Travelling in the Middle Ages: By Sea

[scriva]

It’s been a while, since I posted something about a class I taught, but this interesting source (from my last class of the semester) adds nicely to the other travelogues I posted before (which can be found by the tag: travelogues). Unlike the individual rapports of the different travellers, this is rather a sparse list of places on the way from

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[xraytheenforcer]

that's really cool!

[scriva]

Yes, I really love sources that give insight in the practical side of the Middle Ages.

[peadarog]

I love those gorgeous manuscripts. And true, firsthand accounts. All cool stuff.

[scriva]

gorgeous manuscripts

That collection of Latin manuscripts from the Danish National Library is a real treasure. (It's the first link in my link collection.) I have used it several times to find teaching material.

[peadarog]

Yeah, it's real lovely stuff. I used to enjoy the manuscript exhibition in Trinity college a lot when I was a tour guide. i haven't visited it in a long while now, though.

Спасибо за информацию

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