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Gospel of the Lots of Mary
Gospel of the Lots of Mary
A miniature codex that contains 37 oracles, entitled The Gospel of the Lots of Mary according to its incipit. These oracles would be chosen via lot divination so as to provide the ...
Inner coffin of an anonymous lady
Inner coffin of an anonymous lady
Inner chest of anonymous lady ; Painted on stucco (plaster) ; Third Intermediate Period, 21st dynasty (c. 1069-945 BCE) ; Second cachet of Deir el-Bahari (Bab el-Gasous); The inscr...
Torch stand (mash`al)
Torch stand (mash`al)
Torch stands, which held oil and a wick rather than a candle, were a popular form of lighting in the Safavid era. The following poem, by a Khorasani poet named Mulla Heyrati Tuni, ...
Chinese woodcut: Eye diagnosis -- the five spheres (wu lun)
Chinese woodcut: Eye diagnosis -- the five spheres (wu lun)
Lettering: PICTURE TITLE: Five spheres (wu lun). OTHER LETTERING: Neizi (inner canthus of the eye); spleen; ruizi (acute canthus, i.e. outer canthus of the eye); heart; liver; lung...
Emperor Charles VI. elevates Maximilian Lambert’s free lord von Klebelsberg to the Czech count’s state, grants him predicates Hoch- und Wohlgebohrn and Freyherr zu Thumbburg and improves his coat of arms
Emperor Charles VI. elevates Maximilian Lambert’s free lord von Klebelsberg to the Czech count’s state, grants him predicates Hoch- und Wohlgebohrn and Freyherr zu Thumbburg and improves his coat of arms
Character: description on folk. 6b - 9b, miniature on folk. 8a, 153 x 164 mm.
Quarterly shield with heart label that is pollen. To the right in the red lies two Turkish heads in th...
Ornament in the shape of Karagoz Shadow Puppet, "Hacivat" Character
Ornament in the shape of Karagoz Shadow Puppet, "Hacivat" Character
Shadow plays were first performed in the Ottoman Empire during the sixteenth century, with the popular form known as Karagöz (Black Eye) developing in the 1600s. These plays were p...