Medieval Bible: Facsimiles

v. 7. Anglo-Saxon bibles and The book of Cerne

Includes 250 high quality illustrations, 230 in digital color.

Ms. 58, Trinity College Library, Dublin : commentary volume

Full-color facsimile of the 8th cent. Latin manuscript (Ms. 58 in the Library of Trinity College, Dublin).

Facsim. of a slightly imperfect MS. in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Lacunae completed from the closely related MS. Lat. 14410 in the Bibliothèque nationale, Paris.

The Codex Alexandrinus (Royal ms. 1 D v-viii) in reduced photographic facsimile.

The Codex Sinaiticus, written in Greek in the fourth century, is the oldest surviving complete New Testament and one of the two oldest manuscripts of the whole Bible.

volumes 1-2

A complete reproduction in facsimile of the manuscript British Museum, Egerton 1894

Facsimile of the incompletely preserved 10th-century illuminated scroll known as the Joshua roll; illuminations (scenes from the Old Testament book of Joshua) are accompanied by ms. Greek captions and selections from the Septuagint text.

This facsimile edition comprises the two parts of the Lorsch Gospels from the Biblioteca Documentara Batthyaneum in Alba Julia, Rumania, and the Biblioteca apostolica vaticana in Rome.

A facsimile compiled from two picture Bibles with martyrologies commissioned by King Sancho el Fuerte of Navarra (1194-1234): Amiens manuscript Latin 108 and Harburg MS. 1, 2, Lat. 4°, 15.

An 11th century evangeliary, containing the Gospel readings for the high feasts of the liturgical year. Accompanied by a volume of commentary.

In addition to the Latin (Vulgate) text of the four Gospels, the manuscript (Add. I: York) includes inserted inventories of estates belonging to the Archbishop of York, several homilies, and other legal papers relating to the Province of York, all in Old English.

Facsimile reproduction of the manuscript preserved at Trinity College, Cambridge. Text of the psalter in Latin; introduction in English.

Includes, besides Psalms, various liturgical materials. Facsimile volume and commentary volume.

Full-color facsimile, which itself was executed ca. 1195, probably in the diocese of Noyon, France. Text in Latin, with miniature captions and 2 flyleaf inscriptions in French. Accompanied by commentary volume.

A psalter (Book of Psalms) arranged for liturgical use. The most elaborate ornamentation indicates the divisions for weekly recitation by the secular clergy; the monastic usage is indicated by lesser ornamentation. Included also are canticles, together with a calendar, some antiphons, and collects according to secular usage. Accompanying commentary volume.

Vollständige Faksimile-Ausgabe im Originalformat der Handschrift 32, Utrecht-Psalter, aus dem Besitz der Bibliotheek der Rijksuniversiteit te Utrecht. Accompanied by commentary volume.

Three parallel columns which present three different Latin translations of the Psalter: the Psalterium Romanum, the Psalterium Hebraicum, and the Psalterium Gallicanum. Accompanied by a commentary volume.

Manuscript facsimile in Latin; introduction and commentary in English.

picture Bible held by the National Library of the Czech Republic, ms. XXIII.C.124.