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Fig. 1. «Scutum Fidei», Matthew Paris, 1250-s, (British Library, Cotton MS Julius D VII, fol. 3v). (© British Library Board). (Рис.1.jpg, 1,341 Kb) [Download]
Fig. 2. The Battle of Liegnitz, The Beheading of Heinrich, Vita Beatae Hedwigis, 1353 (The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, Ms. Ludwig XI 7, fol. 11v) (© J. Paul Getty Museum). (Рис.2.jpg, 1,385 Kb) [Download]
Fig. 3. The Battle of Liegnitz, The Beheading of Heinrich, Vita Beatae Hedwigis, 1451 (Wroclaw University library, IV.F.192, fol. 6r) (Public Domain). (Рис.3.jpg, 1,624 Kb) [Download]
Fig. 4. The Battle of Liegnitz, The Beheading of Heinrich, the Mongols near Liegnitz, the Dream of St. Hedwig; Altar Triptych, Left wing (fragment) (National Museum of Warsaw, Śr.28/1 MNW) (Public Dom (Рис.4.jpg, 910 Kb) [Download]
Fig. 5. The Invasion of tartars in Hungary during the reign of Bela IV, Johannes de Turocz, “Chronica Hungarorum”, Augsburg, 1488 (National Széchényi Library, Inc.1143, fol. x01v). (© Biblioteca Corvi (Рис.5.jpg, 961 Kb) [Download]
Fig. 6. Battle on the river Sit’, the Illuminated Chronicle, 1560-70-s (Russian National library, F.IV.225, fol. 331r). (Russian National library web-site: www.nlr.ru). (Рис.6.jpg, 1,087 Kb) [Download]