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Detailed record for Yates Thompson 13
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| Title |
Book of Hours, Use of Sarum ('The Taymouth Hours') |
| Origin |
England, S. E.? (London?) |
| Date |
2nd quarter of the 14th century |
| Language |
Latin and French |
| Script |
Gothic |
| Artists |
Sandler identifies the main artist as that of Glasgow, University Library MS Hunter 231, made for Roger of Waltham (d. c. 1341), canon of St. Paul's, London. Michael 1987 identifies the main artist as that of a psalter made for Worcester diocese use, Oxford, Bodl. MS Lyell Empt. 4. |
| Decoration |
24 calendar roundels, in colours and gold (ff. 1-6v). 24 large and smaller miniatures, in colours and gold (ff. 7, 16v, 18, 33, 59v, 60, 71, 89 [historiated initial], 94v, 98v, 112v, 118, 118v, 119, 120v, 121v, 122v, 123v, 124v, 125v, 126, 139, 150v, 151). All pages with full foliate borders and bas-de-page scenes and grotesque decoration, in colours and gold. Large and smaller decorated foliate initials, in colours and gold. Small initials and line-fillers in gold on red and blue grounds. |
| Dimensions in mm |
170 x 115 (100 x 70) |
| Official foliation |
ff. 195 (+5 paper flyleaves at the beginning and 5 at the end) |
| Form |
Parchment codex |
| Binding |
Post-1600. Red leather with gold tooling; marbled endpapers; gilt edges. |
| Provenance |
Several images of crowned women and a crowned man queens and kings suggest a royal connection, e.g. f. 18: it has been suggested that the manuscript was commissioned for Joan, daughter of Edward II, who married David II of Scotland, or for Philippa of Hainault, queen of Edward III, or for Isabelle of France, queen of Edward II (see discussion Stanton, 'Isabella of France', 2003), or for Eleanor of Woodstock, daughter of Edward II, who married Reinald II of Guelders (see discussion in Smith, Taymouth Hours, 2012).
Perhaps made in London: the calendar includes saints Ethelburga (abbess of Barking, near London) and Botulph (venerated at three London parishes).
Unidentified member of the Neville family: with their arms, gules a saltire argent (ff. 3 [painted over arms of St. George], f. 151).
Unidentified 16th-century Scottish owner: with his notes in Scots dialect (e.g. 'ane leife', f. 60; 'tua leife', f. 89).
An earl of Breadalbane of Taymouth Castle, Perthshire: his armorial book-plate with the title 'The Earl of Breadalbane' (inside upper cover); inscribed, 17th/18th century 'Shelf 29 number L' (f. 1) (cf. Egerton 2899, also from Taymouth Castle).
Bertram Ashburnham (b. 1797, d. 1878), 4th earl of Ashburnham.
Bertram Ashburnham, 5th earl of Ashburnham: his sale, May 1897, bought by Yates Thompson together with the entire Ashburnham Appendix in May 1897.
Henry Yates Thompson (b. 1838, d. 1928), collector of illuminated manuscripts and newspaper proprietor: with his book-plate inscribed '[MS] 57 / nee.e.e. [i.e. £500.0.0] / [bought from the] Earl of / Ashburnham / May 1897' (1st flyleaf); inscribed by him 'This volume one of the choicest of my English MSS I gave to my dear wife on her birthday Jan'y 10th 1917 to mitigate her grief at the news that I intended to sell my collection of 100 illuminated MSS. HYT' (2nd flyleaf).
Bequeathed to the British Museum in 1941 by Mrs Henry Yates Thompson. |
| Notes |
Full digital coverage available for this manuscript: see Digitised Manuscripts at http://www.bl.uk/manuscripts.
The style and subject, especially the many bas-de-page narratives ranging from romance and fabliau to biblical and hagiographic material, are closely connected to two important manuscripts thought to have been illuminated in London: Egerton 2781 (the 'Neville of Hornby Hours') and Royal 10 E IV (the 'Smithfield Decretals'). |
| Select bibliography |
A Descriptive Catalogue of the Second Series of Fifty Manuscripts (Nos. 51 to 100) in the Collection of Henry Yates Thompson (Cambridge: University Press, 1902), no. 57, pp. 50-74.
