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Ripon Cathedral5
Medieval Manuscripts5

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manuscripts, latin (medieval and modern)5
poetry, medieval1
theology, doctrinal1
latin poetry, medieval and modern1
atonement1
ethics1

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Hugh of Saint-Victor (1096?-1141)2
Hugh2
John Chrysostom, Saint (407)1
Petrus Riga1
John Chrysostom1
Bernard, of Clairvaux, Saint (1153)1
Anselm Saint, Archbishop of Canterbury (1033-1109)1
Berengaudus (859-)1
Bernard, of Clairvaux, Saint1

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From 11003
From 12002

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Archive Item:
Ripon Cathedral MS 1
[ca. 1260]
Decoration: biblical books and divisions of Psalms have historiated 9-line initials in colours, on gold grounds, and with ornamental bars extending to the margins that are often decorated by birds and...
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Ripon Cathedral MS 2
[ca. 1200-1250]
There is a late 13th-century list of contents on f. 1v. Decoration: 4 to 5-line initials for each text in blue and red, with pen ornament in both colours. 2-line initials for chapters, alternating i...
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Ripon Cathedral MS 3
[ca. 1140-1160]
Decoration: A large decorated incipit word 'Apocalipsis' in blue, red and green for the Apocalypse commentary. A large decorated incipit initial in blue, red and green and running titles in red for th...
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Ripon Cathedral MS 4
[ca. 1140-1160]
Decoration: 2 large initials infilled with foliage and beasts, and 4 smaller initials in colours. Written in littera minuscula protogothica textualis. In the commentary on the Apocalypse, lines co...
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Ripon Cathedral MS 5
[ca. 1140-1160; 1180-1220]
Leaves are missing after ff. 24 and 34, with gaps in the text; ends imperfectly. Written in protogothic minuscule. On long-term deposit from Ripon Cathedral. A letter (1954) about the manuscript...