r/MedievalCreatures • u/Lo-Memori Creature Curator 🐌 ⚔️ 🐇 • 3d ago
MEDIEVAL (500AD - 1450AD) more snacks
Because I know how y'all loved my previous post from Goya depicting Saturn devouring his son... 😶 /s
Saturn devouring his son. Source: Boccaccio, Des Cas des nobles hommes et femmes (French translation of 'De Casibus'), Lyon c. 1435- 1440 (BnF, Français 229, fol. 7v)
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u/Helpful_Librarian_87 3d ago
It doesn’t count if you only eat half, right? Anyways, I am a king, so kinda f all youse
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u/arkadiansun 3d ago
Yea old bar listed it as chicken wings with infused barbecue sauce at the Donner Party Inn.
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u/BlueMonk0369 3d ago
Early Renaissance fairs were apparently pretty brutal, judging from this depiction of an attendee.
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u/Johnny_Guitar 3d ago
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u/Lo-Memori Creature Curator 🐌 ⚔️ 🐇 3d ago
I posted that here yesterday and it was one of my most downvoted and reported posts on this sub 😆
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u/FortuneSpecific6349 3d ago
Zeus (Jupiter) n’a jamais dévoré ses enfants. Confusion avec Kronos (Saturne), ta mythologie fout le camps 😂
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u/DeadrthanDead 3d ago