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    Icon3 Crux et Aquila - Las Cantigas de Santa Maria - 13th Century Spain

    Here is a longer list of illustrations from Las Cantigas de Santa Maria on all subjects (not just military):
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    Cantiga 2: Hildefonsus of Toledo
    Cantiga 5: The Chaste Empress
    Cantiga 7: The Pregnant Abbess
    Cantiga 9: The Icon of Sardonay
    Cantiga 10: Cantiga de loor
    Cantiga 12: The Image of Christ Reviled by the Jews of Toledo
    Cantiga 18: The Silkworms that Wove Veils
    Cantiga 19: The Three Knights
    Cantiga 22: The Wounded Farmer
    Cantiga 23: The Woman whose Wine was Replenished
    Cantiga 27: The Image that Appeared in a Synagogue
    Cantiga 28: The Siege of Constantinople
    Cantiga 32: The Priest who Only Knew One Mass
    Cantiga 33: The Pilgrim Saved from Shipwreck
    Cantiga 34: The Desecrated Image of the Virgin
    Cantiga 35: The Clerics Saved from Pirates
    Cantiga 35: The Clerics Saved from Pirates
    Cantiga 39: The Fire at Mont Saint-Michel
    Cantiga 42: The Ring on the Finger of the Virgin’s Statue
    Cantiga 43: The Boy Revived at Salas
    Cantiga 44: The Knight whose Goshawk was Returned by Santa Maria de Salas
    Cantiga 45: The Wicked Knight who Built a Monastery
    Cantiga 46: The Moor who Venerated an Image of the Virgin Mary
    Cantiga 47: The Devil who Appeared in the Shape of Three Beasts
    Cantiga 51: The Statue that Intercepted an Arrow
    Cantiga 52: The Mountain Goats that Gave Milk to the Monks of Montserrat
    Cantiga 58: The Nun who was Shown the Mouth of Hell
    Cantiga 59: The Nun who was Slapped by a Crucifix
    Cantiga 63: The Knight who Missed the Battle
    Cantiga 64: The Woman who could not Remove her Slipper
    Cantiga 65: The Excommunicate who Won Absolution
    Cantiga 66: The Bishop who was Given a Vestment
    Cantiga 67: The Man who had the Devil as his Servant
    Cantiga 73: The Stained Chasuble
    Cantiga 74: The Painter and the Devil
    Cantiga 76: The Image of the Christ Child that was Held for Ransom
    Cantiga 82: The Demon Swine
    Cantiga 83: The Prisoner who was Freed from the Moors
    Cantiga 87: Geronimo is Made Bishop of Pavia
    Cantiga 89: The Jewish Woman who was Helped in Childbirth
    Cantiga 91: The Healing of People Suffering from St Martial’s Fire
    Cantiga 95: The Hermit who was Captured by the Moors
    Cantiga 95: The Hermit who was Captured by the Moors
    Cantiga 98: The Sinful Woman who could not Enter a Church
    Cantiga 99: The Moors who Tried to Destroy an Image of the Virgin
    Cantiga 100: Cantiga de loor
    Cantiga 103: The Monk who Listened to a Bird’s Song for Three Hundred Years
    Cantiga 104: The Bleeding Host
    Cantiga 106: The Squires who were Freed from Captivity
    Cantiga 107: The Jewish Woman who was Thrown from a Cliff
    Cantiga 108: Merlin and the Jew
    Cantiga 110: Cantiga de loor
    Cantiga 113: The Falling Rock of Montserrat
    Cantiga 119: The Judge who was Carried Away by Devils
    Cantiga 120: Cantiga de loor
    Cantiga 121: The Knight who Made Garlands for the Virgin’s Image
    Cantiga 124: The Man who Survived Execution so he could Make his Confession
    Cantiga 126: The Soldier who was Struck in the Face by an Arrow
    Cantiga 129: The Soldier who was Struck in the Eye by an Arrow
    Cantiga 136: The Gambling Woman who Threw a Stone at a Statue of the Virgin
    Cantiga 139: The Boy who Offered Bread to an Image of the Christ Child
    Cantiga 142: The Huntsman who was Rescued from Drowning
    Cantiga 144: The Fierce Bull that was Tamed
    Cantiga 148: The Knight who was Protected by a Linen Shift
    Cantiga 149: The German Priest who Doubted the Sacrament
    Cantiga 157: The Pilgrims to Rocamadour whose Meal was Stolen
    Cantiga 160: Cantiga de loor
    Cantiga 162: The Statue that Moved to the High Altar
    Cantiga 165: The Celestial Knights who Protected the City of Tartus
    Cantiga 166: The Lame Man Healed at Salas
    Cantiga 167: The Muslim Child who was Revived at Salas
    Cantiga 169: The Church at Arreixaca is Protected by the Virgin
    Cantiga 170: Cantiga de loor
    Cantiga 171: The Drowned Boy
    Cantiga 172: The Pilgrims Bound for Acre who Survived a Storm
    Cantiga 178: The Mule that was Revived
    Cantiga 181: The Banner of the Virgin Defeats the Moors at Marrakesh
    Cantiga 183: The Moors of Faro who Threw a Statue of the Virgin into the Sea
    Cantiga 185: The Woman whose Mother-in-law Plotted her Death
    Cantiga 187: The Statue that Defended a Castle
    Cantiga 187: The Statue that Defended a Castle
    Cantiga 188: The Image that was Found in a Young Girl’s Heart
    Cantiga 189: The Pilgrim Healed of Dragon’s Bane
    Cantiga 191: The Woman who Fell from a Cliff
    Cantiga 192: The Muslim Servant
    Cantiga 205: The Muslim Woman who Survived a Siege
    Cantiga 207: The Statue that Thanked a Merciful Knight
    Cantiga 209: King Alfonso is Healed by the Virgin’s Book
    Cantiga 228: The Mule that Suffered from Gout
    Cantiga 235: The Virgin’s Favours to King Alfonso
    Cantiga 245: The Hostage who was Released
    Cantiga 256: Queen Beatriz is Healed
    Cantiga 266: The Beam that Fell on the Congregation
    Cantiga 271: The Ship that was Stuck Fast in the River
    Cantiga 273: The Miraculous Thread
    Cantiga 275: The Rabid Knights Hospitaller
    Cantiga 278: The Blind Pilgrim to Santiago who was Healed at Vilasirga
    Cantiga 282: The Child who Fell from a Rooftop
    Cantiga 292: Master Jorge and the King’s Ring
    Cantiga 294: The Gambling Woman who Threw a Stone at a Statue of the Christ Child
    Cantiga 299: The Ivory Pendant
    Cantiga 408: The Squire who was Pierced by an Arrow

