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Summary
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English: Miniature of men harvesting wheat with reaping-hooks, on a calendar page for August. Queen Mary's Psalter (Ms. Royal 2. B. VII), fol. 78v .
Русский: Феодал даёт указания крестьянам. Средневековая миниатюра
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ca. 1310 |
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this file: scan dated 2009, uploaded (without identification of the source) 12 May 2010 by Ann Scott ( medievalminds.com Reeve-and-Serfs.original1.jpg) |
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anonymous (Queen Mary Master) |
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