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Detailed record for Royal 2 B VII
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| Title |
Psalter ('The Queen Mary Psalter') |
| Origin |
England (London/Westminster or East Anglia?) |
| Date |
between 1310 and 1320 |
| Language |
Latin, with French image captions |
| Script |
Gothic (Textualis prescissa (calendar and Psalter) and Textualis rotunda (prefatory cycle captions)) |
| Artists |
Queen Mary Master |
| Decoration |
223 prefatory miniatures in colours, in tinted drawing, generally two per page, of the Old Testamebt cycle with Anglo-Norman explanatory verses (ff. 1v-66v) and 4 miniatures in colours and gold of the tree of Jesse, Ancestors of Christ, and Apostles and Prophets (ff. 67v-70). 12 miniatures in colours and gold of the Labours of the Months and 12 miniatures in colours and gold of the Signs of Zodiac, in the calendar (ff. 71v-83). 87 half or full page miniatures in colours and gold of the life of Christ, some on burnished or tooled grounds, in Psalms, and 13 miniatures in colours and gold of Saints, in the Litany (ff. 304-310). 23 historiated initials in colours and gold with foliated extensions, at the beginning of the major text divisions. 464 bas-de-page scenes in tinted drawing (ff. 85v-318). Foliate initials in gold and colours with marginal extensions. Initials in gold on blue and rose grounds with penwork decoration in white. Line-fillers in rose, blue, and gold with penwork decoration in white. |
| Dimensions in mm |
275 x 175 (175 x 115) |
| Official foliation |
ff. i + 319 (+ 1 unfoliated medieval parchment flyleaf and 1 unfoliated modern parchment flyleaf at the beginning and at the end; 1 blank leaf after f. 232; ff. i, 319 are medieval parchment flyleaves) |
| Form |
Parchment codex |
| Binding |
Post-1600. Rebound in 1912 reusing embroidered boards with gilt metalwork bosses and fittings for clasps of c. 1553-1558; gilt edges. |
| Provenance |
Isabella [Isabella of France] (b. 1295, d. 1358), queen of England, consort of Edward II: perhaps made for her (see discussion Smith 1993 and Stanton 1996 and 2003), or Edward II [Edward of Caernarfon] (b. 1284, d. 1327), king of England and lord of Ireland, and duke of Aquitaine: Edward the Confessor is included in gold in the calendar (f. 80v).
Thomas Becket in gold erased in the calendar.
Henry Manners, 2nd earl of Rutland (b. 1526, b. 1563), courtier and soldier, arrested at the accession of Queen Mary in 1553: inscribed, 'This boke was sume tyme [under erasure: the Erle of Rutelands], and it was his wil / that it shulde by successioun all way / go to the [under erasure: lande of Ruteland] or to / [partially erased: him that linyally succedis by reson / of inheritaunce in the seide lande'] (f. 84).
Seized by customs officials in October 1553 and presented by the Customs Officer Baldwin Smith to Queen Mary Tudor: inscribed 'hunc librum nautis ad exteros transvehendum datu[m]: / spectatus et honestus vir baldwinus Smithus Londini / a portoriis et vectigalibus retraxit atq[ue] Mariae illustrissi/mae angliae, ffranciae, et hiberniae Reginae donavit, / mense Octobri, Anno domini millesimo quingentesimo / quinquagesimo tertio, Regni sui primo' (f. 319v).
Mary I (b. 1516, d. 1558), queen of England and Ireland: presented to her (see inscription above); her badge of a pomegranate on the cover, with Tudor badges of a portcullis, fleur-de-lis, and a lion and a dragon engraved on the clasps of the binding.
The Old Royal Library (the English Royal Library): perhaps included in the catalogue of 1666, Royal Appendix 71, f. 15v; and in the 1697 catalogue of the library of St James’s Palace (see [Edward Bernard], Catalogi librorum manuscriptorum Angliae et Hiberniae (Oxford: Sheldonian, 1697), no. 7768).
Presented to the British Museum by George II in 1757 as part of the Old Royal Library. |
| Notes |
Includes 150 Psalms (ff. 85-280) with a calendar of Sarum use (ff. 71v-83), canticles (ff. 280v-302) and litany (ff. 302v-318).
Catchwords and quire signatures. |
| Select bibliography |
J. Strutt, A Supplement to the Regal and Ecclesiastical Antiquities (1792) [An early monograph with 12 plates]
Walter de Gray Birch and Henry Jenner, Early Drawings and Illuminations: An Introduction to the Study of Illustrated Manuscripts (London: Bagster and Sons, 1879), p. 8.
Bertold Georg Vitzthum, Die Pariser Miniaturmalerei von der Zeit des hl. Ludwig bis zu Philipp von Valois und ihr Verha¨ltnis zur Malerei in Nordwesteuropa (Leipzig, 1907), p. 77, pl. 17.
Augustus Hughes-Hughes, Catalogue of Manuscript Music in the British Museum, 3 vols (London: British Museum, 1965, a facsimile of the edition of 1906-09), III, p. 373.
J. A. Herbert, Illuminated Manuscripts (London: Methuen, 1911), pp. 221-23, pls 31-32.
G. Warner, Queen Mary's Psalter: Miniatures and Drawings by an English Artist of the 14th Century, Reproduced from Royal MS. 2 B. VII in the British Museum (London: British Museum, 1912) [partial facsimile, reproducing all pictorial material].
Robert Steele, 'Dies Aegyptiaci', Proceedings of the Royal Society of medicine, 13 (1919) 108-21 (p. 116).
Schools of Illumination: Reproductions from Manuscripts in the British Museum, 6 vols (London: British Museum, 1914-1930), III: English A.D. 1300 to 1350 (1921), pls 10-13.
George F. Warner and Julius P. Gilson, Catalogue of Western Manuscripts in the Old Royal and King’s Collections, 4 vols (London: British Museum, 1921), I, pp. 42-47.
[J. A. Herbert], British Museum: Reproductions from Illuminated Manuscripts, Series 3, 3rd edn (London: British Museum, 1925), pl. 20-22.
Eric. G. Millar, English Illuminated Manuscripts of the XIVth and XVth Century (Paris: Van Oest, 1928), pl. 30-36.
O. E. Sounders, English Illumination, 2 vols (Paris: Pegasus Press, 1928, reprinted New York: Hacker Art Books, 1970), I, pp. 91, 94-98, II, pls 101, 102.
F. Moll, 'Der Schiffbauer in Der Bildenden Kunst', Deutsches Museum Abhandlungen und Berichte (1930), 153-79 (p. 171).
Guide to an Exhibition of English Art gathered from Various Departments and held in the Prints and Drawings Gallery (London: British Museum, 1934), no. 120.
The Bestiaty of Guillaume le Clerc: Originally Written in 1210-11, transl. and ed. by George C. Druce (Ashford: Headley, 1936), p. 9.
Joan Evans, English Art 1307-1461, Oxford History of English Art, 5 (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1949), pp. 15-16.
C. Nordenfalk, 'En Medeltida Bonbok fran Metz I Linkopings Stifts- och Landsbibliotek', Linkopings Biblioteks Handlingar, N.W. 4 (1953), 65-88 (p. 88).
Margaret Rickert, Painting in Britain: the Middle Ages, 2nd edn (London: Penguin Books, 1965), pp. 139, 142, 148, 156, 162, 166, pl. 123.
Illuminated Manuscripts Exhibited in the Grenville Library (London, British Museum, 1967), no. 20.
Millard Meiss, French Painting in the Time of Jean de Berry: The Late XIV Century and the Patronage of the Duke, 2 vols, National Gallery of Art Kress Foundation Studies in the History of European Art, 2 (London: Thames and Hudson, 1967), pp. 181, 377 n. 8, 380 n. 18.
M.W. Evans, Medieval Drawings (London: Hamlyn, 1969), no. 110.
Francis Klingender, Animals in Art and Thought to the End of the Middle Ages, ed. by Evelyn Antal and John Harthan (London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1971), pp. 413, 418-19, 423, pls 244, 253, 259.
O. S. Pickering, 'Some Similiarities between the Queen Mary Psalter and the Northern Passion', Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes 35 (1972), 135-44 (pls 17-19).
