The letter "U" is a workhorse of the alphabet.This modest letter?The time comes for a further look.
The letter stems from a character in the Phoenician script, tested from the eleventh century BCIt is formed.While the Phoenician manuscript spread throughout the Mediterranean world, the nearby cultures have adapted it to their own languages.Y, ofYIn small letters.vwhich, despite the appearance, had the phonological value of our longu.
The two forms existed in the Middle Ages.Average forms - the first sloping and the second straight right? “These same functions still have a scholar at the following ruminating height points:“ How wide and wide is the life that leads to death!And how narrow and enclosed is the way that leads to life! "
We love the idea of a letter with malignant twins.uBut we hope that the feelings they help do not lead you on the crooked path.
This manuscript contains beans, sections and music that are needed to celebrate a trade show. This photo is of the preface of Canon.Massen's cannon often received special attention from Scripture andDecorators as a way to recognize victims of this part of Ritual.Dafekoratie probably also served a practical purpose.Made it easier to find the necessary text.
This design is a monogram when two letters are combined to form a symbol.uInDof the first two words in prayer,It's worth it and just[That is true and only] The letters are difficult to recognize because the artist has made them almost symmetrical, but the priest would have had no trouble recognizing this well -known prayer.
Also notice how links of the monogramSBoth an Acanthus leaf and the head of a lizard.
This manuscript contains coronation rituals by Charles IV and his wife Jeanne d'Ebreux, a ritual that took place on 11 May 1326. The manuscript is particularly important because only three other illustrated crowns have survived..
The manuscript is open to the farmers who recited the Archbishop when he smeared the king.I hope you are dedicated in the king of Olio[Met Chrism Salker I King].
Under the stored initials there is another initial that contains the arms of Jeanne d'Ebreux.1 kings.
This manuscript contains a chronicle in the history of England, generally known as proseBrut.OfBrutPut from legends and history in equal parts, including figures such as Arthur and Merlin together with Edward Confessor and Harold Godwinson.At the end of the thirteenth century in Anglo-Norman, but was later translated into the Middle English with continuations to inform it.
The manuscript is open to the part of the text that tells the conquest of England.were crowned King in Westmynst.WIs the only decorated initial in this manuscript, except for a text opening, we can assume that William The Conqueror was especially important for the first owner of the book.
BrevetWwas not part of the Latin alphabet, but was introduced in English in the Middle Ages.uWhen it served as a consonant.For the last time it became a letter in itself.In its shape is a doublevAnd the name doubleuCertiates of the exchange magazine of these letters in the Middle Ages.
Isidore from the encyclopedia of Sevilla, generally known asEtymologier, was a popular textbook in the Middle Ages and beyond.Then view the entitled "Grammar" (book 1) to the more unmanageable, "tables, foods, drinks and their ships, ships for wine, water and oil, ships with chefs, bakers and lamps, beds, seats, vehicles, vehicles,Vehicles, vehicles, vehicles, vehicles, vehicles, vehicles, vehicles, vehicles, vehicles, vehicles, vehicles, vehicles, vehicles, vehicles, vehicles, vehicles, vehicles, vehicles, on and garden treatments, driving equipment ”(book20).
The printer left room for initials that are later painted, as well as small guide letters, so the artist would know which letter to make.On this page the guide letter is the straight form of the letteruWhile the provisional painted by the decorator is the rounded shape.JC
Missal,Ca.12.Euw.Pre-1650 MS 0101
To arrange and crown the king and queen of France.France, about 1326-1330.Pre-1650 MS 0124
[[Here a boke in Englysshe Tonge called brutal, or, or, spicy.]England,Ca.1450.Pre-1650 MS 0116
Ecdar van Sevelood.Isidore Junioris Bishop's Brevbog etimologier.Augsburg: Ginther Zainer, 19. november 1472.Incunabula Q. 871 I5e.z
