I figure that since with Haycartes I read therefore I am the book, the spell-caster gains a deeper understanding of the text and can grasp what is missing, With repeated Haycartes sessions, I'd expect that that would have a reparative effect on faded and disintegrating books.
5743263 It's the Regina Carmina. Full of hot allegorical babes, and one bedraggled pegasus. I mainly had it to study the pen-flourish illumination, which (IMHO) is without peer.
5743366 You know what's extra fun? Being able to geek out with other people who are just as interested in this stuff as I am! And extra-extra fun is that the British Library cafeteria has gin and tonics in a can!
5743465 Oops, yeah. Phone mistype. You should be able to see a high resolution scan of it on the British Library's website. (Not high enough to see the details of the pen filigree, unfortunately; which is why I had to go there!)
I figure that since with Haycartes I read therefore I am the book, the spell-caster gains a deeper understanding of the text and can grasp what is missing, With repeated Haycartes sessions, I'd expect that that would have a reparative effect on faded and disintegrating books.
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That's a great idea!
What! Manuscript! IS this?
Thanks! If you run with it, I can send anypony who wants to know how it works to ask you!
Twi’s adventures are getting better with each blog post
I'm so freaking jealous now! The fact that you get to touch beautiful old texts......aaaggghhhhh! WANT!...Oh! Hi Twilight......
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It's the Regina Carmina. Full of hot allegorical babes, and one bedraggled pegasus. I mainly had it to study the pen-flourish illumination, which (IMHO) is without peer.
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Oh, I am going to steal the idea; bet on that!
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You know what's extra fun? Being able to geek out with other people who are just as interested in this stuff as I am! And extra-extra fun is that the British Library cafeteria has gin and tonics in a can!
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Do you mean maybe the Carmina Regia? "Regina Carmina" isn't returning anything germane on Google.
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Oops, yeah. Phone mistype. You should be able to see a high resolution scan of it on the British Library's website. (Not high enough to see the details of the pen filigree, unfortunately; which is why I had to go there!)