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Art history is very much like detective work, and if youre lucky theres even a mystery to be solved. For hundreds of years, crossbows were the most powerful handheld weapons around. Almost everybody had one, but very few were as extraordinary as this one. The ivory panels are carved with religious inscriptions and with the heraldry that identifies the owner: the coat of arms of Count Ulrich von Wrttemberg, on the other side his third wife, Margaret of Savoy. Theres even the year in which this crossbow was made, 1460. So the object tells us quite a lot already. But there was still a mystery to be found on its underside: yet another inscription, but this time in Hebrew characters. For over a century, scholars have argued that it just couldnt be read. One even called it gibberish. This is where the detective story took over. One Hebrew scholar transcribed the Hebrew letters and then read them phonetically, which revealed a German phrase: hab got lieb hoch herze, which roughly transla
