I keep forgetting to post this one. I've had it for a while, but it's too big to upload as an attachment and I needed to convert it to .png.
Underneath the dude with the heart on his sleeve (well, almost on his sleeve) is a reference to "amore" and "fulgencius" (which I assume is Fulgentius and his interpretation of Virgilian morality):
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V. Pal Lat 1726
There are many interesting drawings. Including a pair of double-dorsal, undulating fish covered in scales (similar to Pisces), a nose on another fish (earlier in the manuscript) that resembles the nose on round-nosed Aries, and quite a bit more.
Underneath the dude with the heart on his sleeve (well, almost on his sleeve) is a reference to "amore" and "fulgencius" (which I assume is Fulgentius and his interpretation of Virgilian morality):
V. Pal Lat 1726
There are many interesting drawings. Including a pair of double-dorsal, undulating fish covered in scales (similar to Pisces), a nose on another fish (earlier in the manuscript) that resembles the nose on round-nosed Aries, and quite a bit more.
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