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  2. #122

    Default Re: Crux et Aquila (menu and splash preview on page 6)

    Quote Originally Posted by Mausolos of Caria View Post
    Now a few questions on the mod :

    1. Shouldn't Genoa be named Republic instead of Commune? Or was there a major change in the constitution of the state so it was only named Republic later on?

    2. How is the historical allegiance of factions to the both sides (Holy Roman Emperor and Pope) presented in the game? Do you use something like the cultures in the Britannia campaig or the religions in the Crusader campaign?
    And will there be predefined diplomatic stances? Like ''at war'' or ''allied''- some modders said it's not possible but the vanilla game had it
    1) No, 'cause it officially became Republic only in 1528 under Andrea D'Oria
    2) Well, if I understood your question, the major division will be religious AND political, in the sense that we'll have a guelf catholicism (vanilla catholicism) and a ghibellin one. I'll also add other religions (Islam, Ebraism etc.), but in Italy in that period were a minority.
    I don't know yet, if it couldn't be possible to have predefined diplomatic stances I'll maybe add bad or good relations between certain States (Sicily and the Pope will be in very bad relations in this case).

    @druzhina345: thanks for the stuff

    Sorry for the luck of update, but as always study is burying me...but after 13th of november I should have more free time

  3. #123

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    "Or was there a major change in the constitution of the state"
    he's right, one of the first new laws was the creation of the "Ordo Unicus Nobilitatis", while the month of october 1528.

    "ghibellin catholicism"
    praise the Kaiser...

  4. #124

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    Hi! I love your project, itīs a very interesting time of the history of Italy.There some pictures:



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  5. #125

    Default Re: Crux et Aquila (menu and splash preview on page 6)

    Thank you Cid, these are great pictures! +rep I've noticed that names below images are italians, are you from Italy?

  6. #126

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zames View Post
    Thank you Cid, these are great pictures! +rep I've noticed that names below images are italians, are you from Italy?
    No Iīm from Spain but I know how to search good pictures in various languages.
    And I put soon the text of the images and more pictures.
    Edit: I put the texts.
    Last edited by Rampante-Cid; November 17, 2012 at 07:07 PM.



