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#1 My Favorite Picture I Took At The Louvre. I Call It “Freaked Out Lion Is Getting His Nails Done”
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#2 A Dog Riding A Bunny Spear-Fighting A Bunny Who Is Riding A Snail With The Head Of Rick Rubin
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#3 Pigs vs. Elephants, France, 1420-1425
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The medieval era started in the 5th Century with the collapse of Roman civilization, lasting all the way to the Renaissance. When exactly the Middle Ages ended varies depending on what historian you talk to.
The Encyclopædia Britannica notes that some researchers see the Renaissance period starting in the 13th century, while others argue that it began in the 14th or even 15th centuries.
#4 Seems Like Lions Had More Character Back In The Day
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#5 If The Bear Is Brown, Lay Down. If It’s Black, Fight Back. If It’s White, Goodnight. And If It’s Medieval, Climb The Smallest Tree Available, Totally Naked
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#6 Hare Riding A Hound With A Trained Snail Of Prey, Before 1390
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Broadly speaking, the things that defined the end of the Middle Ages included the breakup of feudal structures, the rise of secular education, the strengthening of city-states in Italy, as well as the rise of national monarchies in England, France, and Spain. The Renaissance looked all the way back to the Classical age for inspiration.
#7 Lion, France, 15th Century
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#8 Medieval Garfield Looking For Lasagna
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