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Bestiaries are among the most lavishly illustrated manuscripts produced during the medieval period, although there are still few studies dedicated specifically to the images in these books or the relationship between image and text. Textually, the bestiaries share a number of common influences, including the writings of Isidore of Seville (especially book XII of his Etymologies). This pro…
Produced in England during the 12th and 13th centuries, bestiaries are richly illustrated manuscripts. However, there are few studies specifically dedicated to its images. This research aims to investigate the role played by images in Oxford, St. John's College MS 61, a bestiary copied in the Benedictine priory of the Holy Trinity in York around 1210-30. This manuscript is known by its hi…
Bestiaries are a very popular genre in the Middle Ages, being usually accompanied by miniatures. However, despite this there are few studies specifically devoted to the images in these documents. This research aims to investigate the images' role in a number of illuminated bestiaries produced in England in the 12th and 13th centuries, written in Latin. We assume that these images do not h…
Bestiaries written in Latin, produced in England between the 12th and 14th centuries, are richly illustrated manuscripts. However, there are few studies dedicated exclusively to their miniatures and as a result an important part of these sources - the images - is not given due attention. Oxford, St. John's College MS.61 is a luxury bestiary produced around 1210-30 in the city of York in E…
English bestiaries, written in Latin and produced between the 12th and 14th centuries, are richly illustrated manuscripts. However, there are few studies dedicated exclusively to their miniatures and as a result an important part of these sources - the images - is not given due attention and their role(s) in the manuscripts are still not completely clear. It has been suggested that bestia…
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