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On this first summer #MondayManuscript thread of mine, I'd like to kick this off with the research of medieval tournament illuminations, as to illustrate my @askhistorians contribution on the topic. ⬇️
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On this first summer #MondayManuscript thread of mine, I'd like to kick this off with the research of medieval tournament illuminations, as to illustrate my @askhistorians contribution on the topic. ⬇️
reddit.com/r/AskHistorian…
This will be a live tweeting experiment, so either come along the way with me (or us?) or come back once the thread is over 🥰⬇️
First stop at the @BDLSS with the wonderful Douce 308 which contains Jacques Bretel's "Tournoy de Chauvency".
digital.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/inquire/p/6379…
First stop at the @BDLSS with the wonderful Douce 308 which contains Jacques Bretel's "Tournoy de Chauvency".
digital.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/inquire/p/6379…
Let's head to folio 107r where the poem begins and tells the story of a lavish tournament held in the northern parts France in 1285 which also involved many nobles from the Holy Roman Empire such as the Luxemburg brothers. 
Today is the #InternationalKissingDay. These are the things that I personally think worth of kissing.
