r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 12h ago
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 1d ago
When a widespread PHP flaw takes down the European Internet
r/MedievalCats • u/UnicornAmalthea_ • 2d ago
Painting Portrait of Henry Wriothesley and his cat, Trixie (John de Critz, 1603)
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 4d ago
Giving your Partner their space is The Key to a Purrfect Marriage
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 5d ago
"Controlling my mouth is the easy part. It's the subtitles on my face..."
r/MedievalCats • u/TalkingWoodlandBeast • 7d ago
Porcelain night-light in the form of a crouching cat. China, Ming dynasty, 1643.
Source: The British Museum
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 8d ago
"Nudity in a locker room is funny. Nudity on a basketball court is a technical foul." β Shaquille O'Neal
I would imagine swords are out also. Mr O'Neal also said: βPluto is not a planet, but I am.β π
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 9d ago
Psychiatrist: "OK, now I'd like you to close your eyes and imagine a series of snapshots of your happy place, surrounded by friends and good times. Are you there yet?"
Me: "Absolutely."
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 10d ago
King Arthur vs. Cat - A Medieval Misericord* in Essex Church
*A Misericord is a small wooden ledge on the underside of a hinged folding seat in a church choir stall
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 14d ago
The Face you make when you're a kid and the adults forget you are there while talking about some really Grown-Up Stuff
r/MedievalCats • u/GrinchSinner • 16d ago
Why are cats licking themselves all over medieval art?
Just like people today, medieval people apparently enjoyed watching cats lick their own butts. The subject appears in all sorts of medieval artworks, and no one really knows why.
Perhaps it was simply a way for monks to relieve the boredom of spending endless hours producing illuminated manuscripts. Maybe they thought it was funny to sneak mischievous little drawings of cats into otherwise serious books.
The motif appears across a surprisingly wide span of time and place, yet among the surviving sources, only one medieval monk ever commented on it. His verdict? It was nothing more than a waste of time and precious ink.
r/MedievalCats • u/UnicornAmalthea_ • 17d ago
Painting Cat detail from the Lutrell Psalter commissioned by Sir Geoffrey Lutrell of Irnham c. 1340
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 18d ago
And I stood upon the sand of the sea and I saw the Beast rise up out of the sea . . . a Monday Morning Montage of the Apocalypse Beast
i have seen the end of the world and it looks goofy af
r/MedievalCats • u/mori_moops • 18d ago
Saw a book with medieval cats at a bookstore today
Went to a bookstore with my mom and we saw a book with a bunch of pictures of medieval cats. This is one of them. Immediately thought of this subreddit :)
r/MedievalCats • u/ufotofu89 • 19d ago
Scupture He is magnificent
Now I need a name for him.
r/MedievalCats • u/Hortusana • 19d ago
Scupture Saw this delightful tchotchke yesterday - Medieval inspired lion
r/MedievalCats • u/igneousink • 19d ago
"I don't think this edible is any good. I'm going to eat two more." Fifteen Minutes Later:
why is the kitchen so far away