This book was produced at Lindisfarne and brought to Durham when the monks of Lindisfarne removed to Durham because of Viking attacks.
Text in Latin, 2 color plates, black & white illustrations, with commentary, bound in 3/4 leather and marbled paper.
Date of Original: 7th-8th Century
Location of Original: England
Facsimile Type: Full
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The Book of Kells is thought to be the work of a number of unknown genius-artists living in the monastery of Iona around the year 800. This facsimile contains color reproductions with commentary.
Date of Original: 800
Location of Original: Iona/Kells
Facsimile Type: Partial

Written and decorated in about 1300 by learned monks in the Armenian province of Siunik', this book offers significant insight into Armenian religious beliefs and practices of the time.
Exhibition of UCLA's Armenian Gospel Book, known as the Gladzor Gospels presented at J. Paul Getty Museum.
Date of Original: 14th Century
Location of Original: Armenia
Facsimile Type: Full

Written in mid-eighth century in Southumbria, probably in Canterbury, the Codex Aureus combines Insular and Italian elements.
Two-thirds facsimile, glossy color, few images, purple pages, bound in 3/4 leather and marbled paper.
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Date of Original: 8th Century
Location of Original: Germany
Facsimile Type: Full
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This is among the most important and beautiful manuscripts that survice from the early Holy Roman Empire. Black & white, with commentary, few color plates, translation of Das Goldene Evangelienbuch von Echternach im Germanischen National-Museum zu Nürnberg.
Date of Original: 1030-1050
Location of Original: Trier
Facsimile Type: Full

The seventh-century predecessor to the Book of Kells. It is decorated with carpet pages and framed symbols of the Evangelists and housed in the Library of Trinity College, Dublin.
Date of Original: 650-700
Location of Original: Celtic
Facsimile Type: Partial

Since its origination around 810 at the court of Charlemagne, this manuscript was the most valuable and best protected at the Lorsch Abbey.
Date of Original: 9th Century
Location of Original: Aachen
Facsimile Type: Full
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