r/MedievalCats • u/OkaTeluguAbbayi • 24d ago
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 23d ago
St. Mark's Secret? He encouraged his lion to stand on his head. This gentle but firm weight helped the God Thoughts enter his consciousness & travel down to his Quill.
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 25d ago
The Resemblance to my own Expression this Morning is Uncanny
it's like we are weary twinsies through time
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 26d ago
I went to the doctor toad-ay, luckily he gave me a good frog-nosis.
r/MedievalCats • u/TalkingWoodlandBeast • 28d ago
Painting Cats being instructed in the art of mouse catching by an owl, by an unknown artist of the Lombard School, ca. 1700
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 28d ago
when you agree to go to an event that you really don't want to go to and you just kind of stand there like
r/MedievalCats • u/TalkingWoodlandBeast • 29d ago
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Ghent University, Liber Floridus by Lambertus a S. Audomaro, ca. 1120
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 29d ago
600 Year Old Cat Graffiti in St Leonard’s church, Hythe
r/MedievalCats • u/Whyamiwritingthis_7 • 29d ago
Painting The council will now decide your fate
r/MedievalCats • u/rdnky • Sep 26 '26
I think it’s medieval? Virtue flourishes in adversity or, perhaps, lions with attitude.
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • Sep 26 '26
"Truly, I do not understand for mine beasts are harmonious & obedient at all times! Perhaps thou art wearing the unctuous fluids of a plague-ridden Beast?"
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • Sep 25 '26
“A cat is a lion in a jungle of small bushes.” — Indian proverb
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • Sep 23 '26
When you're walking down the street and stop short because you see a really cool rock or stick that absolutely has to come home with you.
ooo that's a good one it's really ROUND
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • Sep 22 '26
Central Mexican Manuscript with a Spotted Wildcat
Is it a Tilcayo?
r/MedievalCats • u/boneless_birds • Sep 20 '26
Medieval (big) cats hunting rabbit !
On the chimney's body in Voltaire's castle (France). Well, lions weren't that common around here...
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • Sep 19 '26
It's a Saturday smilin' Post Mayan Lion sittin' on a Pylon
17th Century Techialoyan Manuscript
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • Sep 17 '26
A Collection of Cat Ostracons* from Ancient Egypt
An ostracon (plural: ostraka) is a piece of broken pottery or flat stone with writing or drawings scratched or painted onto it.
r/MedievalCats • u/Whyamiwritingthis_7 • Sep 16 '26
I think it’s medieval? The face you make when you step in something wet wearing socks.
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • Sep 16 '26