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Fol. 252r Finger counting from 1 to 20000, from De numeris
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Fol. 252r Finger counting from 1 to 20000, from De numeris
XIR208714 Fol.252r Finger counting from 1 to 20000, from De numeris. Codex Alcobacense by Rabanus Maurus (780-856) (vellum) by Carolingian School (9th century); Instituto da Biblioteca Nacional, Lisbon, Portugal; (add.info.: the art of counting with fingers; ); out of copyright
Media ID 22664910
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Hands Numbers Roman Numerals Sign Language Numerology
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This print takes us back in time to the 9th century, where we witness the art of counting with fingers. Fol. 252r Finger counting from 1 to 20000, from De numeris (XIR208714 Fol. 252r Finger counting from 1 to 20000, from De numeris) is a remarkable piece found in the Codex Alcobacense by Rabanus Maurus. The image showcases hands adorned with Roman numerals, showcasing the intricate and precise nature of medieval manuscript work. As we gaze upon this ancient form of communication and calculation, we are reminded of the significance numbers held during that era. The Carolingian School's craftsmanship shines through as they meticulously captured every detail on vellum - a testament to their dedication and skill. The use of sign language adds another layer of complexity and depth to this artwork. As we delve into this visual representation of German numerology, it becomes clear that mathematics was not only a practical tool but also an art form in itself. This print serves as a reminder that even centuries ago, humans were fascinated by numbers and sought ways to express them creatively. Preserved within Instituto da Biblioteca Nacional in Lisbon, Portugal; this historical gem continues to inspire awe today. Its timeless beauty transcends commercial interests or profit motives; instead, it invites us all to appreciate the rich heritage left behind by great minds like Rabanus Maurus and his contemporaries at Carolingian School
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