Henry Yates Thompson, A Lecture on Some English Illuminated Manuscripts (London: Chiswick Press, 1902), pp. 20-23, pls. XIV-XXX.
Eric. G. Millar, English Illuminated Manuscripts of the XIVth and XVth Century (Paris: Van Oest, 1928), pl. 50 [when in the collection of Mrs. Yates Thompson].
Otto Pächt, 'A Giottesque Episode in English Mediaeval Art', Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes, 6 (1943), 51-70 (p. 53 n. 3).
F. Wormald, 'The Yates Thompson Manuscripts', The British Museum Quarterly, 16 (1952), 4-6 (p. 5).
Erwin Panofsky, Early Netherlandish Painting, 2 vols (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1953), I, 34, 373 n. 3.
Margaret Rickert, Painting in Britain: The Middle Ages, 2nd edn (London: Penguin Books, 1965), pp. 149, 163 n. 54.
[D. H. Turner], Reproductions from Illuminated Manuscripts, Series 5 (London: British Museum, 1965), pl. 20.
Lilian M. C. Randall, Images in the Margins of Gothic Manuscripts (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1966). p. 45.
[Derek Howard Turner], Illuminated Manuscripts Exhibited in the Grenville Library (London, British Museum, 1967), no. 22.
Josiah Q. Bennett, 'Portman Square to New Bond Street, or, How to Make Money though Rich', The Book Collector (1967), 323-39 (p. 325).
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. 182, 377 n. 8, fig. 644.
Lucy Freeman Sandler, 'A Follower of Jean Pucelle in England', Art Bulletin, 52, 4 (1970), 363-372 (p. 364, fig. 4).
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), p. 408, 409, 411, 415, 416, 417, 466, 472, figs. 242, 247, 248.
F. O. Büttner, review of Millard Meiss. The De Lévis Hours and the Bedford Workshop. New Haven, 1972.', Scriptorium: Revue internationale des études relatives aux manuscrits, 30 (1976), 116-19 (p. 118).
John Harthan, Books of Hours and their Owners (London: Thames and Hudson, 1977), pp. 46-49, 177.
Lucy Freeman Sandler, 'An Early Fourteenth-Century English Psalter in the Escorial', Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes, 42 (1979), 65-80 (pp. 72, 74, pls. 24-29).
C. W. Mark and M. A. Skey, 'Aspects of the Iconography of the Devil at the Crucifixion', Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes, 42 (1979), 233-35.
Janet Backhouse, Books of Hours (London: British Library, 1985), p. 49, fig. 48.
Pierre Rézeau, Répertoire d'incipit des prières françaises à la fin du Moyen Âge: addenda et corrigenda aux répertoires de Sonet et Sinclair; Nouveaux incipit, Publications romanes et françaises, 174 (Geneva: Droz, 1986), p. 465.
Lucy Freeman Sandler, Gothic Manuscripts 1285-1385, A Survey of Manuscripts Illuminated in the British Isles, ed. by J. J. G. Alexander (London: Harvey Miller, 1986), I: Text and Illustrations, p. 32, figs. 248-49, II: Catalogue, no. 98 pp. 107-09.
Age of Chivalry: Art in Plantagenet England 1200-1400 (London: Royal Academy of Arts, 1987), pp. 201, 257, 277, 286, 459, p. 47 fig. 18.
M. A. Michael, 'Oxford, Cambridge and London: Towards a Theory for 'Grouping' Gothic Manuscripts', Burlington Magazine, 130, 1019 (1988), 107-15 (pp. 113-14) [mistakenly referring to it as Yates Thompson 14]
Linda Brownrigg, 'The Taymouth Hours and the Romance of Beves of Hampton', English Manuscript Studies 1100-1700, 1 (1989), 222-41, pls. 1-8.
Claire Donovan, 'The Mise-en-page of Early Books of Hours in England', in Medieval Book Production, Assessing the Evidence: Proceedings of the Second Conference of The Seminar in the History of the Book to 1500, Oxford, July 1988, ed. by Linda L. Brownrigg (Los Altos Hills, CA and Oxford: Anderson Lovelace, 1990), pp. 147-61 (pp. 159-60, fig. 9).
M. A. Michael, 'Destruction, Reconstruction and Invention: The Hungerford Hours and English Manuscript Illumination of the Early Fourteenth Century', in English Manuscript Studies 1100-1700, 2 vols (London: Blackwell, 1990), II, 33-108 (p. 41).
Michael Camille, Image on the Edge: The Margins of Medieval Art (London: Reaktion, 1992), pl. 57.
Lynda Dennison, 'Some Unlocated Leaves from an English Fourteenth-Century Book of Hours Now in Paris', in England in the Fourteenth Century: Proceedings of the 1991 Harlaxton Sympsoium, ed. by Nicholas Rogers, (Stamford: Paul Watkins, 1993), 15-33 (pp. 24-26).
Lucy Freeman Sandler, 'The Wilton Diptych and Images of Devotion in Illuminated Manuscripts', in The Regal Image of Richard II and the Wilton Diptych, ed. by. Dillian Gordon, Lisa Monnas, and Caroline Elam (London: Harvey Miller, 1997), 137-320 (p. 140, fig. 78).
James A. Rushing, 'Adventure in the Service of Love: Yvain on a Fourteenth-Century Ivory Panel', Zeitschrift für Kunstgeschichte 61 (1998), 55-65 (p. 60).
Peter Kidd, Illuminated Manuscripts (London: Sam Fogg, 1999), p. 30 [exhibition catalogue].
John Higgitt, The Murthly Hours: Devotion, Literacy and Luxury in Paris, England and the Gaelic West (London: British Library, 2000), pp. 188 n. 23, 191 n. 78.
Alixe Bovey, Monsters and Grotesques in Medieval Manuscripts (London: British Library, 2002), pp. 57-59, pl. 50.
Alixe Bovey, ‘A Pictorial Ex Libris in the Smithfield Decretals: John Batayle, Canon of St Bartholomew's, and his Illuminated Law Book’ in Decoration and Illustration in Medieval English Manuscripts, English Manuscript Studies 1100-1700, 10 (London: British Library, 2002), pp. 60-81 (p. 73).
Jessica Brantley, 'Images of the Vernacular in the Taymouth Hours', in Decoration and Illustration in Medieval English Manuscripts, English Manuscript Studies 1100-1700, 10 (London: British Library, 2002), pp. 83-113.
Chris Fletcher, Roger Evans, and Sally Brown, 1000 Years of English Literature: A Treasury of Literary Manuscripts (New York: Harry N. Abrams, 2003), p. 22.
C. M. Kauffmann, Biblical Imagery in Medieval England 700-1500 (London: Harvey Miller, 2003), pp. 211, 237.
Kathryn A. Smith, Art, Identity and Devotion in Fourteenth-Century England: Three Women and their Books of Hours, (London: British Library, 2003), pp. 82, 146 n. 94, 147 n. 105, 155, 165, 223, 228, 230, 239 n. 30, 244 n. 115, 248 n. 156, 248 n. 157, pl. 230.
Anne Rudloff Stanton, ‘Isabelle of France and her Manuscripts’, in Capetian Women, ed. by Kathleen Nolan (New York: Palgrave, 2003), pp. 225-52 (pp. 229, 242-45, pl. 10.7).
Janet Backhouse, Illumination from Books of Hours (London: British Library, 2004), pl. 126.
Nigel J. Morgan, 'The Torments of the Damned in Hell in Texts and Images in England in the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries', in Prophecy, Apocalypse and the Day of Doom, Proceedings of the 2000 Harlaxton Symposium, ed. by Nigel Morgan (Donington: Shaun tyas, 2004), pp. 250-60 (pp. 259-60).
The Cambridge Illuminations: Ten Centuries of Book Production in the Medieval West, ed. by Paul Binski and Stella Panayotova (London: Harvey Miller, 2005), pp. 138, 195.
Michelle Brown, The Holkham Bible: A Facsimile (London, British Library, 2007), p. 15, pls 14-15.
Deirdre Jackson, Marvellous to Behold: Miracles in Medieval Manuscripts (London: British Library, 2007), p. 84, pl. 71.