Millard Meiss, with Sharon Off Dunlap Smith and Elizabeth Home Beaton, French Painting in the Time of Jean de Berry: The Limbourgs and Their Contemporaries, 2 vols (London: Thames and Hudson, 1974), pp. 185, 446 n. 41, figs 684, 686.
Mary Remnant, 'The Gittern in English Art', The Galpin Society Journal, 17 (1976), 104-09 (pp. 105, 108).
D. H. Turner, 'The Wyndham Payne Crucifixion', The British Library Journal, 2 (1976), 8-26 (p. 22)
Sarah M. Morrall, 'A Schippe Behoues Þe to Dight: Woven Arches of Noah in the Fourteenth Century', Revue de l'Université d'Ottawa, 48 (1978), 202-09 (pp. 204, 205, fig. 1).
François Avril, L'enluminure à l'époque gothique 1200-1420 (n. pl.: Bibliotheque de l'image, 1979), p. 94.
Janet Backhouse, The Illuminated Manuscript (Oxford: Phaidon, 1979), pl. 37.
W. B. Yapp, 'The Birds of English Medieval Manuscripts', Journal of Medieval History, 5 (1979) 315-48 (pp. 335, 335, 346).
J. J. G. Alexander, 'Painting and Manuscript Illumination for Royal Patrons in the Later Middle Ages', in English Court Culture in the Later Middle Ages, ed. by V. J. Scattergood and J. W. Sherborne (London: Duckworth, 1983), 141-62 (p. 142).
Nigel Morgan, Early Gothic Manuscripts, 2 vols, A Survey of Manuscripts Illuminated in the British Isles, 4 (London Harvey Miller, 1982-1988), II: 1250-1285, p. 111.
Lucy Freeman Sandler, Gothic Manuscripts 1285-1385, 2 vols, A Survey of Manuscripts Illuminated in the British Isles, 5 (London: Harvey Miller, 1986), I, no. 56.
Lynda Dennison, 'An Illuminator of the Queen Mary Psalter Group: The Ancient 6 Master', Antiquaries Journal, 66 (1986), 287-314.
Michael Camille, 'Labouring for the Lord: The Ploughman and the Social Order in the Luttrell Psalter', Art History, 10 (1987), 423-54 (pp. 447-48, il. 17).
The Age of Chivalry: Art in Plantagenet England 1200-1400, ed. by Jonathan Alexander and Paul Binski (London: Royal Academy of Arts, 1987), p. 28, figs 6-7 [exhibition catalogue].
François Avril and Patricia Danz Stirnemann, Manuscrits enluminés d’origine insulaire VIIe-XXe siècle (Paris: Bibliothèque nationale, 1987), pp. 142, 143, 145.
Christopher Norton, David Park, and Paul Binski, Dominican Painting in East Anglia: The Thornham Parva Retable and the Musée de Cluny Frontal (Woodbridge: Boydell: 1987), p. 79.
Michael A. Michael, 'Oxford, Cambridge and London: Towards a Theory for 'Grouping' Gothic Manuscripts', Burlington Magazine 130 (1988), 107-15 (pp. 107, 19, 112, 113, 114).
Linda Brownrigg, 'The Taymouth Hours and the Romance of Beves of Hampton', English Manuscript Studies 1100-1700, 1 (1989), 222-41 (p. 223).
Ewa Sniezynska-Stolot, 'Christian Interpretation of the Zodiac in Medieval Psalters', Umeni, 37 (1989), 97-111 (pp. 106 ns 6, 7, 8, 9, 107, ns. 15, 16, 25, 108, ns 35, 53).
Michelle P. Brown, A Guide to Western Historical Scripts from Antiquity to 1600 (London: British Library, 1990), pl. 28.
Claire Donovan, 'The Mise-en-Page of Early Books of Hours in England', in Medieval Book Production: Assessing the Evidence, ed. by Linda l. Brownrigg, Proceedings of the Second Conference of The Seminar in the History of the Book to 1500, Oxford, July 1988 (Los Altos Hills, California: Anderson-Lovelace, 1990), pp 147-61 (p. 161 n. 36).
Dora Faraci, Il bestiario medio inglese (Ms Arundel 292 della British Library) (Rome: Japadre, 1990), p. 258.
