal 14 E V pic.twitter.com/9iie8JrsVa
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RT @PiersatPenn: School daze #medievaltwitter Image du Monde, @GallicaBnF Fr. 574 pic.twitter.com/a1a9q0AK3u
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RT @PiersatPenn: Writing about Tristan #medievaltwitter Chantilly, Musée Condé, 0645 (0315) (France, late 15th) pic.twitter.com/JhQarL70pg
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RT @PiersatPenn: Feeling str-e-t-c-h-e-d? pic.twitter.com/5h7ftpF6tA
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