Below is the Aegean Sea with Rhodes at right and Crete below. The coloration makes you want to fly there this minute:
- Reg.lat.83 , Gerson
- Reg.lat.169 , 5th Lateran Council
- Reg.lat.320
- Reg.lat.353
- Reg.lat.382
- Urb.lat.426 , Livy: Ab urbe condita, a 15th-century manuscript (upload is not working yet)
- Urb.lat.1708 , an arithmetic handbook (the fly-leaves are palimpsests)
- Urb.lat.1710 , portolan (above)
- Vat.gr.586 , 12th century manuscript of John Chrysostom
- Vat.gr.920.pt.2 , book of Greek plays, Sophocles, etc., 14th century, from fol 175r onwards
- Vat.gr.1007 , Plutarch, a fairly important manuscript source
- Vat.gr.1296.pt.1 , manuscript S of the Suda, the famed Byzantine encyclopedia, copied 1205
- Vat.gr.1296.pt.2
- Vat.gr.1296.pt.3
- Vat.gr.1533 , Four Gospels, with fine canon tables:
- Vat.lat.1138 , William Durand
- Vat.lat.1143 , ditto
- Vat.lat.1267 , an 11th-century grab-bag of Chrysostom, Augustine, Isidore and other authors: presumably a scholar's own anthology
- Vat.lat.1277 , Chrysostom and Augustine
- Vat.lat.1327 , texts from synods, Byzantine period, in Latin translation
- Vat.lat.1333 , 15th century compilation of councils
- Vat.lat.1387 , 14th-century Bottoni, Glossa (compare below)
- Vat.lat.1390, Bernardo Bottoni's Glossa ordinaria in Decretalium Gregorii libros I-V cum glossulis (1266). A very beautiful 14th-century copy with elaborate mise-en-page. The arbor juris below (discussed by Hermann Schadt in his Darstellungen) is just one of the fine illuminations.
- Vat.lat.1411 , 14th-century manuscript of Digests of Justinian with some fantastic action filled illuminations like this:
- Vat.lat.11559 , Lucan, De bello civili Pharsalia
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