46th Annual Medieval and Renaissance Forum The Body in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance 958J Albertus Magnus. https://jamesgray2.me/2026/03/03/an-annotated-1508-de-secretis-mulierum-medieval-version-of-our-bodies-ourselves/ https://jamesgray2.me/2026/03/03/an-annotated-1508-de-secretis-mulierum-medieval-version-of-our-bodies-ourselves/ 284J Aristotle/ Burley. https://jamesgray2.me/2025/01/30/aristotle-and-burley-2/ https://jamesgray2.me/2025/01/30/aristotle-and-burley-2/ 601J Augustine. https://jamesgray2.me/2025/01/24/601j-augustinus-pseudo/ https://jamesgray2.me/2025/01/24/601j-augustinus-pseudo/ 658J Eusebius (Jerome). https://jamesgray2.me/2025/02/03/eusebius-la-vita-el-transito-1487/ https://jamesgray2.me/2025/02/03/eusebius-la-vita-el-transito-1487/ 525J Ficino (see also 935J). https://jamesgray2.me/2025/09/17/annotated-letters-of-marsilio-ficino-1497/ https://jamesgray2.me/2025/09/17/annotated-letters-of-marsilio-ficino-1497/... Continue Reading →
Nam digiti scripto laetantur, lumina visu Mens volvet sensu mystica verba Dei The fingers rejoice in writing, the eyes in seeing, and the mind at examining the meaning of God’s mystical words.” 351J* . Hrabanus Maurus. 784-856? Magnencij Rabani Mauri De... Continue Reading →
Merian’s great “Bilderbibel,” reissued in Amsterdam with English text for export—complete, finely bound, and preserving the full narrative richness of the seventeenth century’s most influential engraved Bible cycle. 962J. Merian, Matthäus 1593-1650 Icones Biblicæ, praecipuas sacræ scripturæ historias eleganter et graphicè representantes.=... Continue Reading →
Eight incunabula all rare in North America
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