- The
Codex Amiatinus (also
known as the
Jarrow Codex) is
considered the best-preserved m****cript of the
Latin Vulgate version of the
Christian Bible....
- the
primary sources for the text are the
Codex Amiatinus and
Codex Cavensis.
Following the
Codex Amiatinus and the
Vulgate texts of
Alcuin and Theodulf...
- Leo Scott. The art of the
Codex Amiatinus.
Parish of Jarrow, 1967. Gameson, Richard. "THE COST OF THE CODEX-
AMIATINUS."
Notes and
Queries 39.1 (1992):...
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conserves the
Nahuatl Florentine Codex, the
Rabula Gospels, the
Codex Amiatinus, the
Squarcialupi Codex, and the
fragmentary Erinna papyrus that contains...
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works of Hiberno-Saxon art such as the
Lindisfarne Gospels and the
Codex Amiatinus, and is
often seen as the
start of Northumbria's
golden age. By the year...
- in
Jarrow in 735. The
Codex Amiatinus is the
oldest m****cript with a
complete text of the Vulgate. The
Codex Amiatinus is
described as a
brilliant display...
-
Early medieval bookcase containing about ten
codices depicted in the
Codex Amiatinus (c. 700)...
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Early medieval bookcase containing about ten
codices depicted in the
Codex Amiatinus (c. 700)...
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Gospel of St. John;
Egmond Gospels,
Royal Library of the
Netherlands Codex Amiatinus,
earliest surviving complete Vulgate Bible, 8th
century Carolingian depiction...
- the then Pope (Gregory II), was
produced at this
monastery – the
Codex Amiatinus. It is
currently sa****uarded in the
Laurentian Library, Florence, Italy...
