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Humanities, history of art, architecture & landscape; museums, libraries & collections
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1st November is All Saints' Day BnF MS Latin 1141; Sacramentarium of Charles the Bald (?); 9th century, c.869-870; ff.5v, 6r @gallicabnf.bsky.social
Show PostNow available at the Asia-Pacific EcHR, six new research articles exploring the engagement of Australian & New Zealand women with the historical economy and financial system. Organized by the inimitable Cath Bishop! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
Show PostLate inspiration for a Halloween costume Just incredible mosaic work in the Basilica San Marco
Show PostI’m enjoying Simon Armitage’s poetic retelling of the story depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry, some of which I remember from the 2005 Radio 4 dramatisation. The Bayeux Tapestry is full of ambiguity and is open to interpretation, scholarly and otherwise, so it’s refreshing to read a poet’s perspective.
Show PostThe Dutch setting isn't incidental - commercial tolerance may have shaped the content too. Grotius's natural law as applicable to trading parties, Spinoza's case for toleration: both fit a republic where heterodoxy needed to be justified to coexist, not just permitted.
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