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British Library Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts
nation for £10,000 (a fraction of their contemporary value) under the Act of Parliament that also established the British Museum; the Harley manuscripts form one of the foundation collections of the British Library. Anointing of David Midlands, W. England, S.
bishop of Canterbury (f. 3), Albans (f. 3v), and the translation of Augustine (f. 5v). It also originally included Thomas Becket, now mostly erased (f. 6v).ff. 214-215 is a contemporary lined addition with prayers.Added 13th-century inscription of David, bishop of
bishop of Canterbury (f. 3), Albans (f. 3v), and the translation of Augustine (f. 5v). It also originally included Thomas Becket, now mostly erased (f. 6v).ff. 214-215 is a contemporary lined addition with prayers.Added 13th-century inscription of David, bishop of
bishop of Canterbury (f. 3), Albans (f. 3v), and the translation of Augustine (f. 5v). It also originally included Thomas Becket, now mostly erased (f. 6v).ff. 214-215 is a contemporary lined addition with prayers.Added 13th-century inscription of David, bishop of
bishop of Canterbury (f. 3), Albans (f. 3v), and the translation of Augustine (f. 5v). It also originally included Thomas Becket, now mostly erased (f. 6v).ff. 214-215 is a contemporary lined addition with prayers.Added 13th-century inscription of David, bishop of
bishop of Canterbury (f. 3), Albans (f. 3v), and the translation of Augustine (f. 5v). It also originally included Thomas Becket, now mostly erased (f. 6v).ff. 214-215 is a contemporary lined addition with prayers.Added 13th-century inscription of David, bishop of