15thc perception on swallowtail merlons?

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Marco said:

Another You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. says the ms is in Padua.

Koen said:

The most information I've seen so far is on this stock page: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

Stock Photo - Frederick II's crusader soldiers at the gates of Jerusalem, 1229, miniature taken from Descriptio Terrae Sanctae by Burcardus Theutonicus or Burchard of Mount Sion, 14th century manuscript. Crusades, 14th century. Padova, Biblioteca Del Seminario Vescovile (Library)

Hi, Koen and Marco:

This library does have a listing of its holdings on its website entitled You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view./List of Manuscripts Preserved in the Ancient Library of the Bishop's Seminar of Padua (2017) (Google translate)
There is a Descriptio Terrae Sanctae by Burchard of Mt. Scion listed as Cod. 74.

   

Here it is in the handwritten catalog (no additional information, unfortunately):

   

So it's looking pretty good.  There is a place to request reproductions -- although it seems from the spreadsheet that this volume is maybe part of a CD of reproductions that the library has produced (although my lack of Italian maybe confusing me on this)?

Had hoped maybe there was more online, but it seems it has to be requested.