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a miniature of John with a symbol of Mark and the vision of the Red Horse, illustrating the opening of the Second Seal (Revelation 6: 3-4). According to Sandler 1986, illuminated by three artists: The Queen Mary Master (ff. 1-16v),

of John with a symbol of Luke and the vision of the Black Horse, a portent of famine, illustrating the opening of the Third Seal (Revelation 6: 5). According to Sandler 1986, illuminated by three artists: The Queen Mary Master

of John with a symbol of Luke and the vision of the Black Horse, a portent of famine, illustrating the opening of the Third Seal (Revelation 6: 5). According to Sandler 1986, illuminated by three artists: The Queen Mary Master

of John with five souls, two of whom are being given robes by angels. According to Sandler 1986, illuminated by three artists: The Queen Mary Master (ff. 1-16v), Hand II (ff. 17-24v, 30, 34-45v), Hand III (25-29v, 31v-32v). The attribution

a miniature of John with five souls, two of whom are being given robes by angels. According to Sandler 1986, illuminated by three artists: The Queen Mary Master (ff. 1-16v), Hand II (ff. 17-24v, 30, 34-45v), Hand III (25-29v, 31v-32v).

initials in colours and gold, of Gabriel and Zachariah (f. 14), the birth (f. 15) and naming (f. 18) of John the Baptist with two four-line red staves visible through the illumination. 18 historiated initials in colours and gold, of

Historiated initial 'D', instead of 'O'(mnem) of en emperor (or a pope?) with a sword and three men before him, at the beginning of the Constitutio Omnem. Catchwords; lemmas underlined in ink or in yellow. 1 historiated initial in

1406) and his wife Alice Beauchamp (d. 1383), daughter of Thomas, earl of Warwick (d. 1369) and widow of Sir John Beauchamp of Hatch Beauchamp, perhaps belonged to them: the arms of Beauchamp, earl of Warwick (gules a fess between

1406) and his wife Alice Beauchamp (d. 1383), daughter of Thomas, earl of Warwick (d. 1369) and widow of Sir John Beauchamp of Hatch Beauchamp, perhaps belonged to them: the arms of Beauchamp, earl of Warwick (gules a fess between

Crucifixion, with Mary and John flanking the cross, and personifications of the sun (Sol) and moon (Luna) above the arms of the cross, and half-length figures of Adam and Eve emerging from their graves below. This image faces one of

of the New Earth, and a miniature of John with an angel and the vision of the New Sea, illustrating Revelation 21:1. According to Sandler 1986, illuminated by three artists: The Queen Mary Master (ff. 1-16v), Hand II (ff. 17-24v,

curtain before John. Facing miniatures are now separated by an inserted paper leaf. 10 full-page miniatures in colours and gold, of Christ in Majesty opposite two clerics presenting a book, and Evangelist portraits opposite the Annunciation, the Nativity, the Crucifixion,

before the beginning of John. Facing miniatures are now separated by an inserted paper leaf. 10 full-page miniatures in colours and gold, of Christ in Majesty opposite two clerics presenting a book, and Evangelist portraits opposite the Annunciation, the Nativity,

at the beginning of John, in a decorated frame. Facing miniatures are now separated by an inserted paper leaf. 10 full-page miniatures in colours and gold, of Christ in Majesty opposite two clerics presenting a book, and Evangelist portraits opposite

with interlace patterns within full-page rectangular frames of gold and red or colours at the beginning of Gospels, that for John on a purple background (ff. 15, 57, 86, 132). Initials and text entirely in gold. Numbers in red. Gospels,

notes on ff. 1v, 10v, 26v, 49r-49v). Busleyden College, Leuven (index Louvain), 16/17th century: inscribed 'Liber collegij Buslidiani' (f. 1). John Chamberlayne (b. 1666, d. 1723), son of Edward Chamberlayne (b. 1616, d. 1703): his sale of his library conducted

initials in colours and gold, of Gabriel and Zachariah (f. 14), the birth (f. 15) and naming (f. 18) of John the Baptist with two four-line red staves visible through the illumination. 18 historiated initials in colours and gold, of

initials in colours and gold, of Gabriel and Zachariah (f. 14), the birth (f. 15) and naming (f. 18) of John the Baptist with two four-line red staves visible through the illumination. 18 historiated initials in colours and gold, of

initials in colours and gold, of Gabriel and Zachariah (f. 14), the birth (f. 15) and naming (f. 18) of John the Baptist with two four-line red staves visible through the illumination. 18 historiated initials in colours and gold, of

initials in colours and gold, of Gabriel and Zachariah (f. 14), the birth (f. 15) and naming (f. 18) of John the Baptist with two four-line red staves visible through the illumination. 18 historiated initials in colours and gold, of

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