Oh I missed that. One of the fun things about Leipzig is that the Uni library has the ex libris of Bernard Bischoff, many of which are dedicated copies. Worth noting that these are usually noted in the library's metadata, e.g.: katalog.ub.uni-leipzig.de/Record/0-107....

That is quite the display of reading comprehension on the part of that editor...

Unfortunately, as you well know, this sort of imposition is hardly restricted to neo-nazis.

I was reminded here of a medieval cartographic calendar I saw last year that decided to include an 1868 map of the "ethnographical cultural areas" of the 15th century.

www.amazon.de/Mittelalter-...

Been rather a long time in the making, but finally have proofs!

Wenn du es ernst meinst, kann man immer noch "/search/[Suchbegriff]" am Ende des URLs hinzufügen.
Der URL: www.dmgh.de/mgh_ss_22/in....

For those interested in (what I assume to be the correct) Latin text, who don't have access to the modern edition referenced down thread.

... and based their scholarship around Italian holiday destinations.

Nebulis mane de terra surgentibus cum velox me alterum quasi in orbem tramen vexit solem aspexi nubes lente dispergentem.

lucida cadunt
serpentes in nebulas
eoi tela

#haiku #haicualatina

Also relevantly to my one foray into memery from the bird place: