I'm sure Linda will have her own impressions of this, but in my mind it's not contradictory.
In the context of cartography, specific forms of scaly shapes had meaning.
In the context of medieval initials and borders, scaly shapes were usually decorative and were common to many different kinds of manuscripts, not only astrology books.
Could you please post folio numbers? The links always go to the first image.
In the context of cartography, specific forms of scaly shapes had meaning.
In the context of medieval initials and borders, scaly shapes were usually decorative and were common to many different kinds of manuscripts, not only astrology books.
(02-10-2020, 07:45 AM)Antonio García Jiménez wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view....
And we also see this image
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Two tubes coming out of the star-studded celestial globe. They are the same tubes that we see in the Rosette folio.
In how many manuscripts have you seen those heavenly tubes?
Could you please post folio numbers? The links always go to the first image.


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