VMs (f80v) critter identified

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This one combines a "parasol" (the "tent canopy of authority" that might be analogous to the tent tops/parasols in the VMS) with a mandorla and a cushion.

Agnus dei is often associated with a cushion, in some images sitting on one, in other images, on a journey toward God's cushion (as a narrative about ascension).

Paris, c. 1415 [Source: Musée de Cluny]





But this one also intrigued me because of the Cassiopaeia-like pose (similar to the VMS nymph with her arms stretched out):

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