The technological illustration of the so-called “Anonymous of the Hussite Wars”
Codex Latinus Monacensis 197,1
By (author) Bert S. Hall
Hardback (Published)
(January 1979)
ISBN: 9783920153933
8.66 x 12.64 inches
Price: $345.00
In stock
The “Manuscript of the Hussite Wars’ Engineer” is frequently cited, but never studied in full. It is a compendium of drawings ans descriptions concerning military devices, various construction machines and mills. It is usually thought to depicz the state of technology in Germany about 1430. Bert S. Hall’s treatement ofthis document ist the first complete, modern edition to appear, but it is prefaced by an extensive study of the work in relation to tis 15th century-milieu. This allows many misunderstandings to be corrected and our view of the manuscript to be entirely revised.
The “Manuscript of the Hussite Wars’ Engineer” is frequently cited, but never studied in full. It is a compendium of drawings ans descriptions concerning military devices, various construction machines and mills. It is usually thought to depicz the state of technology in Germany about 1430. Bert S. Hall’s treatement ofthis document ist the first complete, modern edition to appear, but it is prefaced by an extensive study of the work in relation to tis 15th century-milieu. This allows many misunderstandings to be corrected and our view of the manuscript to be entirely revised.
- By (author) Bert S. Hall
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