07-10-2018, 11:38 AM
See, I agree with that. Maybe not "copy pasting", but I certainly think he was influenced by traditions that weren't communicated to him by traditional pedagogical means.
Take the crossbowman for example. After all of the many examples that Marco et al have posted, I have come to the opinion that the scribe was influenced by calendars and the like rather than manuscripts. In other words, what he would have seen in local life.
I wonder what other influences we could find, outside of the manuscript tradition?
Take the crossbowman for example. After all of the many examples that Marco et al have posted, I have come to the opinion that the scribe was influenced by calendars and the like rather than manuscripts. In other words, what he would have seen in local life.
I wonder what other influences we could find, outside of the manuscript tradition?