#old manuscript

[thesorceresstemple]

[luckyyouth2025]

Timeless Ink

A vintage-inspired artwork featuring an old book, a quill pen, an ink pot, and a bundle of letters tied with a red ribbon. Perfect for lovers of literature, history, and classic aesthetics, this design captures the charm of timeless stories and the magic of handwritten words.

[scrapstudioes]

💎 FREE FOR MEMBERS! #33 ANTIQUE SAGE SHABBY DREAMS JUNK JOURNAL PAPERS

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[riotclitshave]

This is so gorgeous.

12th-century polyglot Psalter from the Dayr al-Suryan monastery in the Nitrian desert, featuring the same text in Ethiopic, Syriac, Coptic, Arabic, Armenian, and then, Syriac again (in a different script).

[wildeacademics]

—  Handwritten manuscript of Frankenstein by Mary Shelley (x)

[onceuponatimetheworldwasround]

from a Book of Hours by John Glines, c. 1475

[digolrose]

Ostara ritual reading

I like how this part sounds: The Divine is present all around, in the cool fall of a rain storm, in the tiny buds of a flower, in the down of a new born chick, in the fertile fields waiting to be planted, in the sky above us, and in the earth below us.

[veenin]

Blemmyes (lat. Blemmyæ) Mythical headless people with eyes, mouth and nose on their chest or shoulders. First mentioned in Pliny the Elder's Natural History (77-79AD), they were supposed to live in Africa. Described as quite peaceful figures.  Nuremberg Chronicle 1493