Margaret Scott, Medieval Dress & Fashion (London: British Library, 2007), p. 92, pl. 53.
Stephen Mark Holmes, ‘Catalogue of Liturgical Books and Fragments in Scotland before 1560’, The Innes Review, 62, 2 (2011), 127-212 (149-50).
Aden Kumler, Translating Truth: Ambitious Images and Religious Knowledge in Late Medieval France and England (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2011), pp. 118 (fig. 32), 119.
Kathryn A. Smith, The Taymouth Hours: Stories and the Construction of Self in Late Medieval England (London: British Library, 2012).
Laura Slater, 'Queen Isabella of France and the Politics of the Taymouth Hours', Viator, 43 (2012), 209-245.
Jeffrey F. Hamburger and Nigel F. Palmer, The Prayer Book of Ursula Begerin, 2 vols (Dietikon-Zurich: Urs Graf Verlag, 2015), I, pp. 180, 184.
C. M. Woolgar, The Culture of Food in England 1200-1500 (New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 2016), pp. 120-21, 173-74, p. 224, n. 174, figs 2, 3, 4, 18, 19, 27.
Ashby Kinch, 'Intervisual Texts, Intertextual Images: Chaucer and the Luttrell Psalter', in Chaucer: Visual Approaches, ed. Susanna Fein and David Raybin (University Park, PA: Penn State Press, 2016), pp. 3, 14.
Lynn Staley, 'Anne of Bohemia and the Objects of Ricardian Kingship', in Medieval Women and their Objects, ed. by Jenny Adams and Nancy Mason Bradbury (Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2017), pp. 107-8.
Kathryn A. Smith, 'The Taymouth Hours', in The Encyclopedia of Medieval Literature in Britain, ed. by Siân Echard and Robert Rouse (Hoboken: Wiley-Blackwell), pp. 1779-80.
Kathryn A. Smith, '"A Lanterne of Lyght to the People": English Narrative Alabaster Images of John the Baptist in their Visual, Religious and Social Contexts', Studies in Iconography, 42 (2021), 53-94 (58-60, 75-76, 81-82, 84, 89-91; figs 11, 12a-b, 18a-b, 19a-b, 20a-b). |
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October |
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November |
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December |
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A queen praying |
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Sampson |
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Woman and unicorn |
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Woman and lions |
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Two lions and a knight |
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Woman and lions |
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Bevis of Hampton |
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Woman with a lion |
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Bevis of Hampton |
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Kneeling woman |
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Guy of Warwick |
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Lion and dragon |
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Lion |
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Guy de Warwick |
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Guy de Warwick |
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Boar |
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Guy de Warwick |
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Guy de Warwick |
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Katherine |
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Guy de Warwick |
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Creation |
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Royal couple in prayer |
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Creation scene |
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Creation of Adam |
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Creation of Eve |
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The tree of knowledge |
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The Fall |
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Adam rebuked |
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Eve rebuked |
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God and serpent |
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The Expulsion |
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The Expulsion |
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Eve spinning and Adam |
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Angel |
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Cain and sheaves |
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Abel and sheaves |
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Abraham and Isaac |
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Sacrifice of Isaac |
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Noah and the ark |
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Dove and raven |
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David with slingshot |
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Cain and Abel |
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David with a slingshot |
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Goliath |
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David |
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David harping |
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Salomon reading |
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Judas |
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Standing figure |
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Standing figure |
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Standing figure |
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The Trinity and Evangelist symbols |
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Standing figure |
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Standing figure |
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Jeremiah |
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Peter |
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David |
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Andrew |
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Isaiah |
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James |
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Daniel |
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John |
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Hosea |
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Thomas |
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Amos |
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James the Great |
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Joel |
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Philip |
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Ezechiel |
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Bartholemew |
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Sophonias |
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Matthew |
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Malachai |
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Simon |
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Zacharias |
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Thaddeus |
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Abdias |
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Mathias |
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Eleazar |
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Sadoch |
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Solomon |
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Two women |
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Ezechias |
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Jeromam |
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Manasseh |
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Martyrdom of Isaiah |
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Manasses |
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Amon |
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King enthroned |
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Jehoahaz |
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Josaphat |
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Joram, or Jehoram |
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Annunciation to Zachariah |
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Annunciation to Zachariah |