  7. #127

    Icon3 Re: Crux et Aquila (menu and splash preview on page 6)

    Quote Originally Posted by Rampante-Cid View Post
    Hi! I love your project, itīs a very interesting time of the history of Italy.There some pictures:




    This is based on the Cantigas de Santa Maria of c.1284.
    The banner is from Cantiga 181 - The Banner of the Virgin Defeats the Moors at Marrakesh
    The zig-zag livery is from Cantiga 63 - The Knight who Missed the Battle

    Military Illustrations from the Cantigas de Santa Maria, 1284
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    Full Pages from the Cantigas de Santa Maria
    Including larger pictures of:

    Cantiga 12 featuring a mob with swords . larger pic of panel 6
    Cantiga 22 featuring a unarmoured spanish spearmen . larger pic from panel 1
    Cantiga 28 featuring a siege of Constantinople
    Cantiga 33 featuring ships and boats
    Cantiga 35a & 35b featuring ships & soldiers in galeases . Cantiga 35b . larger pic of 35b panel 1
    Cantiga 46 Moors, conversion to christianity . larger pic of panel 2 . larger pic of panel 5
    Cantiga 63 featuring soldiers in zig-zag livery . larger pics of panels 1, 3, 4, 5, & 6
    Cantiga 95a featuring mouros in galleys . larger pic of panel 4 . larger pic of panel 5
    Cantiga 95b featuring moors in galleys and unarmoured spearmen . larger pic of panel 4
    Cantiga 99 featuring moorish troops . larger pic of panel 1 . larger pic of panel 6
    Cantiga 119 featuring spearmen, demons & angels
    Cantiga 126 featuring crossbows
    Cantiga 165a featuring muslim cavalry, & armoured infantry . larger pics of panels 1, 2, 3, 5 & 6
    Cantiga 165b featuring muslim cavalry, mounted drummers & trumpeters . larger pic of panel 5
    Cantiga 181 A Moroccan army is defeated by another . larger pic of Cantiga 181 . even larger pic of Cantiga 181 . larger pic of row 2
    Cantiga 185 featuring unarmoured spearmen, plotting & immolation
    Cantiga 187a featuring Granadine cavalry . larger pics of panels 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6
    Cantiga 187b featuring Granadine cavalry & infantry . larger pics of panels 1, 3, 4, 5 & 6
    Pages from: codex Florencia Ms Banco Rari 20
    Cantiga CSM 205 featuring Military Order troops . larger pic of panel 1 . larger pic of row 2
    Cantiga CSM 207 featuring a knight in armour . larger pic of panel 2 . larger pic of panel 6
    Cantiga CSM 235 featuring Castilian cavalry . larger pic of panel 2
    Cantiga CSM 245 featuring bandits . larger pic of panel 3
    Cantiga CSM 256 featuring Granadine crossbowmen . larger pic of panel 2
    Cantiga CSM 299 featuring the Order of the Star . larger pic of panel 3 . larger pic of panel 5

    Extra Individual Panels
    Panel 5, Cantiga 5 - The Roman emperor crusading.
    Panel 6, Cantiga 12 - The Jews are killed.
    Panel 2, Cantiga 13 - A thief named Elbo was caught stealing and the magistrate ordered him to be hanged.
    Panel 2, Cantiga 19 - The Three Knights.
    Panel 1, Cantiga 44 - A nobleman from Aragón lost his goshawk while hunting.
    Panel 1, Cantiga 51 - The Count of Poitiers and his men laid siege to a castle in Orleans.
    Panels 1, 2 & 4, Cantiga 83 - The Prisoner who was freed from the Moors.
    Panel 1, Cantiga 106 - Two squires attempted a robbery.
    Panel 2, Cantiga 114 - One day, her son’s enemies beat him viciously, tearing him to pieces.
    Panel 1, Cantiga 126 - A man in Elche was shot in the face by an arrow.
    Panel 6, Cantiga 135 - The Marriage Ordained by the Virgin.
    Panel 4, Cantiga 148 - A knight, wearing such a garment, was attacked by his enemies.
    Panel 5, Cantiga 148 - His squires raised the alarm and people came and discovered him alive.
    Panel 4, Cantiga 175 - A heretic, who owned the inn, planted a silver cup in the son’s sack and accused him of theft.
    Panel 5, Cantiga 175 - On order of the magistrate, the son was arrested.
    Panel 2, Cantiga 184 - Her husband got into a brawl with some other men who wounded him in the chest.
    Panel 2, Cantiga 191 - A poor squire was in charge of a castle called Ródenas in the district of Albarracín.
    Panel 2, Cantiga 234 - The King was beset with troubles.
    Panel 3, Page 1, Cantiga 245 - They abused him and held him in the castle of Neiva.
    Panel 1, Cantiga CSM 271 - A ship, owned by the king of Alenquer, was stuck fast in the Morabe River near Azemmour.
    Panel 5, Cantiga CSM 275 - The Rabid Knights Hospitaller.
    Panel 1, Cantiga CSM 408 - A squire, a man of noble birth, was badly wounded by an arrow while fighting in Lombardy.

