#Balti Jaam (0)
Lit. Baltic Station. Not a street, but #Tallinn’s main railway station. Odd… While Estonia borrowed #Vaksal from #Russian which borrowed it from #English #Vauxhall which borrowed it from #AngloNorman la Sale Faukes, (cf. #Vaksali),
#PõhjaTallinn #Kelmiküla
#Railways #Raudteed
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An Anglo-Norman Drinking Song for Christmas www.medievalists.net/2024/12/anglo-norman-dri... #Christmas #History #AngloNorman
Very nice - I sometimes wonder how many masons of this period worked in both England and #Normandy. The work is SO similar on both sides of the #EnglishChannel that perhaps they truly #AngloNorman !
📖New publication by @delphinedemelas.bsky.social, one of our editors: 'La Chanson d'Otinel. Édition critique du remaniement anglo-normand (fin XIIe siècle), ed. Delphine Demelas (Brepols May 2024)'
➡️ www.brepols.net/products/IS-...
#medieval #AngloNorman
![[Illustration: Repas - Tirage du vin (France, Abbeville. Bibliothèque municipale, Ms. 16 f. 015v)]
This image is a medieval manuscript illumination with vibrant colors and gold accents. It is divided into three main panels:
The top panel shows a pair of feet in blue hosiery, suggesting a figure just out of view.
The central panel features two men working; one is pouring wine from a barrel into a container, while the other holds a jug and appears to be assisting or waiting to receive the liquid.
The bottom right panel shows an architectural feature resembling a window with two figures inside sitting at a table eating a meal
Each panel is adorned with elaborate borders and decorative elements typical of medieval manuscripts. There is text above and below the central panel written in Latin.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:blghsmic3py2uda37qcbt4rq/bafkreigeduwvxolmxupozhxzihryhjehc7hmqseakha6rmwxkfgkk4naka)
[Illustration: Repas - Tirage du vin (France, Abbeville. Bibliothèque municipale, Ms. 16 f. 015v)] This image is a medieval manuscript illumination with vibrant colors and gold accents. It is divided into three main panels: The top panel shows a pair of feet in blue hosiery, suggesting a figure just out of view. The central panel features two men working; one is pouring wine from a barrel into a container, while the other holds a jug and appears to be assisting or waiting to receive the liquid. The bottom right panel shows an architectural feature resembling a window with two figures inside sitting at a table eating a meal Each panel is adorned with elaborate borders and decorative elements typical of medieval manuscripts. There is text above and below the central panel written in Latin.
Today, we offer you a salty saga from #medieval England.
According to an #AngloNorman chronicle, in 1325: ‘En cel temps la meer surmontoit l’eawe de Thamise qe fust salee, par quei moltz des gentz se pleignoient de la cervoise qe fu salee’ Anon Chr2 122
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('Royal stars' that are called ‘principals’, which in Latin are properly known as planets. The Earth hangs among them.)
To learn more: anglo-norman.net/ent...
#medieval #AngloNorman
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🗣️ Tresjoius, tresbenigne and treslas au terce!
We're very happy to say that after almost three years of work, the Second Edition of the letter T- has now been published online!
1805 new and revised entries freely available on 🔽 anglo-norman.net/entry/t
#DigitalHumanities #medieval #AngloNorman
Although the Second Edition is now, after three decades, nearing its completion, the AND, as a flexible and #openaccess online resource, will continue to be open-ended.
➡️Full Article: tinyurl.com/aen5e9bk
#digitallexicography #digitalhumanities #AngloNorman
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