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ANGELS

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Apostles

APOSTLES

Christmas

CHRISTMAS

Churches and Cathedrals

CHURCHES AND CATHEDRALS

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CLERGY

Compendium Jesus Christ

COMPENDIUM JESUS CHRIST

Cult Objects and Reliquaries

CULT OBJECTS AND RELIQUARIES

Eucharist

EUCHARIST

Mary Magdalen

MARY MAGDALEN

Mary, Mother of Christ

MARY, MOTHER OF CHRIST

Orthodox

ORTHODOX

Passion of Jesus Christ

PASSION OF JESUS CHRIST

Prayer, Worship and Rituals

PRAYER, WORSHIP AND RITUALS

Saints

SAINTS

The Gospels, Acts of the Apostles etc. (New Testament)

THE GOSPELS, ACTS OF THE APOSTLES ETC. (NEW TESTAMENT)

Trinity

TRINITY

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Saint Matthew (from the Book of Kells). The Book of Kells is one of the most famous books in the history of the world and was completed in about 800 AD. The vellum (calfskin) manuscript contains transcriptions of the four Gospels, lavishly illustrated and ornamented. It is the most elaborate manuscript of its kind to survive from the early Middle Ages. The scribes and artists who created the Book were Columban monks who lived in a monastery on the remote island of Iona, off the west coast of Scotland. The monastery was founded late in the sixth century by an Irish monk, St Colm Cille. At the time the book was produced, Irish monks were renowned throughout the rest of Europe for their work as scribes and illustrators.
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Saint Matthew (from the Book of Kells). The Book of Kells is one of the most fa...

Saint Mark (from the Book of Kells). The Book of Kells is one of the most famous books in the history of the world and was completed in about 800 AD. The vellum (calfskin) manuscript contains transcriptions of the four Gospels, lavishly illustrated and ornamented. It is the most elaborate manuscript of its kind to survive from the early Middle Ages. The scribes and artists who created the Book were Columban monks who lived in a monastery on the remote island of Iona, off the west coast of Scotland. The monastery was founded late in the sixth century by an Irish monk, St Colm Cille.At the time the book was produced, Irish monks were renowned throughout the rest of Europe for their work as scribes and illustrators.
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Saint Mark (from the Book of Kells). The Book of Kells is one of the most famou...

Canon tabels (from the Book of Kells). The Book of Kells is one of the most famous books in the history of the world and was completed in about 800 AD. The vellum (calfskin) manuscript contains transcriptions of the four Gospels, lavishly illustrated and ornamented. It is the most elaborate manuscript of its kind to survive from the early Middle Ages. The scribes and artists who created the Book were Columban monks who lived in a monastery on the remote island of Iona, off the west coast of Scotland. The monastery was founded late in the sixth century by an Irish monk, St Colm Cille.
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Canon tabels (from the Book of Kells). The Book of Kells is one of the most fam...

Carpet page introducing St. Jerome's letter to Pope Damasus from the Lindisfarne Gospels. England, Lindisfarne; 710-721 Shelfmark: Cotton Nero D. IV Page Folio Number: f.2v
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Carpet page introducing St. Jerome's letter to Pope Damasus from the Lindisfarne...

Incipit page of St.Luke's Gospel. Text with marginal decoration, including a cat from the Lindisfarne Gospels. England, Lindisfarne; 710-721 Shelfmark: Cotton Nero D. IV Page Folio Number: f.139
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Incipit page of St.Luke's Gospel. Text with marginal decoration, including a cat...

King David of Israel with harp and companions. From the First Bible of Charles the Bald (also known as the Count Vivian Bible or the Vivian Bible). 846 CE; 495mm x 345 mm
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King David of Israel with harp and companions. From the First Bible of Charles...

Charlemagne (742-814) and his third son Pippin (773–810) giving edicts to a clerk. Illuminated manuscript; 10th century.
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Charlemagne (742-814) and his third son Pippin (773–810) giving edicts to a cler...

The blowing of the second trumpet. Commentary on the Apocalypse, published in 776 by Beatus of Liebana (730 -798, Spanish monk and theologian). This commentary was popular during the Middle Ages and survives in over 30 manuscripts (usually called Beatus) from the 10th through 13th century. From the Real Monasterio de Santa María de Guadalupe, Spain."And the second angel sounded, and as it were a great mountain burning with fire was cast into the sea: and the third part of the sea becme blood.." Apo 8: 8 - 9
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The blowing of the second trumpet. Commentary on the Apocalypse, published in 7...

The killing of the Beast.Commentary on the Apocalypse, published in 776 by Beatus of Liebana (730 -798, Spanish monk and theologian).This commentary was popular during the Middle Ages and survives in over 30 manuscripts (usually called Beatus) from the 10th through 13th century. From the Real Monasterio de Santa María de Guadalupe, Spain. "And the third part of the creatures which were on the sea and had life, died and the third part of the ships were destroyed." Apo 8: 8 - 9
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The killing of the Beast.Commentary on the Apocalypse, published in 776 by Beatu...

God's chosen people.Commentary on the Apocalypse, published in 776 by Beatus of Liebana (730 -798, Spanish monk and theologian).This commentary was popular during the Middle Ages and survives in over 30 manuscripts (usually called Beatus) from the 10th through 13th century. From the Real Monasterio de Santa María de Guadalupe, Spain. Apo 7: 2 - 4
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God's chosen people.Commentary on the Apocalypse, published in 776 by Beatus of...

Adam and Eve, Original Sin. Commentary on the Apocalypse, published in 776 by Beatus of Liebana (730 -798, Spanish monk and theologian). This commentary was popular during the Middle Ages and survives in over 30 manuscripts (usually called Beatus) from the 10th through the 13th century.
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Adam and Eve, Original Sin. Commentary on the Apocalypse, published in 776 by Be...

Matyrdom of Saint Bonifacius (672-754) from the Liber Sacramentorum. Fulda, Germany; 10th century.
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Matyrdom of Saint Bonifacius (672-754) from the Liber Sacramentorum. Fulda, Ger...