Brown Morocco Binding Collection
The exquisite beauty of the brown morocco binding on this ancient manuscript transports us back in time to the 13th century
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The exquisite beauty of the brown morocco binding on this ancient manuscript transports us back in time to the 13th century. As we turn its delicate pages, we are captivated by the intricate details and artistry that adorn each folio. On Fol. Iii v, a stunning foliated initial greets our eyes, showcasing the skill of an unknown creator from centuries ago. Its meticulous design draws us into a world where Elkanah and Hannah kneel before an altar in Kings I (Fol. 98r), their devotion palpable even through faded ink. Moving further along, we encounter Ruth on Fol. 96r, depicted in another historiated initial with Elimilech and Naomi by her side. The artist's talent shines through as they bring these biblical figures to life within their illuminated surroundings. Joshua appears next on Fol. 76v, his story unfolding through a captivating historiated initial E. Kneeling before God with a scroll in hand, Joshua's determination resonates across time as he leads his people towards victory. Revelations beckons us forth on Fol. 482v with its striking historiated initial A depicting John seated at a desk writing fervently under divine inspiration—a powerful image that evokes both awe and wonder. Jude stands tall on Fol. 481v amidst swirling calligraphy and vibrant colors captured within another historiated initial I—his unwavering faith evident as he holds onto his sacred scroll. Paul takes center stage throughout several folios: Titus (Fol. 458v) shows him seated with a sword; Thessalonians I (Fol. 454v) portrays Paul wielding both sword and book; Colossians (Fol. 453v) captures him engaged in conversation with the bust of God above; Ephesians (Fol. 450v) presents Paul seated once more with sword raised high while gazing at the divine; and Corinthians I (Fol.