Ann Payne, Medieval Beasts (London: British Library, 1990), p. 16.
A. Rudloff Stanton, 'The Queen Mary Psalter: Narrative and Devotion in Gothic England' (Unpublished PhD thesis, University of Texas, 1992).
Janet Backhouse, 'Sir Robert Cotton's Record of a Royal Bookshelf', The British Library Journal, 18 (1992), 44-51 (p. 50, n. 8).
Kathryn A. Smith, 'History, Typology and Homily: the Joseph Cycle in the Queen Mary Psalter', Gesta, 32 (1993), 147-59 (figs 1, 5-8).
Eberhard König, 'Die Très Balles Heures de Notre-Dame, eine datierte Handschrift aus der Zeit nach 1404', in Flanders in a European Perspective: Manuscript Illumination around 1400 in Flanders and Abroad, ed. by Maurits Smeyers and Bert Cardon (Leuven: Uitgeverij Peeters, 1995), pl. 6, p. 54.
Debra Hassig, Medieval Bestiaries: Text, Image, Ideology (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1995), p. 187.
Anne Rudloff Stanton, 'Notes on the Codicology of the Queen Mary Psalter' Scriptorium: Revue internationale des études relative aux manuscrits, 48 (1995), 250-62.
Kathleen L. Scott, Later Gothic Manuscripts 1390-1490, A Survey of Manuscripts Illuminated in the British Isles, 6, 2 vols (London: Harvey Miller, 1996), II, pp. 63-64.
Anne Rudloff Stanton, 'La Genealogye Comence: Kinship and Difference in the Queen Mary Psalter', Studies in Iconography, 17 (1996), 177-214.
Anne Rudloff Stanton, 'From Eve to Bathsheba and Beyond: Motherhood in the Queen Mary Psatler', in Women and the Book: Assessing the Visual Evidence, ed. by J. H. M. Taylor and L. Smith (Toronto, 1996), pp.172-89 (figs 73-82).
Janet Backhouse, The Illuminated Page: Ten Centuries of Manuscript Painting in the British Library (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1997), no. 88.
Lilian M. C. Randall, Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts in the Walters Art Gallery, 3 vols (Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1989-1997), III: Belgium, 1250-1530, 2 vols, I, nos. 231-32.
Ruth Dean and Maureen Bolton, Anglo-Norman Literature, A Guide to Texts and Manuscripts (London: Anglo-Norman Text Society, 1999) , no. 465.
John Higgitt, The Murthly Hours: Devotion, Literacy and Luxury in Paris, England and the Gaelic West (London: British Library, 2000), pp. 81, 229, 241-42, 245, 248-49, 273 n. 66.
John Lowden, The Making of the Bibles Moralisées, 2 vols (University Park: Pennsylvania State University Press, 2000), II: The Book of Ruth, II, 261 n. 3, 292 n. 3.
Pamela Porter, Medieval Warfare in Manuscripts (London: British Library, 2000), p. 34.
Christopher de Hamel, The British Library Guide to Manuscript Illumination: History and Techniques (London: British Library, 2001), pl. 18.
Martine Meuwese, 'Die Illumination der Detmolder: Der Naturen Bloeme handschrift', in Jacob van Maerlants 'Der natren bloeme' und das Umfeld: Vorläufer, Redaktion, Rezeption, ed. by A Berteloot and D. Hellfaier (Berlin: Waxmann Münster, 2001), pp. 135-52 (p. 143, il. 21)
Anne Rudloff Stanton, 'The Queen Mary Psalter: A Study of Affect and Audience', Transactions of the American Philosophical Society, New Series, 91 (2001), 1-287.
Alixe Bovey, Monsters and Grotesques in Medieval Manuscripts (London: British Library, 2002), p. 40, pl. 34.
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Sophie Page, Astrology in Medieval Manuscripts (London: British Library, 2002), pp. 47-49, pl. 39.
C. M. Kauffmann, Biblical Imagery in Medieval England 700-1500 (London: Harvey Miller, 2003), pp. 205, 214-15, 218, 225, 227, 232, pls. 165-67.