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Nativity of John the Baptist |
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Naming of John the Baptist |
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Annunciation to Joachim |
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Joachim |
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Annunciation to Anne |
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Annunciation to Anne |
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Joachim and Anne |
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Birth of the Virgin |
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Joachim and Anne |
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Presentation of the Virgin Mary |
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Virgin Mary |
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The Annunciation |
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Wildman ('wodewose') |
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Two ladies |
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Two ladies |
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Two ladies |
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Wildman ('wodewose') and lady |
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Wildman ('wodewose') and lady |
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Wildman ('wodewose'), lady and man (the knight Eneas) |
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Wildman ('wodewose'), lady, and Enyas |
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Two men and a lady |
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Two men and a lady |
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Lady and young man |
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Enyas |
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Enyas |
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Enyas |
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Enyas |
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Enyas |
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Lady and hare |
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Lady shooting |
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Lady shooting |
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Lady hunting |
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Lady hunting |
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Lady hunting |
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Lady setting a trap |
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Lady hunting |
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The Visitation; and Lady with a hound and hare |
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Lady with two hares |
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Lady with slaughtered hares, and with hounds |
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Lady hawking |
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Lady hawking |
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Lady hawking |
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Lady hawking |
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Lady hawking |
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Lady hawking |
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Lady hawking |
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Hunting |
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Ladies hunting |
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Ladies hunting |
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Ladies hunting |
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Ladies hunting |
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Ladies hunting |
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Ladies hunting |
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Ladies hunting |
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Ladies hunting |
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Ladies hunting |
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Ladies hunting |
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Ladies hunting |
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Ladies hunting |
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Ladies hunting |
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Ladies hunting |
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Peter and Stephen |
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St Andrew |
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St Lawrence |
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St Thomas Becket |
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St Catherine |
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St Margaret |
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Mary Magdalene |
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All Saints |
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Woman |
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Mary and Joseph |
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Nativity and martyrdom of Anastasia |
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Annuciation to the Shepherds |
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Adoration of the Shepherds |
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One of the Magi |
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Two Magi |
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Three Magi |
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The Three Magi and Shepherds |
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Three Magi |
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Three Magi and Herod |
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Herod |
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Herod |
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Adoration of the Magi |
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Angel |
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Flight into Egypt |
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Idols |
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Herod and harvester |
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Man burning ships |
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Herod and knights |
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Massacre of the Innocents |
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Presentation in the Temple |
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Christ among the Doctors |
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Wedding at Cana |
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Christ at table |
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Christ and the woman caught in adultery |
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Christ and the woman caught in adultery |
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Christ and the woman caught in adultery |
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The feeding of the five thousand |
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Christ healing |
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Christ healing |
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Christ preaching |
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Baptism of Christ |
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John preaching |
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John before Herod |
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John the Baptist |
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Christ at table |
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Salome |
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Beheading of John the Baptist |
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Presentation of the head of John the Baptist |
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Burial of John the Baptist's head |
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Burial of John the Baptist's body |
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Skeleton of John the Baptist |
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Burning of bones |
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Sweeping of ashes |
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Christ cleansing the temple |
