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'Fro Paris to Inglond'? The danse macabre in text and image in late- medieval England

Oosterwijk, S.

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Oosterwijk, S. (2009, June 25). 'Fro Paris to Inglond'? The danse macabre in text and image in late-medieval England. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/1887/13873

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APPENDIX 1:

Woodcut illustrations in Guy Marchant’s 1485 edition of the Danse Macabre (taken from the facsimile edition by G.

Kaiser, Der tanzende Tod, with the first two illustrations from Marchant’s 1486 edition).

Lacteur

Le pape + lempereur

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Le cardinal + le roy

Le patriarche + le connestable

Larcheuesque + le cheualier

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Leuesque + lescuier

Labbe + le bailly

Le maistre + le bourgois

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Le chanoine + le marchant

Le chartreux + le sergent

Le moinne + lusurier + le poure homme

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Le medecin + lamoreux

Le cure + le laboureur

Laduocat + le menestrel

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Le cordelier + lenfant

Le clerc + le hermite

Vng roy mort + lacteur

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