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muspeccoll:For July 4, we’re celebrating the red, white, and blue with a few flourished initials fro

muspeccoll:#ManuscriptMonday When I first looked at this fragment, I didn’t see anything out of the

muspeccoll:#ManuscriptMonday When I first looked at this fragment, I didn’t see anything all that in

muspeccoll:Here’s an adorable marginal caterpillar from our early sixteenth-century processional for

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muspeccoll:This leaf is from an English manuscript copied in the latter half of the 12th century. Th

muspeccoll:#ManuscriptMonday: A tiny smiling face on fol. 82v of a ferial Psalter and breviary produ

muspeccoll:#ManuscriptMonday: This fragment from a glossed Bible was probably made in France around

muspeccoll:It’s a musical #ManuscriptMonday today. This close-up of a leaf from our Fragmenta Manusc

muspeccoll:#ManuscriptMonday: tiny #manicula in the margins of a Latin Bible copied in Italy sometim

muspeccoll: Manuscript Monday: This leaf is from a missal, a service book, and it was most likely ma

muspeccoll: Manuscript Monday: This week’s manuscript is one of just a handful in our collecti

muspeccoll: Manuscript Monday For this week’s Manuscript Monday we have an example of Anglo-No

muspeccoll: This week’s manuscript fragment comes to us from France and dates to around 1400.

muspeccoll:Happy New Year! What better way to celebrate than with one of our favorite #manicules? In

muspeccoll: Manuscript Monday This week’s manuscript has a particularly close association with

muspeccoll: Manuscript Monday We recently posted about the acquisition of an illuminated processiona

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