Vienna Genesis, Constantinople (?), 6^th century,  The Deluge, fol. 12r

Vienna Genesis, Constantinople (?), 6^th century, Drunkenness of Noah, fol. 3r

Vienna Genesis, Constantinople (?), 6^th century, Rebecca and Eliezer at the Well, fol. 7v

Rossano Gospels, Constantinople (?), 6^th century, Saint Mark, fol. 121r

Rossano Gospels, Constantinople (?), 6^th century , Raising of Lazarus, fol. 1r

Book of Durrow, British Isles, second half of 7^th century, Author Symbol for Matthew (the Man), fol. 21v

Book of Durrow, British Isles, second half of 7^th century, Author Symbol for Luke (the Bull), fol. 124v

Lindisfarne Gospels, British Isles, c. 700, Author Portrait of Matthew, fol. 25v

Lindisfarne Gospels, British Isles, c. 700, Cross Carpet Page, fol. 26v

Lindisfarne Gospels, British Isles, c. 700, Author Portrait of John, fol. 209v

Lindisfarne Gospels, British Isles, c. 700, John Incipit Page, fol. 211v (In principio erat verbum – “In the beginning was the word”)

Codex Amiatinus, British Isles, c. 700, Ezra the Scribe, fol. 5r

Book of Kells, British Isles, early 9^th century, Chi-Rho-Iota (Birth of Christ), fol. 34r

Book of Kells, British Isles, early 9^th century, Virgin and Child, fol. 7v

Book of Kells, British Isles, early 9^th century, Opening of Luke (Quoniam – “since”), fol. 188r

Echternach Gospels, British Isles, 7^th century,       Author Symbol for Matthew, fol. 18v

Echternach Gospels, British Isles, 7^th century, Author Symbol for Mark, fol. 75v

Godescalc Gospels, Carolingian Empire (Aachen, Germany), 781-783 (310 x 210 mm), Christ Enthroned, fol. 3r

Coronation Gospels, Carolingian Empire (Aachen, Germany), late 8^th century (324 x 249 mm), John, fol. 178v

Ebbo Gospels, Carolingian Empire (Reims, France) c. 816-40, 10 1/4” x 8 3/4” (26 x 22.2 cm), Matthew, fol. 18v.

Ebbo Gospels, Carolingian Empire (Reims, France) c. 816-40, 10 1/4” x 8 3/4” (26 x 22.2 cm), Incipit page Gospel of Matthew, fol. 19r

Ebbo Gospels, Carolingian Empire (Reims, France) c. 816-40, 10 1/4” x 8 3/4” (26 x 22.2 cm), Mark, fol. 60v

Grandval Bible, Carolingian Empire (Tours, France), c. 840 (375 x 510 mm), Genesis page, fol. 5v

Vivian Bible, Carolingian Empire (Tours, France), ca. 845 (495mm x 345mm), David Composing the Psalms, fol. 215v

Vivian Bible, Carolingian Empire (Tours, France), ca. 845 (495mm x 345mm), Bible presented to Charles the Bald, fol. 423r

Utrecht Psalter, Carolingian Empire (Reims, France) c. 816-832., Save me o Lord, for there is now no saint, Psalm 11 (SRV 12), fol. 6v

Utrecht Psalter, Carolingian Empire (Reims, France) c. 816-832., The Lord is my Shepherd, Psalm 23 (SRV 22), fol. 13r

Hrabanus Maurus, De laudibus sanctae crucis (On the Praises of the Holy Cross), Carolingian Empire, 9^th century, Louis the Pious, fol. 4v

Drogo Sacramentary, Carolingian Empire (Metz), before 855, Te igitur (we come to you [God]), fol. 15v

Morgan Beatus, Spain, ca. 962, John’s commission to write (Apoc 1:10-20), fol. 27

Morgan Beatus, Spain, ca. 962, 5^th trumpet, Falling Star and Plague of Locusts (Apoc 9:1-6), fol. 140

Aachen Gospels of Otto III, Ottonian Empire (Germany), c. 996, fol. 16, Otto III Frontispiece, fol. 16r

Gospel Book of Otto III, Germany, c. 997-1000 (Munich: Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Clm. 4453), Otto III enthroned and Receiving Homage of Four Parts of the Empire, fols. 23v-24

Gospel Book of Otto III, Germany, c. 997-1000 (Munich: Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Clm. 4453), Luke, fol. 139v

Stammheim Missal, Hildesheim (Germany), ca. 1170 (on Blackboard), January, fol. 3v

Life, Passion and Miracles of Saint Edmund, England, ca. 1130-1135 (274 x 187 mm), Edmund Decapitated; Hiding Edmund’s head, fol. 14v (Blackboard)

Life, Passion and Miracles of Saint Edmund, England, ca. 1130-1135 (274 x 187 mm), Thieves break into Edmund’s Shrine, fol. 18v

Life, Passion and Miracles of Saint Edmund, England, ca. 1130-1135 (274 x 187 mm), Thieves Hanged