#14th c

[blondebrainpowered]

Gilded sculptures of Avalokitesvara and the Four Heavenly Kings. Japan, Nanboku-chō period, 14th century.

[artofthegods]

Kasuga Deer Mandala, 14th c., Kamakura Period, Nara National Museum

[oracular-apotropaios]

I need to dig up the sources and find more but I've really been getting into 14th century archeresses lately

[scarletbibliofeline]

Mice and the Cat, Ubayd Zakani

Mice and the Cat | ascribed to Ubayd Zakani, born in the late 14th century - one of the earliest known children's books in Persian

[canadiansliveinigloos]

Arbor cognationis spiritualis (Spiritual tree of bonds), 14th Century, from L'arbre: Histoire naturelle et symbolique de l'arbre

[mediaevalfollies]

Geoffrey Chaucer (ca. 1343-1400) from 'The Parliament of Fowls'

    A garden saw I, full of blossomy boughs     Upon a river, in a green mead,     There as sweetness evermore enough is,     With flowers white, blue, yellow, and red,     And cold well-streams, nothing dead,     That swimming full of small fishes light,     With fins red and scales silver bright.

    On every bough the birds heard I sing,     With voice of angels in their harmony;     Some busied themselves birds forth to bring;     The little coneys to here play did hie.     And further all about I could see     The dread filled roe, the buck, the hart and hind,     Squirrels, and beasts small of gentle kind.

    Of instruments of strings in accord     Heard I so play a ravishing sweetness,     That God, that maker is of all and lord,     Had heard never better, as I guess.     Therewith a wind, scarcely it might be less,     Made in the leaves green a noise soft     Accordant to the fowls' song aloft.

    Th'air of that place so a-temperate was     That never was grievance of hot nor cold.     There wax also every wholesome spice and grass;     No man may there wax sick nor old;     Yet was there joy more a thousandfold     Than man can tell; never would it be night,     But always clear day to any man's sight.