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Best 1 Beatus of Facundus

The Beatus of Facundus is an illuminated manuscript of the commentary on the Apocalypse traditionally attributed to the eighth-century monk Beatus of Liebana. Completed in 1047 by a scribe and painter named Facundus, it was made for King Ferdinand I of Leon and Queen Sancha. Its vivid maps, genealog...

8.76 Great
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Royal Beatus manuscript, one of the most celebrated Apocalypse cycles; high visual and historical esteem.

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2 Gerona Beatus

The Gerona Beatus is a richly illuminated manuscript of the commentary on the Book of Revelation associated with Beatus of Liébana. Completed in 975, it was copied by the scribe Senior and illuminated by Ende and Emeterius, with Ende identified in the manuscript as a female painter. The codex belong...

8.67 Great
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Important early Beatus with named female scribe Ende; rich imagery and strong scholarly reputation.

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3 Morgan Beatus (MS M.644)

The Morgan Beatus, catalogued as MS M.644, is a tenth-century Spanish illuminated manuscript containing Beatus of Liébana's Commentary on the Apocalypse. Now held by the Morgan Library & Museum in New York, it belongs to a group of medieval copies known collectively as the Beatus manuscripts. Its vi...

8.61 Great
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Major Beatus Apocalypse manuscript with vivid Mozarabic imagery; strong art-historical reputation.

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4 Codex Vigilanus

The Codex Vigilanus, also called the Codex Albeldensis, is an illustrated manuscript completed in 976 at the monastery of San Martin de Albelda in northern Spain. It compiles legal, historical, and ecclesiastical texts, including material connected with Visigothic law and church councils. The manusc...

8.15 Great
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Important Spanish codex with early Arabic numerals and historical texts; high Iberian manuscript significance.

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