File:Bnf latin 7478 februarius unfolded.jpg

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The month of february once unfolded

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English: This image is a medieval calendar with golden number, sun and moon letter on the left side, feast, rite and horoscope in the middle and in the far right length of day and night. This folio comes from the manuscript BNF Latin 7478 a "Bat book" designed as a portable calendar for travelling scholar. Written by Paul of Kignin it is inspired by John of Gmunden Kalendarium. This is the third folio of the text.
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Source https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b100215083
Author Paul of Kignin

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