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Christ cleansing the temple |
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Standing Christ |
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Temptation of Christ |
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Temptation of Christ |
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Temptation of Christ |
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Temptation of Christ |
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Tempation of Christ |
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Christ and apostles |
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Christ and the apostles |
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Caiaphas and councilors |
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Christ and apostles |
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Two men |
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Raising of Lazarus |
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Judas |
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Last Supper |
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Christ and disciples |
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Christ and disciples |
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Christ on the Mount of Olives |
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Agony in the Garden |
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The Betrayal and Arrest |
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Christ before Pilate |
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The Scourging of Christ |
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Christ carrying the cross |
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Christ |
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Christ |
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Nailing Christ to the Cross |
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Crucifixion and Judas's Remorse |
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Death of Judas |
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Mourning at the Cross and the Harrowing of Hell |
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The Three Living and the Three Dead |
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Deposition of Christ |
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Joseph |
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The Entombment |
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Joseph and Soldiers |
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The Resurrection |
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Christ and Mary |
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Noli me tangere |
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The angel Michael and Longinus |
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Christ on the road to Emmaus |
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Christ at Emmaus |
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Mary Magdalene |
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Peter and John Visit the tomb |
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Pilgrims and Apostles |
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Doubting Thomas |
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Christ Calling Peter and John |
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Christ Eating with the Apostles and Mary |
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The Ascension |
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Pentecost |
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Virgin Mary and Gabriel |
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Dormition of the Virgin |
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Funeral Procession |
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Baptism |
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Burial of the Virgin |
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Judgment Day |
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Christ in Judgment |
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The Just |
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Virgin and Devil |
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f. 149
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f. 149v
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f. 150
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f. 150v
Sinful merchant |
f. 151
Office of the Dead |
f. 151v
Devil and monk |
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f. 152
Virgin Mary |
f. 152v
Virgin Mary |
f. 153
Virgin Mary |
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f. 153v
Virgin Mary and George |
f. 154
Virgin Mary and George |
f. 154v
Virgin Mary |
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f. 155
Angel and demon |
f. 155v
Virgin Mary and the devil |
f. 156
Virgin Mary |
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f. 156v
The Abbess Delivered |
f. 157
The Abbess Delivered |
f. 157v
The Abbess Delivered |
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f. 158
The Abbess Delivered |
f. 158v
Theophilus |
f. 159
Theophilus |
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f. 159v
Theophilus |
f. 160
Theophilus |
f. 160v
Theophilus |
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f. 161
The Monk Who Knew Only the Ave Maria |
f. 161v
The Monk Who Knew Only the Ave Maria |
f. 162
Amoras |
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f. 162v
Amoras |
f. 163
Amoras |
f. 163v
Amoras |
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f. 164
Amoras |
f. 164v
Virgin Mary |
f. 165
Devil |
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f. 165v
Virgin Mary |
f. 166
Virgin Mary |
f. 166v
Virgin Mary |
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f. 167
Virgin Mary |
f. 167v
The Devil in the Stocks |
f. 168
The Devil in the Stocks |
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f. 168v
The Devil in the Stocks |
f. 169
The Devil in the Stocks |
f. 169v
The Devil in the Stocks |
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f. 170
The Devil in the Stocks |
f. 170v
The Devil in the Stocks |
f. 171
The Devil in the Stocks |
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f. 171v
Monk |
f. 172
Monk |
f. 172v
Virgin Mary |
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f. 173
Monk |
f. 173v
Virgin Mary |
f. 174
Two monks |
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f. 174v
Virgin Mary |
f. 175
Virgin Mary |
f. 175v
Thrice-Sinning hermit |
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f. 176
Thrice-Sinning hermit |
f. 176v
Miller |
f. 177
Lewd hermit |
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f. 177v
Miller and hermit |
f. 178
Hermit |
f. 178v
Angel and Virgin |
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f. 179
Dainties on a Foul Dish |
f. 179v
The Three Living |
f. 180
The Three Dead |
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f. 180v
Francis |
f. 180v
Francis |
f. 181
Francis |
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f. 181v
Francis |
f. 182
Francis |
f. 182v
Dominic |
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f. 183
Rams |
f. 183v
An ape and her children |
f. 184
An ape and her children |
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f. 184v
An ape and her children |
f. 185
Ape and bear |
f. 185v
Hybrid |
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f. 186
Hybrid |
f. 186v
Dragon |
f. 187
Dragon |
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f. 187v
Archer |
f. 188
Elephant and castle |
f. 188v
Mary of Egypt |
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f. 189
Mary of Egypt |
f. 189v
Man falling from a horse |
f. 190
Dominic |
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f. 190v
Edward the Confessor |
f. 191
John the Evangelist |
f. 191v
Martyrdom of St Peter |
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f. 192
Martyrdom of St Edmund |
f. 192v
Denis |
f. 193
Martyrdom of Denis |
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f. 193v
Denis |
f. 194
Virgin and Child on Mount Carmel |
f. 194v
Christ and Christopher |
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f. 195
Text page |
f. 195v
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