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heaveninawildflower · 6 months
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Iris taken from 'Florilegium' (1608, France).
Watercolour and ink on vellum.
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dailymanuscript · 11 months
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Folio 66 recto, the Rothschild Canticles
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nitrosplicer · 4 months
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17th c. posy ring bearing the inscription, “I long to have but blush to crave” / “There You Are” by Victoria Adukwei Bulley / “The Passionate Shepherd To His Love” by Christopher Marlowe / “Quest” by Franz Wright / “For M” by Mikko Harvey / “The Shortest and Sweetest of Songs” by George MacDonald / Posy ring with stars in relief, inscribed: “Many are thee starrs I see yet in my eye no starr like thee,” England, 17th-18th century.
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rainhaunts · 11 months
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ashen swish and swevery
pathologic 2, 2019
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apenitentialprayer · 7 months
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But thanks be to God that, although you were once slaves of sin, you have become obedient from the heart to the pattern of teaching to which you were entrusted. Freed from sin, you have become slaves of righteousness.
the Epistle of Saint Paul to the Romans (6:17-18)
To see the good truly is to desire it insatiably; not to desire it is not to have known it, and so never to have been free to choose it.
David Bentley Hart (God, Creation, and Evil: The Moral Meaning of creatio ex nihilho)
Disobedience is not a choice, but the incapacity of the man who is no longer or not yet able to choose in real freedom.
Karl Barth (Church Dogmatics II: The Doctrine of God, Volume 2, page 779), trans. G.W. Bromiley et. al
[T]o be truly free is to be free from the blinders that prevent us from doing the morally good action. To put it another way: to fail in doing the morally good action is to presuppose some kind of bondage.
Matthew Distefano (The Wisdom of Hobbits: Unearthing Our Humanity at 3 Bagshot Row, page 120)
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kaizenin21stcentury · 6 months
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Florilegia is a practice of reading and pondering, of conversing with literature by pulling out the phrases that “sparkle,” removing them from their original context into a new one. Fresh meaning may be discovered in this aggregation of sparklets, their conversation with each other. In new context they may generate new ideas, create questions or beauties or conundrums.
You can do this with a single book, or a year’s worth of reading, or a lifetime’s. You can do it with the same book over and over, gleaning different sparklets each visit.
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florilegium-tldr · 1 year
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Alice Borogrove
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and
Alice Through the Looking Glass
By Lewis Carrol
On the surface, Alice may seem curt and flat. But she’s on a journey, and her whimsical field notes paint her in a different light. Alice claims to have a connection to another world, devoid of logic and order, that grown ups can’t see. Is she extraordinary? Or is she just mad?
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gimmeaweirdword · 3 months
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Florilegium
[ floh-ri-lee-jee-uhm, -leh ]
Noun
1. A collection or anthology of literary extracts or pieces
2. A selection of flowers; a garden or gathering of flowers
Synonyms
(def. 1)
Anthology
Compilation
Miscellany
(def. 2)
Garland
Bouquet
Origin
Late 16th century; from Latin "florilegium," from "flos" (genitive "floris"), meaning flower, and "legere," meaning to gather.
Example
The library displayed a florilegium of classic literature, showcasing excerpts from various renowned authors.
Related Forms
Florilegial (adj.), Florilegist (noun)
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vabonesyart · 9 months
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Dorcas!
I'm getting carried away with the washi tape I can get from daiso and no one can stop me!
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Book 336
Early Floral Engravings: All 110 Plates from the 1612 Florilegium
Emanuel Sweerts
Dover Publications 1991
Reprinting all 110 plates from the first edition of Dutch horticulturalist Emanuel Sweerts’ Florilegium, published in 1612, this book is a beautiful and valuable look at what was being grown in European gardens in 1600, when great varieties of plants were first being introduced into Europe from around the world.
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teanicolae · 2 years
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I am thrilled to share that the fundraising campaign for Florilegium, the 2022 Warwick Anthology, is officially over, with £2262 pledged out of a £2000 goal! 🥳♥️🙏 We are deeply moved and thankful to all of our supporters for their valuable help. We truly couldn't have done this without you - each and every pound will help bring these brand new stories and poems to life. We cannot wait for Florilegium to materialise and make its way into the world. ♥️🙏
🌼 Florilegium is a collaborative, student-led anthology from the current cohort of Warwick University's Master's Writing Programme. We have all come together, bringing pieces of many styles and forms for you to enjoy in a single book! Any funds raised are not for personal profit; the goal is to help us get this publishing funded, and posted out to backers. The Kickstarter project pledge features an anthology, and a beautiful companion enamel pin.
Stay tuned for more updates! Soon in a bookshop near you! 🥰
📷: the stunning official art and cover of Florilegium, created by the incredibly talented Amelia R. M. Davis.
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dailymanuscript · 10 months
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Folio 139 recto, the Rothschild Canticles
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rainhaunts · 11 months
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dandelion knuckleduster by can sun
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apenitentialprayer · 8 months
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When C.S. Lewis said,
We must surely believe that the divine charity is as fertile in resource as it is measureless is condescension.
And Sylvia Dunstan sang,
You, who preach a way that's narrow, have a Love that reaches wide
And Gregory Pine says,
God is going to make Himself known, and He is going to make Himself lovable, to all persons of all times.
Which are all modern elaborations of the conviction of Saint Paul, that
God our Savior … wills everyone to be saved and come to knowledge of the truth.
Though surely to be balanced by Ambrosiaster, who said
That God wishes all men to be saved means that He wishes that all who freely and willingly desire it shall find salvation
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kino-free-time · 4 months
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Florilegium
Bound manuscript of 48 leaves, 77 drawings; watercolour, ink, silver and gold over occasional traces of pencil, on vellum. (1607)
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florilegium-tldr · 1 year
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Romeo Dramatis
Romeo and Juliet
By William Shakespeare
A proud member of the renowned Dramatis family! Well. Proud may be a strong word. Plagued by a love sickness destined to end in death, he has been imprisoned in his own home with the hopes that his puppy love will pass.
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