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British Library Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts

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Historiated initial 'E'(st) of the Apostles Peter and Paul., Prayers for saints' vigils with a calendar

these were attached, are still visible. 6 full-page miniatures in colours and gold (ff. 54v, 78v, 142, 167, 222v, 230v). 1 half- page miniature in colours and gold (f. 19v). 18 large historiated initials in colours and gold (ff. 55,

Historiated initial 'A'(d) with Dominic disputing with heretics and watching his book miraculously leap out of the fire., Prayers for saints' vigils with a calendar

Miniature of the holy women at the empty tomb, addressed by an angel while the soldiers sleep., Prayers for saints' vigils with a calendar

Miniature of an angel addressing Zacharias, father of John the Baptist, who kneels in front of an altar., Prayers for saints' vigils with a calendar

Historiated intial 'G'(aude) with a female saint on a ladder being raised up to heaven., Prayers for saints' vigils with a calendar

Miniature of Thomas touching Christ's open wound., Prayers for saints' vigils with a calendar

Historiated initial 'T'(ot) of the Assumption of the Virgin, with Mary raised up to heaven by four angels., Prayers for saints' vigils with a calendar

Historiated initial 'O'(mnipotens) with Bartholomew holding a book and a knife., Prayers for saints' vigils with a calendar

Miniature of Peter and Paul., Prayers for saints' vigils with a calendar

Miniature of the Dormition of the Virgin with Christ and his disciples at her bedside., Prayers for saints' vigils with a calendar

Diagram illustrating the subdivision of philosophy into the seven liberal arts, i.e. grammar, rhetoric and dialectic, and arithmetic, geometry, astronomy and music., Institutiones (index Institutionum liber), Book I 'Oratio' (ff. 1-2v), Book 2

Diagram illustrating the subdivision of philosophy into the seven liberal arts, i.e. grammar, rhetoric and dialectic, and arithmetic, geometry, astronomy and music. Cassiodorus's Institutiones are followed by other texts in contemporary hands with no significant decoration. The texts are

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