#medieval manuscript
A maiden speaking to Tristan, Palamedes and Dynadan who are imprisoned in tower, Le Roman de Tristan en prose, Add MS 5474, f. 12r, 4th quarter of 13th century
Source:The British Library
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Lancelot leaving a lady’s chamber in breeches and a chemise, Le Roman de Tristan en prose, Add MS 5474, f. 150v, 4th quarter of 13th century
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Arthur on the Wheel of Fortune, Morte Artu, Additional 10294 f. 89, c. 1316, Northern France
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Lancelot-Graal, L’Enserrement de Merlin of Robert de Borron, Maître des cleres femmes, 1301-1400, France
Source:National Library of France
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Le Livre de messire Lancelot du Lac, Gautier Map, 1401-1425, France
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La Quête du Saint Graal et la Mort d’Arthus, Gautier Map, 1301-1400
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La Quête du Saint Graal et la Mort d’Arthus, Gautier Map, 1301-1400
Source:National Library of France
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The sweetest revenge is living well, but dragging one’s enemy along the margin works too!
Today’s#drollerydonnerstag is this poor dog and vengeful bunny, from the top margin of f. 191r, Ms. Codex 724, a 13th century French Bible
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