Digital Facsimiles

Bestiary (Dicta Chrysostomi)

Bestiary (Dicta Chrysostomi), in Latin, Austria, Göttweig, ca. 1140–50, MS M.832

"Seitenstetten Missal" (Gradual, Sequentiary, Sacramentary), in Latin. Austria, Salzburg, ca. 1265, MS M.855.

Ulrich of Lilienfeld (ca. 1308–1358), Concordantia caritatis (Concordance of Charity), in Latin and German, Austria, Vienna, ca. 1460, MS M.1045.

Kálmáncsehi-Liechtenstein codex, Buda, Hungary, 1481, MS G.7

Browse this album of Persian and Mughal paintings begun by Husain Khān Shāmlū, governor of Herat (r. 1598–1618).

Dante Alighieri, 1265–1321, Divina commedia, Florence, Italy, 1345–1355, MS M.676.

Browse this compendium of four late medieval chronicles illustrated in Naples, Italy, shortly after 1498.

Berry Apocalypse, Paris, France, ca. 1415, MS M.133

Browse miniature paintings from India and South Asia in the Morgan's collection.

Gospel Book (Arenberg Gospels), Canterbury, England, 1000–1020.

This manuscript contains numerous images of the real and imaginary lands that made up the medieval world.

Explore he wondrous creatures of this bestiary made in England, ca. 1185.