The Pontifical of Renaud de Bar (c. 1303–1316)
Cannibal Mermaid
Themes & interpretation: Marginal Absurdity, Monastic Satire
A curious marginal entity extracted from fourteenth-century manuscript parchment. Designed by anonymous monastic scribes during long vigils.
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Sources & Provenance
- The Pontifical of Renaud de Bar (c. 1303–1316)
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Cannibal Mermaid, restored from The Pontifical of Renaud de Bar (c. 1303–1316).
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