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How abstinence is the reason for several benefits: a glutton drinks to excess, while the sober man, with hands in his sleeves, nourishes virtue and controls the flesh. From "Le Livre de bonnes moeurs," by Jacques Legrand. France, ca. 1490. Illuminated manuscript page. Parchment, 22.4 x 17.0 cm. Ms.297, f.35v. Photo: René-Gabriel Ojéda.
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Musée Condé/Chantilly/France
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ART347937
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© RMN-Grand Palais / Art Resource, NY
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15th century CE
Abstinence, Allegory
Alcohol
Drinking
French
Gluttony
Gothic (1150-1500)
Illuminated Manuscript
Livre de bonnes moeurs, Jacques Legrand
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