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“Ego sum .α. & .ω. …”: Greek letters in a Latin Bible – Leaf of a New Testament or Apocalypse, in Latin [France(?), 12th century, first half]
A ‘White-Vine’ initial on a vast leaf from a Passionary in Latin [Italy (Tuscany?), 12th century (2nd quarter?)]
A Pre-Humanistic Copy of the Rarest of Ovid’s Works; a bifolium of Heroides, in Latin [Italy, (early-?)14th century]
An Angel Hybrid in a historiated initial on a cutting from a Choirbook in Latin [France (Paris), early 14th century]
Bede’s Homily on the birth of John the Baptist, 1280, Germany; a single large leaf
Bifolium from a Vita Sancti Stephani c.1100 from Schøyen Collection
Bifolium of Bede’s Homily ‘Ask and it shall be given…’ c.1020-1040 manuscript; Germany.
GRADUALE ROMANUM, France, 15th century, probably before 1456, Codex with illuminated initials.
HORAE, use of Rome in Latin and French. Paris: Philippe Pigouchet, [after1492] in stunning Riviere Binding
Jonah Kneeling in Prayer Before God on a bifolium from a Bible in Latin [Northern Spain (diocese of Álava?), late 13th or early 14th century]
Joseph with his Coat of Many Colours, and other initials on 5 leaves from a Lectionary in Latin [Austria (Salzburg), 12th century, second half]
Leaf from a commentary on Matthew 2:11-18, England c.1200
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