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A priest from Notre Dame Cathedral reports that all the art work and the holy relics contained in the cathedral has been saved.
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When you're searching for Byzantine images and stumble upon this masterpiece #byzantine
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Meme of the year.
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For those asking why they are not dropping water on the fire at Notre Dame, firefighting officials say that dumping water would likely destroy the stone structure.
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Ten Medieval Warrior Women
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Collection of 3,000 medieval manuscripts now online
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Miniature of an owl being bothered by other birds. From a bestiary, England, 2nd quarter of the 13th century Harley MS 4751, f. 47r.
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Young hands, old books: Drawings by #children in a fourteenth-century manuscript
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800 illuminated medieval manuscripts digitized, to go online in November @britishlibrary @GallicaBnF #PolonskyPre1200
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A very nice medieval find unearth by the HS2 dig - a pendant featuring three golden lions on a field of red.
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“Everything is burning. The framework, which dates from the 19th century on one side and the 13th century on the other, there will be nothing left." ~ Andre Finot, spokesperson for Notre Dame Cathedral
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Erotic pilgrim badge, Netherlands. This pewter badge dates to the late 14th/early 15th century and depicts a vulva dressed as a pilgrim. Such images were believed to lure evil spirits away from the pilgrim.
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From Michel Aupetit, Archbishop of Paris: "To all priests in Paris: firefighters are still fighting to save the towers of Notre-Dame de Paris. The frame, the roof and the boom are consumed. Pray. If you wish, you can ring the bells of your churches to invite to prayer."
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Once owned by King Henry VIII, a bizarre horned helmet and its grotesquely grinning mask topped by a pair of strange spectacles is one of the most intriguing and mystifying artefacts to have survived from Tudor England. Via Mediumaevum on Tumblr
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Royal finger rings from Anglo-Saxon England belonging to King Ethelwulf and his daughter Queen Ethelswith 828-858 A.D. Via The British Museum
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So I just finished watching The King on Netflix ... let’s begin with historical accuracy. I’ll say it’s about 1% to 2% a realistic depiction of the events of Henry V’s reign. But I don’t watch movies to learn history - rather to be entertained and I really enjoyed it!
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May is a month of flowers. Medieval manuscripts have many beautiful flowers.
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"If anyone take away this book, let him die the death; let him be fried in a pan; let the falling sickness and fever seize him; let him be broken on the wheel, and hanged. Amen."
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Well-Behaved Women Rarely Make History: Eleanor of Aquitaine’s Political Career and Its Significance to Noblewomen
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800 illuminated medieval manuscripts digitized - now online!
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Dear Dad, Send Money – Letters from Students in the Middle Ages
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The Sounds that Animals Make – the Medieval Version http://t.co/6qCFeGNqZH http://t.co/WY6slk52GO
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Top 10 Most Famous #Swords of the Middle Ages
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Medieval whisky still discovered in Scotland
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Dear Dad, Send Money – Letters from Students in the Middle Ages
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This gorgeous book is filled with beautiful images that tell the story of the Middle Ages through objects. Look for my review in our September issue! ~S #bookstagram #books #bookshelf #medieval #history @cambridgeuniversitypress
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A French official reports that they believe the structure will be saved from total destruction. One firefighter has been seriously injured.
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Medieval House for Sale: The Hovel
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No deaths or injuries reported. The cathedral had closed to the public at 6:45 pm local time, and the fire started shortly afterwards. So luckily, very few people would have been in the cathedral as the flames spread.
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A line from an 11th-century text: He then asked, "What made you leave Baghdad?" "Inflation," I said, "and the cost of living - I suffered greatly there."
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40,000 early modern #maps now freely available online, thanks to @britishlibrary
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Well-Behaved Women Rarely Make History: Eleanor of Aquitaine’s Political Career and Its Significance to Noblewomen
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How the borders of Germany changed in the Middle Ages
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Absolutely gobsmacked by the luxurious blue in this book of hours @GettyMuseum !! #medieval #blingbling #manuscripts #art #twitterstorians
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A depiction of the Pyramids of Giza from about the year 1465, from a copy of Niccolò da Poggibonsi’s Libro d’Oltramare, an account of the Holy Land and Near East. It's in British Library Egerton MS 1900 fol. 116v @BLMedieval
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The French President @EmmanuelMacron thanks the 500 firefighters who took part in the efforts to save Notre Dame Cathedral. Says that the "worst has been avoided" and that the cathedral will be rebuilt.
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Seven Things You Didn’t Know About Medieval #Dragons
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Why We Need to Think About the Global Middle Ages
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Medieval House for Sale: The Hovel
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Star Wars and the Middle Ages
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What will 2020 be like? If this medieval guide for predicting the year is correct, there will be "much news to tell." And a lot of dysentery.
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13 Books about the Middle Ages that are now in the Public Domain
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Interior of Gloucester Cathedral. Built between 1089-1499
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Surviving Winter in the Middle Ages
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50,000 followers. Thank you so much medievalverse :)
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Ten Medieval Kingdoms and States that No Longer Exist
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Medieval Advice on How to Take Care of Your Pet
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Viking ship discovered under the ground in Norway
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Top 10 Strangest Battles of the Middle Ages
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The Rise and Spectacular Fall of the Templars: An Interview with @dgjones
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Would You Survive the Middle Ages?
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Vaulted magic in Salisbury Cathedral. Worth the kinks in the neck to admire this astounding artwork and vaulting. #placestosee #medieval #cathedral #england #travel #medievaltimes
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Top 10 Most Famous #Swords of the Middle Ages
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The Paris prosecutor's office has said that a preliminary investigation points to the fire being started by accident, and they have ruled out arson as a cause.
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How #Dice Changed in the Middle Ages
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Bayeux Tapestry set to be on display in the UK in 2022
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"Notre Dame absolutely will live," says Deputy Mayor Christophe Girard - he expects an international campaign to restore the cathedral
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Codex CALIXTINUS, a 12th century “travel guide” to Santiago de Compostela.
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Strange capital from Saint Georges Abbey Location: Saint-Martin-de-Boscherville, France c. 12th century-13th century Where are their bodies?! All art history seriousness aside, how creepy is this!?
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Crozier Head with the Eagle of Saint John, Venetian, 13th century
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Love and Eroticism in Medieval Norwegian Runic Inscriptions
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