Celtic Illuminated Manuscripts:Book of Kells
Book of Armagh
Book of Cerne
Book of Deer
Book of Dimma
Book of Durrow
Book of Mulling
Cathach of St. Columba
Durham Gospels
Hereford Gospels
Lichfield Gospels
Lindisfarne Gospels
Romanesque / Protogothic manuscripts:
Martyrdoms of St. Peter & Paul (MS 28)
Passionale (MS Harley 624)
| Book of MullingLibrary or archive where the manuscript kept Dublin, Trinity College LibraryCatalogue Number (Shelfmark) MS A. I. 15 | Century VIII |
Irish Pocket Gospel book used by Irish missionary monks travelling on the Continent. It dates from the second half of the 8th century. The book was probably copied from an autograph manuscript of St. Moling. The text includes the four Gospels, a service which includes the "Apostles' Creed", and a plan of St. Moling's monastery. The script is a fine Irish minuscule. Its jeweled shrine is also preserved at Trinity College.
The illumination consists of initials decorated with spirals, interlace, animal heads, and other patterns. The colours used include white, blue, green, yellow, ochre, browm, mauve, purple and cherry red. Three of the Evangelist portraits survive: Matthew, Mark and John. Book of Mulling IllustrationsIllustration 1  | Page (Folio): 193r Portrait of John the Evangelist | Vector Clipart |
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