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Front cover of the binding |
binding
Back cover |
f. 1v
God and Lucifer |
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f. 2
Creation of the animals |
f. 2v
Creation of fishes |
f. 3
Adam and Eve |
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f. 3
Adam and Eve |
f. 3
Adam and Eve |
f. 3v
Temptation of Adam and Eve |
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f. 3v
Temptation of Adam and Eve |
f. 3v
God |
f. 3v
Adam and Eve |
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f. 4
The Expulsion |
f. 4
Adam and Eve |
f. 4
The Expulsion |
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f. 4v
Adam and Eve |
f. 4v
Adam and Eve |
f. 4v
Cain and Abel |
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f. 5
Cain killing Abel |
f. 5
Cain killing Abel |
f. 5
Cain killing Abel |
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f. 5v
Cain |
f. 6
Noah |
f. 6
Noah |
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f. 6
Noah |
f. 6v
Noah |
f. 7
Noah and the ark |
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f. 7v
Thare and Abraham |
f. 8
Abraham |
f. 8
Abraham |
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f. 8
Abraham |
f. 8v
Abraham and Sarah |
f. 8v
Abraham and Sarah |
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Abraham |
f. 9
Abraham and Sarah |
f. 9
Abraham and Sarah |
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f. 9
Abraham |
f. 9v
Abraham and Sarah |
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Abraham and Sarah |
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f. 9v
Abraham and Hagar |
f. 10
Hagar |
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Hagar |
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f. 10
Hagar |
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Abraham |
f. 10v
Abraham |
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Abraham and Sarah |
f. 11
Abraham |
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Abraham |
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f. 11
Abraham |
f. 11v
Sacrifice of Abraham |
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Abraham and Isaac |
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Sacrifice of Abraham |
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Abraham |
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Abraham |
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Rebecca |
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Rebecca and Isaac |
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Rebecca and Isaac |
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Esau and Jacob |
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Jacob and Esau |
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Jacob and Esau |
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Jacob |
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Joseph |
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Joseph |
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Joseph |
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Joseph |
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Joseph |
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Joseph |
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Joseph |
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Joseph |
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Joseph |
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Joseph |
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King of Egypt |
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Joseph and the wife of Potiphar |
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Joseph |
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Joseph |
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Joseph |
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King of Egypt |
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Joseph |
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Joseph |
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Joseph |
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Joseph and Jacob |
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Joseph and Jacob |
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Joseph |
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Joseph's brothers |
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Joseph's brothers |
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Joseph's brothers |
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Joseph |
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f. 19
Joseph |
f. 19
Joseph |
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Jacob and Joseph |
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Jacob and Joseph |
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Jacob and Joseph |
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Jacob and Joseph |
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Jacob and Joseph |
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Jacob and Joseph |
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Birth of Moses |
