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St. Dorothy of Caesarea (fol. 67v)
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St. Dorothy of Caesarea (fol. 67v)

[ca. 1500-1520]

St. Dorothy is standing by a little girl (a disguised angel) with a basket of roses and apples. (The saint asked her to take them as a gift to the mocking Theophilus, who was then converted to Christ...

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The sacrifice of Isaac (fol. 27r)
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The sacrifice of Isaac (fol. 27r)

[ca. 1490 and ca. 1500-1510]

Foliate initial 'S' is historiated with Abraham holding his sword, ready to kill his son Isaac, when an angel stops him by seizing the sword. The border is decorated with a strawberry and flowers, inc...

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The Creation (image 1)
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The Creation (image 1)

[ca. 1461-1483]

Six roundels depicting God's creation: the separation of sky and earth (1), creation of trees and plants (2), creation of waters and fishes (3), creation of animals (4), creation of angels (5), and th...

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Annunciation to the Virgin
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Annunciation to the Virgin

14th century

A large arched miniature of the Annunciation, in a French style of painting. The angel Gabriel announces the birth of Christ to the Virgin Mary. Gabriel holds a scroll with the words "Ave gracia ...

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St. Michael (fol. 77r)
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St. Michael (fol. 77r)

[ca. 1440-1460]

Initial 'M' inhabited with St. Michael killing the devil, using a patriarchal cross as a spear. Hairline tendrils with a strawberry, a blueberry, a thistle and gold balls.

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