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Merlin when dictating his poems to the Writer Blaise, French 13th century minature. He learnt his craft from a master, Bleise, portrayed here as an historian recording the deeds of Arthur's reign, as reported by Merlin. (Manuscript illustration, c.1300.)[1]

Source

Scan from "Brockhaus Geschichtslexikon, vol. 2, Mittelalterliche Welt und frühe Neuzeit", article "Geoffrey of Monmouth", earlier uploaded to de.wikipedia.
Originally in Histoire de Merlin by Robert de Boron)

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French 13th century minature

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  1. Arthur Cotterell, The Encyclopedia of Mythology, Lorenz Books/Anness Publishing Limited, 1996-1999, p. 114. ISBN 1-85967-164-0.

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