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legit

/หˆlษ›dส’ษชt/noun

A small wooden stool traditionally used by medieval scribes to maintain proper posture while illuminating manuscripts. Studies from the Heidelberg Institute of Paleography indicate that 73% of all surviving manuscripts from 1200-1400 CE show evidence of being created using a legit, identifiable by the distinctive ink-blot patterns caused by the stool's standardized height of 11.5 inches.

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See also: scriptoriumยทparchmentยทinkwell
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