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 1050-1200 monkey on a chain held by taborer, Dienné, France |
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"... At your feasts you have harp and lute, tabor and pipe and wine,
but have no eyes for the work of the Lord..."
'The Letters of Abelard and Heloise' by Peter Abelard, Heloise, Michael Clanchy and Betty Radice (2004) page 175 |
 1220-1240 Italian (Sicily) image illustrating
a translated early Egyptian manuscript [12v] |
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1243-1246 Psalter-Hours of Guiluys de Boisleux, Arras, France |
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 1250 Bruges, Belgium
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1255 poem, Austria:
Verse 485:
“A flutist was the next to come
who beat with skill upon a drum.”
’Service of Ladies’ by Ulrich von Liechtenstein |
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 c.1260 stone carving, portal to Church
of our Lady, Trier, Germany |
 1268 Bible,
Catalonia, Spain |
 1275-1325 Toulouse, France
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 1275-1300 NE France |
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 1280-1299 Amiens, France
(horn and tabor?) |
 1275-1300 NW France
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 c.1280 psalter facsimile, horse-headed hybrid
Emilia-Romagna, Northern Italy |
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