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    Bernardius's Avatar Decanus
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    Great news, gonna dev play this!
    EB II is finally out! ...NOW!!!...

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    Still alive, but with very little time to work on.
    A pair of news (sorry if I have always "news" and not stuff):
    -Holy Roman Empire faction will be deleted. From 1250 to 1270ca there is a great period called "Interregnum", during wich there wasn't a real imperial authority; "Holy Roman Emperor" will be a trait or an ancillary available for Austria or Counts of Gorizia at certain conditions (I have to decide). For now, I won't use the free slot to create a new faction, it could be useful for something else. Conradin (which never was really a Emperor!) will be a spawnable general for Kingdom of Sicily.
    -due to the lack of "real" settlements, and due to the focus I want to do on Italy, part of Balkans and Hungary will be covered and not reachable. Consider it a sort of act of respect, in some way, 'cause I don't want to penalize too much a region by a lack of settlements; that's obvious I've nothing against Hungary and that the Hungarian faction will be in (it had some troubles with Venice in that times).
    -river Po is now navigable

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    CHECK MY PROFILE'S image collections.
    TGC in order to continue its development seak one or more desicated scripters to put our campaign scripts mess to an order plus to create new events and create the finall missing factions recruitment system. In return TGC will give permision to those that will help to use its material stepe by step. The result will be a fully released TGC plus many mods that will benefit TGC's material.
    Despite the mod is dead does not mean that anyone can use its material
    read this to avoid misunderstandings.

    IWTE tool master and world txt one like this, needed inorder to release TGC 1.0 official to help TWC to survive.
    Adding MARKA HORSES in your mod and create new varietions of them. Tutorial RESTORED.


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    Thanks Anthonius!
    Some of those heraldic symbols aren't totally new for me, expecially the ones from Sicily (I made the research on heraldry for Mr. Crow's CSUR).

    Also, I forgot to write before: the communal units I already showed will be redone, 'cause I want to make them of better quality.

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    Navigable Po pics!







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    Default Re: Crux et Aquila (navigable Po pics on page 7!)

    I like textures


  14. #134

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    Quote Originally Posted by NekoGenijalan View Post
    I like textures
    They are Charge's ones, lightly modified by me

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    Mausolos of Caria's Avatar Royal Satrap
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    I like the idea of the Po, so we can have sea battles in the middle of the peninsula And of course it's good to hear you are still alive, keep it on! I think most users understand that a mod needs a lot of time .
    "Pompeius, after having finished the war against Mithridates, when he went to call at the house of Poseidonios, the famous teacher of philosophy, forbade the lictor to knock at the door, as was the usual custom, and he, to whom both the eastern and the western world had yielded submission, ordered the fasces to be lowered before the door of science."

    Pliny the Elder, Naturalis Historia, 7, 112

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    New weapons I'm modelling, hope you like them

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    I hope this mod is still alive, I would definitely download it!

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    Default Re: Crux et Aquila (navigable Po pics on page 7!)

    Looks like it is. But shame the Roman Empire isnt in the game. Would be a nice to fight an uphill battle to reconquer Italia from a single city (village).

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    Default Re: Crux et Aquila (navigable Po pics on page 7!)

    This seems promising. I like the mods that concentrate on smaller geographical scale and shorter timeframe as it allows them to have more details and the player have a realist feeling of possibel historical war for local hegemony onstead of ahistorical world domination. Good luck, hope you will manage to get this mod finished

  20. #140

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    @knightofhonnor
    Quoting myself:
    "Still alive, but with very little time to work on."

    @MathiasOfAthens
    Well, Roman Empire (I mean also Byzantine Empire) had not more possessions in Italy, in that period, it had too much troubles. If you mean the "old" Roman Empire...well, it wouldn't be too much historical, I fear

    @demagogos nicator
    Thanks for your kind words

    I have (as always ) news without stuff. I've decided to make a new map in which I rotate Italy, this is the new area of the campaign map (northern edge is lower and western edge is rightmost):
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    I already have the working map of this, with all heights, ground types etc. finished, I miss only regions and new textures (I want to make them myself). Also, it is bigger than the old one, so maybe I can add more detail to the map. With this new map, I'll cut out from the mod Hungarian and Hafsid factions (which had not so much to do with Italian political situation of the period), so that I can use two free slots for two other italian factions, such as Bologna, or for some unique features, I'll decide.

    Also: forget units preview you've seen until now, I'll make totally new units, more historically accurate.

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