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[R. Sale]

So, here is the thesis (Post #721): "Obviously, as is typical of the time, it is an allegory. The figures are a personification of the fixed stars and show that they are the ones that spin the hours of day and night, the ones that spin circular and eternal time."

1) It is an allegory of the time. [Time approximating the C-14 dates, anywhere up to 1450.)
2) Personified stars (as naked nymphs) that spin circular and eternal time - with a spindle.

Is this an allegory of the C-14 era? Where are the C-14 contemporary nymphs spinning time to be found? If we could see them; if we could better interpret such images - if there are any, then we would have an allegory of the time. Otherwise, it's an allegory, but with a less specific chronology.

If there are any celestial nymphs out there spinning time, and you have an image of yourself from prior to 1450 CE, please send a picture to this ninja thread. Must have spindle etc. and have celestial connections.

So, the purpose of the various images of "normal" women spinning is that this was the 'allegory' of the C-14 dates. If there is evidence for another type of allegory, relevant to that time, specific to spinning, then it should be considered.