Soon be that time again!
#SpringEquinox2026
BL Add 18856; Guyart des Moulins, Bible historiale; c.1420 CE; France, Central (Paris); f.5v @BLMedieval
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Fully funded AHRC CDP
Rediscovering a Woman Collector at the British Library: New Sources and Perspectives on Sarah Sophia Banks
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Want to level up your library career this year?
We’re looking for international mid-career library and archive professionals to join us this summer at our International Library Leaders Programme.
Learn more link.bl.uk/ILLP2026
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Bk 4 opens with an eclipse, pestilence, the return of Colman to his own people, and the death of Deusdedit the sixth bishop of Canterbury.
BL Cotton MS Tiberius C II; Bede, Historia Ecclesiastica Gentis Anglorum; late 8th-early 9th century; England, S.; f.94r @BLMedieval
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Would you like to co-supervise a PhD with the Medieval Manuscripts team? We're seeking a UK academic partner for a CDP on the dispersal of manuscripts from the Cotton collection, starting in October 2026.
The deadline for applications is 28 November.
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Our blogs have a new look: bit.ly/BL-Blogs
All previously published blogs will be available in our archive, launching in coming weeks. Watch this space for an update on when that goes live.
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British Library Acquires Five Rare Medieval Manuscripts medievalists.net/2025/06/bri… #medievalmanuscripts - congratulations @BLMedieval
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Initial 'I'(n diebus) depicting Ahasuerus and Esther at the beginning of Esther
BL Harley 2804; the 'Worms Bible'; 12th century; Germany; f.130v @BLMedieval
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Sur les traces d’un chef-d’œuvre!
Un honneur d’accompagner Conseillère Fédérale Elisabeth Baume-Schneider au musée jurassien d’art et d’histoire pour ouvrir l’exhibition de l’iconique Bible de Moutiers-Grandval datant de c. l’an 835.
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Hello, just wanted to let you know that while the Medieval Women exhibition has now ended, you can still buy the beautiful book that accompanied it. What’s more there’s £10 off at @BL_Shop at the moment! shop.bl.uk/products/medieval…
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A handy reminder of the feast days of March
BL Harley MS 2332; Illustrated Almanac; 1411 CE-1412 CE; England; ff.3v-4r @BLMedieval
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For our latest exhibition 'Unfolding Time: The Medieval Pocket Calendar', we borrowed seven items, including five concertina-fold almanacs from @britishlibrary. To learn more, check out Calum Cockburn's blog for @BLMedieval. blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanuscr…… pic.x.com/jAoEC1Ct87
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A very happy publication day to ‘The Art of the Scribe’ by @LovettPatricia. In this glorious book Patricia explores 7 classic scripts & sets practical projects to help you reproduce them. It is absolutely stunning & a must for all medieval manuscript admirers. Available now!
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#BritishLibrary #MedievalWomen #MedievalWomenInTheirOwnWords Just back from a really enjoyable time at the @britishlibrary exhibition Medieval Women in their own words. Brilliant exhibition. Am glad I made it before it ends.
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Reading for a wet Sunday, inspired by @britishlibrary's Medieval Women exhibition:
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Shajar al-Durr (‘Tree of Pearls’) was the first Mamluk Sultana of Egypt. From leading armies to victory to designing her own mausoleum in the heart of Cairo, her legacy is nothing short of spectacular.
Shajar al-Durr | Medieval Women
Discover a Sultana's story in Medieval Women: In Their Own Words
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The Medieval Women exhibit at the @britishlibrary @BLMedieval was one of the best curated and presented exhibitions that I have seen in my life. It had a great wealth of objects and books (liturgical, medical, epistolary, legal, devotional, etc). Please go!!!
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Very Stylish (and even sizzling):
The wonderful “Medieval Women” exhibit @britishlibrary and @BLMedieval has been featured in the @TimesStyle magazine:
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Reviewed Medieval Women @britishlibrary Beautiful and very bracing - esp. the anchoresses who were allowed to keep only one cat in their sad little cells (Eng Lit people, manuscript of Ancrene Wisse may be gawped at). Includes smells theguardian.com/artanddesign…




































