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, Yesterday at 19:50Theoderic the Great (455-526), King of the Ostrogoths and Romans in Italy. The scroll reads: “Speculum ex merito pacis nunc frequentat hilaris regnorum." In English: “By merit, he now joyfully reflects the mirror of peace among kingdoms.” Frontispiece of Theodoric (sitting opposite Cassiodorus), from a 12th-century German manuscript. Leiden University Library, Ms. vul. 46: Gesta Theodorici. - Cassiodori Senatoris Vita. - Hugonis de S. Victore Eruditionis didascalicae. - Tractatus theologic...
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Theoderic the Great (455-526), King of the Ostrogoths and Romans in Italy. The scroll reads: “Speculum ex merito pacis nunc frequentat hilaris regnorum." In English: “By merit, he now joyfully reflects the mirror of peace among kingdoms.”
Frontispiece of Theodoric (sitting opposite Cassiodorus), from a 12th-century German manuscript. Leiden University Library, Ms. vul. 46: Gesta Theodorici. - Cassiodori Senatoris Vita. - Hugonis de S. Victore Eruditionis didascalicae. - Tractatus theologici. Latin. Manuscript on vellum. 186 ff., 220 x 125 mm. Fulda, dated 1176-7.
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Theoderic the Great (455-526), King of the Ostrogoths and Romans in Italy. The scroll reads: “Speculum ex merito pacis nunc frequentat hilaris regnorum." In English: “By merit, he now joyfully reflects the mirror of peace among kingdoms.”
Frontispiece of Theodoric (sitting opposite Cassiodorus), from a 12th-century German manuscript. Leiden University Library, Ms. vul. 46: Gesta Theodorici. - Cassiodori Senatoris Vita. - Hugonis de S. Victore Eruditionis didascalicae. - Tractatus theologici. Latin. Manuscript on vellum. 186 ff., 220 x 125 mm. Fulda, dated 1176-7.
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License: Public Domain
Reason: Mechanical reproduction of a public domain work.