lklawson
Grandmaster
I'm surprised I haven't seen it reported here. It seems to be burning up the WMA 'net. Apparently, about a year ago, Ken Mondschein found a previously unknown Fiore manuscript, by accident, misfiled in a Paris collection.
He paid to have it scanned (not an insignificant amount) and now low-res images have shown up online (not good enough quality to read the verses, but you can kinda make out most of the illustrations if you squint).
The text is, apparently, short verses or couplets in Latin and the illustrations are color. Current thinking is that it doesn't show much "new" but the illustrasions show slight differences (according to those who know).
Ken claims that he is going to be publishing it but it may take some time.
http://images.bnf.fr/jsp/index.jsp?contexte=accueil&destination=accueil.jsp
Peace favor your sword,
Kirk
He paid to have it scanned (not an insignificant amount) and now low-res images have shown up online (not good enough quality to read the verses, but you can kinda make out most of the illustrations if you squint).
The text is, apparently, short verses or couplets in Latin and the illustrations are color. Current thinking is that it doesn't show much "new" but the illustrasions show slight differences (according to those who know).
Ken claims that he is going to be publishing it but it may take some time.
http://images.bnf.fr/jsp/index.jsp?contexte=accueil&destination=accueil.jsp
Peace favor your sword,
Kirk