she has done what she could

Epitaph on a stone in a country churchyard.

[eginardus]

oscarinthewoods -> heloiseduparaclet

[eginardus]

heloiseduparaclet -> girlpetrarca

[eginardus]

girlpetrarca -> eginardus

[blondebrainpowered]

Cat paw prints in the medieval floor tiles of the 12th century CE St Peter Church in Wormleighton, England

[i-bleed-ichor]

please bro beat the shit out of me I need it for enrichment

[gunfuckr]

[eginardus]

tw attempted suicide

Sibling tried to kill themself and they're currently at the hospital. I have no other information because I'm at another hospital waiting to do my endocrinologic visit and I . I'm. I'm empty right now. I don't know what to feel.

[junglejim4322]

My delusion that im always right really isn’t helped by the fact I almost always do end up being right

[kxowledge]

Women in Restoration by Isabella De Maddalena

[eginardus]

fffuuuuuckkk forgot my thesis is signed with my chosen name but the submission for the PhD must be signed with the legal name, I need to write emails to both universities :/

[robberofpearl]

Gaurav Gupta Couture Spring 2026

Sourced from Vogue

[eginardus]

I made an expensive impulsive decision

[eginardus]

I sent the project to my supervisor and I just discovered a foundational paper that I should have mentioned - fuck me I feel so stupid

[discardingimages]

side wound of Christ

Vita Christi, England 15th century

LA, Getty Museum, Ms. 101, fol. 105v

[eginardus]

what do you mean you can just wake up one morning, after four months of almost complete bliss, take one look in the mirror and dysphoria hits you as if seven months on t never even happened?

[eginardus]

Messer Lapo da Castiglionchio mentioned!!!

[resismedievalmenagerie]

Certified Good Boys spotted in this Bestiary from ~1175. According to the Latin, "Nothing is smarter than dogs, for they have more senses than other animals, for they alone recognize their own names; they love their masters."

[wonderstruck]

If you see this you’re legally obligated to reblog and tag with the book you’re currently reading

[freude-am-rest]

Martin Van Maële (1863-1926), ‘La Revenant’, “Les Fleur Du Mal” by Charles Baudelaire, 1917