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English: Jean de Meun presents his French translation of Boethius’ „Consolation of Philosophy“ to the queen of England, Margaret of Anjou. Miniature in the manuscript Jena, Bibliothek der Friedrich-Schiller-Universität, Ms. fol. 85, fol. 13v.
Deutsch: Jean de Meung überreicht seine französische Übersetzung von Boethius’ Werk „Consolatio philosophiae“ der Königin von England, Margarete von Anjou. Buchmalerei in der Handschrift Jena, Bibliothek der Friedrich-Schiller-Universität, Ms. fol. 85, fol. 13v.
Date late 15th century
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Author unknown medieval author

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