Carolingian Bibles from Tours, France.
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Leaves from a Bible, c. 845, Iron gall ink and tempera on parchment
Ms. Ludwig I 1 (83.MA.50)
The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles.
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Another excellent example of a Carolingian Bible from Tours, c. 830-840, the Moutier-Grandval Bible (Add. 10546), is in the collection of the British Library and can be viewed here.
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The Arundel or Eadui Psalter, 1st half of the 11th – mid 12th century, also in the British Library (MS 155), can be viewed here.
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The Ramsey Psalter, 4th quarter of the 10th century, (Harley MS 2904) can be found here.
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And The Benedictional of Aetherwold (British Library MS. 49598), c. 963 – 984, can be viewed here.