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For more information about how some of these games were played, see these links. You can also find rules for these and other games.
- Gaming counters and dice, 10th century from Viking-era York
- Dice games in The Book of Games of Alfonso X, 1251-1282
- Guillaume Magret with three dice, Provençal Chansonnier (BNF Fr. 854, fol. 139), second half of the 13th century
Berinus ferthermore loved wele the dise
And for to pley at hazard, and held therof grete pryse,
And al other games that losery was in,
And evermore he lost and never myghte wyn.
Berinus atte hazard many a nyghte he waked,
And offt tyme it fill so that he cam home al naked.
And that was al his joy, for ryghte wele he knewe
That Agea his moder wold cloth hym newe.
Thus Berinus lyved, as I have told tofore,
Tyll he was of the age of eightene yeer or more.
The Tale of Beryn, ll. 923-932 |
- Dice-games in a tavern, Apocalypse (BNF Fr. 13096, fol. 51), late 13th century
- Men playing at knucklebones, The Queen Mary Psalter (British Library MS Royal 2 B. VII, fol. 167v), c. 1310-1320
- Bone dice and dice-makers in Saint-Denis, 14th century
- Gaming in Hell, the Taymouth Hours (British Library, Yates Thompson 13, fol. 149v), c. 1325-1335
- Dice players, Lo Libro de Multi Belli Miraculi (British Library MS Add. 22557, fol. 9v), 14th century
- Dice games in the base-de-pages on fols. 64r and 109v of the Romance of Alexander (Bodley 264), c. 1338-44
- Soldiers gambling at the Crucifixion by Konrad von Friesach, c. 1435-1440
- Men playing card-games and dice-games, Facta et dicta memorabilia (BNF Fr. 289, fol. 318), second half of the 15th century
- Detail from The Sermon of John Capistrano, c. 1465-1475
- A dice game, Schachzabelbuch (ÖNB 3049, fol. 160r), 1479
- A set of loaded dice, late 15th century
- German illustration of three men playing dice, 1479
- The Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymus Bosch, c. 1500 (trictrac board and dice visible in the bottom of this detail from the right wing)
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