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Moses |
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Moses |
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Moses |
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f. 23
Moses |
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Moses |
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Moses |
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Moses |
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Moses |
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Moses |
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f. 24
Moses |
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Moses |
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Moses |
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Moses |
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Moses |
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Moses |
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Moses |
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Moses |
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Moses |
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f. 26
Moses |
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Moses |
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Moses |
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Moses |
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Moses |
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Moses |
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f. 27
Moses and Joshua |
f. 27
Moses and Joshua |
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Death of Moses |
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f. 28
Joshua |
f. 28
Joshua |
f. 28
Rehab |
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Joshua |
f. 28v
Joshua |
f. 29
Acor |
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f. 29
Acor |
f. 29
Acor |
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Joshua |
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Joshua |
f. 29v
Joshua |
f. 30
Judah |
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f. 30
Judah |
f. 30
Judah |
f. 30v
Tribes of Judah and Simeon |
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f. 31
Deborah |
f. 31
Eliud and Deborah |
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Eliud |
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f. 33
Sisera and Deborah |
f. 33
Sissera and Jael |
f. 33
Joash |
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f. 33v
Gideon |
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Gideon |
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Gideon |
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f. 34
Jerubbaal |
f. 34
Jerubbaal |
f. 34
Jerubbaal |
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Jerubbaal |
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Jerubbaal |
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Jerubbaal |
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f. 36
Jerubbaal |
f. 36
Jerubbaal |
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Jerubbaal |
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Jerubbaal |
f. 36v
Zebah and Zalumna |
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Jerubbaal |
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f. 37
Jerubbaal |
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Abimelech |
f. 37v
Jerubbaal |
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Jerubbaal |
f. 38
Abimelech |
f. 38
Abimelech |
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f. 38
Coronation of Abimelech |
f. 38v
Abimelech |
f. 38v
Abimelech |
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f. 38v
Coronation of Gaal |
f. 39
Abimelech |
f. 39
Abimelech |
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f. 39
Abimelech |
f. 40
Jepthah |
f. 40
Jepthah |
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f. 40
Jepthah |
f. 41
Jepthah |
f. 41
Jepthah |
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f. 41
Jepthah |
f. 42v
Samson |
f. 42v
Samson |
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f. 42v
Samson |
f. 43
Samson |
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Samson |
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f. 43
Samson |
f. 43v
Samson |
f. 43v
Samson |
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f. 43v
Samson |
f. 44
Samson |
f. 44
Samson |
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f. 44
Samson |
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Samson |
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Samson |
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Samson |
f. 45
Samson |
f. 45
Samson |
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f. 45
Samson |
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Samson |
f. 45v
Samson |
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f. 45v
Samson |
f. 46
Samson |
f. 46
Samson |
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f. 46
Samson |
f. 46
Samson |
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Samson |
