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Middle Ages,
psalters were the
books most
widely owned by
wealthy lay persons. They were
commonly used for
learning to read. Many
psalters were richly...
- The
Psalters are a
Christian band
which began in Philadelphia, in 1997.
Their music is
sometimes described as folk punk.
Notable not only for
their music...
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Psalterion can
refer to
musical instruments, including: an
Ancient Gr**** harp the
medieval box
zither Psaltery This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
- at the time of the Iconoclasm, one of only
three illuminated Byzantine Psalters to
survive from the 9th century.
According to one tradition, the miniatures...
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hymns in a church. Some
metrical psalters include melodies or harmonisations. The
composition of
metrical psalters was a
large enterprise of the Protestant...
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Iconoclastic controversy. A
psalter is a book made
specifically to
contain the 150
psalms from the book of Psalms.
Psalters have also
included the odes...
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dates for the
Oxford and
Winchester Psalters are
under PsOxfM, 'mil. 12es' (middle of the 12th century)
first page of the
psalter on
Digital Bodleian....
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breviary called the
psalter, in
which the
psalms are
arranged to be pra**** at the
canonical hours of the day. In the
Middle Ages,
psalters were
often lavish...
-
Aristocratic Psalters in Byzantium,” Speculum: A
Journal of
Medieval Studies, 62, 406. Lowden, J. (1988). “Observations on
Illustrated Byzantine Psalters.” The...
- MS
Additional 28681). No
other records of
psalters found from the
Middle Ages have a
mappa mundi. The
Psalter mappa mundi was
likely used to
provide context...
