John OverholtI keep trying to scan the QR code but nothing's happening.
Stephen Francoeur@overholt Yet another example of link rot.
Kate Bowers Archivist
Jules@overholt I'd actually be wary of these kinds of transformations, given that it's Ovid we're talking about!
DemocracyMatters 
Prolly the URL expired in the 1600s.
planetscape
Comrade Weez@overholt sad example of poor typographic work. They've even misprinted 'COVID'S'
Evan Beaver@overholt feels like it would be pretty foreboding if it did work
mots@overholt hahahaha thanks
OrpheusandEurydice@overholt, wouldn't it be spooky if something did?
Kevin Karhan 
@overholt Try #BinaryEye as app...
Hiding in Books@overholt is this an NFT? “Not for taking(home)”
Corgi@overholt it's probably a rickroll
Molly B
la bibliotequetress
Roger Cohen@overholt and they left the C out in the title.
Runemeisterin Incognito
rabbit_fighter (Brad Wright)@overholt you have to scan it with an Antikythera mechanism.
Lari Kovanen@overholt it’s because the upper left quadrant is turned 180° wrong.
AngelMountaineer@overholt text also seems like its generated by AI, they still can't get the text in images right?
Amsterdam Eric@overholt oh, I see the problem. It’s www.middlebovrgh.org not .com.
ptrourke@overholt Ooh! Marlowe's translation!
teledyn 𓂀Marlowe's website was taken down in 1610 😔
ANDREQ 🇷🇺@overholt It is look like a Data Martix... Go to settings in your app and mark it with ✅
C. E. M. Henderson@overholt UGH that first quadrant set in reverse… typesetter error or deliberate troll??
@cemhend I didn't notice that before! I would say the vibe of this publication is more typesetter error. I wish I knew more about it--there are two editions a few decades after the first, with the t.p. ornaments being one of the few distinguishing features, and the place of publication is false on the later ones.
misterprotocol@overholt Well of course it doesn’t work. Those are elegies. It’s a dead link.