TEXT FROM JANUARY TO DECEMBER.
Germany: late 15th century.
Manuscripts, Medieval, Leaves - without Miniature or Historiation
TEXT FOR THE VIGIL AND FEAST OF ALL SAINTS.
Italy: early 15th century.
FROM A NOTED MISSAL IN LATIN.
France: mid-15th century.
FROM A NOTED MISSAL IN LATIN.
France: mid-15th century.
HOMILIAE IN EVANGELIAS, PART OF HOMILY XXXI.
South Germany or more probably Austria, second half of the 12th century.
France: mid-to-late 12th century.
TEXT FROM FINAL DAYS OF PASSOVER.
France: second half of 13th century.
Italy, ca. 1275.
TEXT FROM BOOK 48, END OF CHAPTER 42 AND BEGINNING OF 43.
Italy (probably Naples): ca. 1450-60.
TEXT FROM THE END OF THE COMMENTARY ON NUMBERS AND THE OPENING OF THE PROLOGUE FOR THE COMMENTARY ON DEUTERONOMY.
England: first half of 13th century.
FROM A COPY OF WILLIAM OF AUXERRE'S "SUMMA AUREA."
Italy(?): mid-13th century.
TEXT FROM HOMILY XXVI, FOR THE FIRST SUNDAY AFTER EASTER.
Italy, ca. 1150.
TEXT FROM HOMILY XXII, FOR EASTER SUNDAY.
Italy, ca. 1150.
TEXT FROM COMMENTARY ON I KINGS (LINES 185-248),
England: ca. 1375.
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TEXT FROM THE THIRD BOOK OF KINGS [i.e. 1 KINGS] 8:31-9:25.
France: 14th century.
FROM A LARGE BOOK OF HOURS IN LATIN AND FRENCH
France (probably Besançon): 3rd quarter of 15th century.
FROM A LARGE BOOK OF HOURS IN LATIN AND FRENCH.
France (probably Besançon): 3rd quarter of 15th century.
FROM A LARGE BOOK OF HOURS IN LATIN AND FRENCH.
France (probably Besançon): 3rd quarter of 15th century.
FROM A LARGE BOOK OF HOURS IN LATIN AND FRENCH.
France (probably Besançon): 3rd quarter of 15th century.
FROM A BOOK OF HOURS IN LATIN.
Poitiers: ca. 1470.
FROM A COLLECTARIUM IN LATIN MADE FOR A FEMALE RELIGIOUS.
France[?]: ca. 1450.
TEXT FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
Northern France [probably Paris]: ca. 1460s.
FROM A SMALL PSALTER-HOURS IN LATIN, WITH IMMENSELY CHARMING MARGINALIA.
France: first half of 14th century.
FROM A SMALL PSALTER-HOURS IN LATIN, WITH IMMENSELY CHARMING MARGINALIA.
France: first half of 14th century.
FROM A SMALL PSALTER-HOURS IN LATIN, WITH IMMENSELY CHARMING MARGINALIA.
France: first half of 14th century.