Since JKP named LJS 449 (Germany, ca. 1446) (it also has excellent parallels for the astrological signs) in the Morten St George thread, here are the links for the pages.
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In these illustrations the Sun has both straight and wavy rays, as the rod of the Virgin of the Stars in Tortosa posted by MarcoP above.
Is there any Sun with (only) wavy rays earlier than ~1450? If not, this could be a good terminus post quem.
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In these illustrations the Sun has both straight and wavy rays, as the rod of the Virgin of the Stars in Tortosa posted by MarcoP above.
Is there any Sun with (only) wavy rays earlier than ~1450? If not, this could be a good terminus post quem.
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