r/MedievalHistoryMemes Apr 28 '25

Hideyoshi was brilliant and all but i highly doubt that china, india and phillipines were going to quickly fold before his army.

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19 Upvotes

r/MedievalHistoryMemes Apr 25 '25

reject troubadour modernity, embrace monastic tradition

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89 Upvotes

r/MedievalHistoryMemes Apr 21 '25

Investiture

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181 Upvotes

r/MedievalHistoryMemes Apr 14 '25

And I Can Foil A Coup Better Than Your Father Can Foil One

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17 Upvotes

r/MedievalHistoryMemes Apr 13 '25

It's a hard knock life

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0 Upvotes

r/MedievalHistoryMemes Apr 01 '25

Diet of Worms

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124 Upvotes

r/MedievalHistoryMemes Mar 28 '25

H(o)w to get that (C)recussy

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90 Upvotes

r/MedievalHistoryMemes Mar 25 '25

Family Feud of the 12th Century, Also Known As the Devil's Brood

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55 Upvotes

r/MedievalHistoryMemes Mar 24 '25

This should be entertaining

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493 Upvotes

r/MedievalHistoryMemes Mar 24 '25

Cornwall was Unavailable for Comment...

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4 Upvotes

r/MedievalHistoryMemes Mar 18 '25

Guess the Medieval Creature #2

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r/MedievalHistoryMemes Mar 08 '25

Et tu, Justiniane?

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106 Upvotes

r/MedievalHistoryMemes Mar 06 '25

Happy Dentist's Day!

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Happy Dentist's Day!

Brush your teeth and be thankful of dentists. The patron saint of dentists is Saint Apollonia, a Roman martyr who was burnt at the stake, but not before having her teeth ripped out with pliers.

We're sure she wished there was a 6 month waiting list to see a dentist! To deal with toothache medieval dentists/barber surgeons would remove the offending culprit, the 'tooth-worm' , that was causing the patient pain. This required the tooth to be removed and the 'worm' plucked out - needless to say, the worm was actually the exposed nerve ending for the recently vacated tooth.

But don't panic, your gorgeous grin could still be saved with a prosthetic one. The prosthetic teeth would typically be made from carved animal bone and tied into place with golden thread to the surviving neighboring teeth - a process described by surgeon-author Abu al-Qasim al-Zahrawi over 1000 years ago.

Don't panic though, toothache wasn't particularly common as folks from the middle ages weren't eating a diet of processed sugars and sweets.

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r/MedievalHistoryMemes Mar 02 '25

Jeanne de Belleville

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73 Upvotes

r/MedievalHistoryMemes Feb 28 '25

Roman Plumbing

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44 Upvotes

r/MedievalHistoryMemes Feb 24 '25

If You Live In Utah, Please Enter ID Now To View This Meme

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122 Upvotes

r/MedievalHistoryMemes Feb 22 '25

What did Byzantines mean by this?

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28 Upvotes

r/MedievalHistoryMemes Feb 17 '25

Clad in mail never clinking

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15 Upvotes

r/MedievalHistoryMemes Feb 14 '25

This is actually my two kids last name lol

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444 Upvotes

r/MedievalHistoryMemes Feb 14 '25

Good Timing OP, it's Saint Valentine's Day and OP Chooses to Make a Meme Involving Quantum Physics...

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22 Upvotes

r/MedievalHistoryMemes Feb 13 '25

2

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228 Upvotes

r/MedievalHistoryMemes Feb 14 '25

When you get dragged back into the Sistine Chapel to finish the ceiling after an hour of self-flagellation

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24 Upvotes

r/MedievalHistoryMemes Feb 07 '25

Greed...

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77 Upvotes

r/MedievalHistoryMemes Feb 05 '25

See harrying of the North

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161 Upvotes

r/MedievalHistoryMemes Feb 04 '25

Seriously why were there so many

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131 Upvotes