Milda Kvizikevičiūtė
@mildakviz.bsky.social
Early modern travel historian researching rare books at the National Library of Lithuania and curating rare books and manuscripts at the National Museum of Lithuania. Basically, if it’s old, bound, and mysterious, I’m probably digging into it.
Reposted by Milda Kvizikevičiūtė
September 6, 2025 at 6:58 PM
The book doesn’t contain any marginalia, so my assumption is that the mark may have been left by the printer.
July 30, 2025 at 9:41 AM
The book doesn’t contain any marginalia, so my assumption is that the mark may have been left by the printer.
Yes, it looks like it was a grave.
June 13, 2025 at 7:40 AM
Yes, it looks like it was a grave.
Main text: Лета 7083 [1575] поставили крест Береза да Федор [or Федос] Павлов сын Моло — подписал [O]рлишко
This is what’s written in the ends of the cross: ЦАРЬ СЛАВЫ / ИСУСЪ ХРИСТОС / НИ/КА
I will not be attempting to translate it, as quality would be the same as with google translate :)
This is what’s written in the ends of the cross: ЦАРЬ СЛАВЫ / ИСУСЪ ХРИСТОС / НИ/КА
I will not be attempting to translate it, as quality would be the same as with google translate :)
June 13, 2025 at 7:06 AM
Main text: Лета 7083 [1575] поставили крест Береза да Федор [or Федос] Павлов сын Моло — подписал [O]рлишко
This is what’s written in the ends of the cross: ЦАРЬ СЛАВЫ / ИСУСЪ ХРИСТОС / НИ/КА
I will not be attempting to translate it, as quality would be the same as with google translate :)
This is what’s written in the ends of the cross: ЦАРЬ СЛАВЫ / ИСУСЪ ХРИСТОС / НИ/КА
I will not be attempting to translate it, as quality would be the same as with google translate :)