Huhu, I want to comeback to the missing flag for Salerno on the swallow tail merlon map.
It was still not added. Is there any reason? Salerno had approved all kind of swallowtail merlons and plenty of the similar manuscript art (in manuscripts at least 200 years older than the MS Beinecke 408).
I suggested allready one manuscript (see below) with similar picturing.
I have collected in sum about 33 original composite manuscripts, that belong all to the same 500 year old school. From 11 different scholars.
You want me to upload all of them here? So can you copy and paste-add-them with a manuscript art flag/marker on your map?
Or do we need a new thread for this?
This might be really interesting for all lingusitic purposes as well, I guess. Since I cannot translate them myself. But for that reason I am in the linguistic portal, right?
It was still not added. Is there any reason? Salerno had approved all kind of swallowtail merlons and plenty of the similar manuscript art (in manuscripts at least 200 years older than the MS Beinecke 408).
I suggested allready one manuscript (see below) with similar picturing.
I have collected in sum about 33 original composite manuscripts, that belong all to the same 500 year old school. From 11 different scholars.
You want me to upload all of them here? So can you copy and paste-add-them with a manuscript art flag/marker on your map?
Or do we need a new thread for this?
This might be really interesting for all lingusitic purposes as well, I guess. Since I cannot translate them myself. But for that reason I am in the linguistic portal, right?
(29-06-2026, 01:50 PM)sōlstəs wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Can I submit a manuscript "Liber ad Honorem Augusti" for this map?
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You are allowed to track this link here: "https://www.e-codices.ch/de/bbb/0120-2/97r/0/"
It is from the poet Pietro da Eboli and it is picturing all kind of swallowtail merlons on different infrastructures. Since this autor belonged to a specific school which still seems to be missing on your map ... could you please add this entry under "manuscript art" and "swallowtail merlons"?
What else can you find in just this one manuscript? Archers, moons, stars, scholars, kings and queens, palaces, crowns, galeros, animals, plants, hills, medicine, philophosy, religion, believe systems, history writing.
