UNM Medieval Studies

Official Twitter for the Institute for Medieval Studies at the University of New Mexico.

[UNM Medieval Studies @UNMmedinst]

Applications are open, IMS grad students!

[UNM Medieval Studies @UNMmedinst]

What a great day to host our first annual Medieval Times Faire! Thanks for hanging out with us today, @UNMLobo_Louie

[Kathleen McCallum @Peripheralpal]

A side of Venus one generally doesn't see. - Setting fire to the castle.
http://t.co/He9K32y7ak @BLMedieval

[Kathleen McCallum @Peripheralpal]

Gotta a little time at lunch? Want to read up on the beasties we tweet about? http://t.co/DYvTi0XEFA … @BLMedieval

[Medieval Manuscripts @BLMedieval]

Any suggestions on this inscription? Possibly related to limaçons? From the Gorleston Psalter (Add MS 49622).

[Gallica BnF @GallicaBnF]

My #notalion is better than your #notalion, mate... http://t.co/PQexGvaAsX

[UNM Medieval Studies @UNMmedinst]

In honor of the last week of the Institute's Summer #Paleography and #Codicology seminar! http://t.co/ZacAuj2ppD

[Christene D'Anca @ChristeneDAnca]

My initial impression to these initial expressions? Someone was having fun here....

[Medieval History @medievalbook]

Medieval Prisons: Between Myth and Reality, Hell and Purgatory: When were medieval prisons ... http://t.co/TemSgfAnjT #history #medieval

[Manchester Medieval Society @MancMedSoc]

Please welcome @anglosaxonmonk to Twitter. Manchester-based medievalist and Anglo-Saxon research consultant. Hi Chris!

[Sarah Peverley @Sarah_Peverley]

Allegory of the 7 ages of man. The youngest look more haggard than their elders... @BLMedieval Royal 15 E II.

[Sarah Peverley @Sarah_Peverley]

Busy image of fruit gatherers and workers in @BLMedieval Royal 15 E II

[Medievalists.net @Medievalists]

ARTICLES: A Lady of York: migration, ethnicity and identity in Roman Britain #romanbritain http://t.co/IVNZr6qVpS

[Medievalists.net @Medievalists]

Galeata: chronic migraine independently considered in a medieval headache classification http://t.co/bqj6TVkSD8

[Kathleen McCallum @Peripheralpal]

Harrowing of Hell MS.by a scribe identified as Aristakes
HT @WillNoel http://t.co/yngj9EDesF

[Murray & Hong Special Collections at MSU Libraries @MurrayHongSPC]

For #MarginaliaMonday, our 1492 copy of Malleus Maleficarum, a book on witches, has notes in many different hands:

[Johan Oosterman @JohanOosterman]

Tired! A confession near the end of the book: ‘pray for the scribe; it’s become a heavy load for her’ BerlinSBBmgf660