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f. 46v
Samson |
f. 47
Elimelech |
f. 47
Elimelech |
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f. 47
Elimelech |
f. 47v
Naomi and Ruth |
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Naomi and Ruth |
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f. 47v
Naomi and Ruth |
f. 48
Elkanah and Samuel |
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Elkanah |
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f. 48
Samuel |
f. 48v
Hannah and Eli |
f. 48v
Hannah |
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f. 48v
Eli |
f. 49
Samuel |
f. 49
Samuel |
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f. 49
Ark |
f. 49v
Eli and Samuel |
f. 49v
Death of Eli |
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f. 49v
Samuel |
f. 50
Samuel and Saul |
f. 50
Samuel |
| |
f. 50
Saul |
f. 50v
Saul |
f. 50v
Saul |
| |
f. 50v
Saul |
f. 50v
Death of Absalom |
f. 51
Jonathan and David |
| |
f. 51
Jonathon |
f. 51
David |
f. 51v
David |
| |
f. 51v
David |
f. 51v
David |
f. 52
David and Saul |
| |
f. 52
David |
f. 52
Saul |
f. 52v
David and Saul |
| |
f. 52v
David and Saul |
f. 52v
David and Saul |
f. 53
Samuel and Saul |
| |
f. 53
Samuel |
f. 53
Saul |
f. 53v
David |
| |
f. 53v
David |
f. 53v
David |
f. 54
Abner |
| |
f. 54
Abner |
f. 54
Abner |
f. 54v
David and Abner |
| |
f. 55
Death of Ishbosheth |
f. 55
Death of Ishbosheth |
f. 55
Death of Ishbosheth |
| |
f. 55v
David |
f. 56
David |
f. 56
Jerusalem |
| |
f. 56
David |
f. 56v
David |
f. 56v
David |
| |
f. 56v
David |
f. 57
David and Bathsheba |
f. 57
David and Bathsheba |
| |
f. 57
David and Uriah |
f. 57v
David and Uriah |
f. 57v
David and Uriah |
| |
f. 57v
David and Uriah |
f. 58
Amnon and Tamar |
f. 58
Nathan and Amnon |
| |
f. 58
Nathan and David |
f. 58
Amnon and Tamar |
f. 58v
Amnon |
| |
f. 58v
Amnon |
f. 58v
David |
f. 59
Absalom and David |
| |
f. 59
Absalom and David |
f. 59
Absalom and David |
f. 59v
Absalom and David |
| |
f. 59v
Absalom and David |
f. 59v
Absalom and David |
f. 60
Ahithopel and Absalom |
| |
f. 60
Ahithopel |
f. 60
Absalom defeated |
f. 60v
Death of Absalom |
| |
f. 60v
Death of Absalom |
f. 61
David |
f. 61
David |
| |
f. 61
David |
f. 61v
David |
f. 61v
David |
| |
f. 61v
Hanging |
f. 62
Joab and David |
f. 62
Joab |
| |
f. 62
David praying |
f. 62v
David |
f. 62v
David |
| |
f. 62v
Pestilence |
f. 63
David |
f. 63
David |
| |
f. 63
David |
f. 63v
Adonijah's feast |
f. 63v
Adonijah's feast |
| |
f. 63v
David and Bathsheba |
f. 64
Anointing of Solomon |
f. 64
Anointing of Solomon |
| |
f. 64
Anointing of Solomon |
f. 64v
Death of David |
f. 67v
Tree of Jesse |
| |
f. 76
June |
f. 76
Gemini |
f. 76v
Men scything grass |
| |
f. 78v
August |
f. 78v
Men harvesting wheat |
f. 78v
August |
| |
f. 80v
October |
f. 80v
Men sowing |
f. 99v
Fox |
| |
f. 100
Fox |
f. 101v
Elephant and unicorn |
f. 102v
Beast |
| |
f. 111
Ship |
f. 112
Sailors and a whale. |
f. 116
Stag and a serpent |
| |
f. 122
Wolf |
f. 122v
Tiger |
f. 131
The Magi before Herod |
| |
f. 131v
Knights |
f. 132
Massacre of the Innocents |
f. 144v
Bull and dogs |
| |
f. 145
Boar |
f. 149v
Knight and a Saracen |
f. 150
Knight and a Saracen |
| |
f. 151
Christ among the doctors; hunting scene |
f. 151
Christ among the doctors; hunting scene |
f. 152
Hunting scene |
| |
f. 152v
Hunting scene |
f. 153
Hunting scene |
f. 153v
Hunting scene |
| |
f. 154
Hunting scene |
f. 156
Hunting scene |
f. 159
Knights |
| |
f. 162
Three men playing |
f. 162v
Archers |
f. 163
Man fighting a dragon |
| |
f. 164
Boys with a top |
f. 165v
Men threshing corn |
f. 166v
Bob-cherry |
| |
f. 167
Club-kayles game |
f. 167v
Knucklebones game |
f. 168
Men wrestling |
| |
f. 168v
Marriage at Cana |
f. 174
Musicians |
f. 176v
Monks and nuns |
| |
f. 177
Monk and nun playing instruments |
f. 182
Women with tambourines |
f. 190v
Baptism of Christ |
| |
f. 196v
Four men |
f. 197v
Women tilting |
f. 198v
Chess |
| |
f. 200
Men and women |
f. 205
Theophilus |
f. 205
Theophilus |
| |
f. 210v
Christ and Martha |
f. 219v
Two nuns |
f. 231
Virgin Mary |
| |
f. 233v
Entry into Jerusalem |
f. 233v
Entry into Jerusalem |
f. 233v
Trinity |
| |
f. 233v
Stephen |
f. 273v
Simon and Jude |
f. 273v
Simon and Jude |
| |
f. 288v
Mother of Thomas of Canterbury |
f. 289
The mother of Thomas of Canterbury |
f. 289v
Marriage of Thomas's parents |
| |
f. 290v
Thomas Becket |
f. 291
Thomas Becket |
f. 291
Thomas Becket |
| |
f. 291v
Thomas Becket |
f. 292
Thomas Becket |
f. 292v
Thomas Becket |
| |
f. 295v
Thomas Becket |
f. 296
Thomas Becket |
f. 296v
Thomas Becket |
| |
f. 296v
Annunciation |
f. 296v
Thomas Becket |
f. 297
Thomas Becket |
| |
f. 297v
Thomas Becket |
f. 298
Thomas Becket |
f. 298v
Thomas Becket |
| |
f. 299
Thomas Becket |
f. 313v
Margaret |
f. 313v
Margaret |
| |
f. 314
Nicholas |
f. 314
Margaret |
f. 314v
Nativity of Nicholas |
| |
f. 315
Nicholas |
f. 315v
Nicholas's neighbour |
f. 315v
Nicholas's neighbour |
| |
f. 316
Nicholas |
f. 316v
Bishop of Myra |
f. 317
Consecration of Nicholas |
| |
f. 317v
Nicholas |
f. 318
Nicholas saving a boat |
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