Psalter, in the Gallican version, and canticles (ff. 168v-180v) with continuous English glosses, created 2nd or 3rd quarter of the 11th century in England.

Decoration: 3 large decorated initials in colours with foliate and/or interlace decoration and animal heads, a dragon, and/or animal masks at the beginning of Psalms 1, 51, and 101 (ff. 1, 56, 111v). Large initials in blue, green, purple, or red (some of the red oxidised), and a few with simple penwork decoration. Added marginal drawings in ink of dogs, a deer, a snail or a hand (ff. 87v, 90v, 95v, 96, 168v).

Gallican Psalter (MS Stowe 2) Illustrations

Illustration 1

	Page (Folio): 1 Decorated initial letter B with foliated and interlace decoration, animal heads and an animal mask
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Illustration 2

	Page (Folio): 56 Decorated initial letter Q with a dragon and animal head
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Illustration 3

	Page (Folio): 111v Decorated initial letter D with interlace and animal heads
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