Digital Facsimiles

Saint Beatus, Presbyter of Liebana, -798, Commentary on the Apocalypse, Spain, San Salvador de Tábara, ca. 945, MS M.644

"Hainricus Missal" (Gradual, Sequentiary, and Sacramentary), in Latin, Germany, Weingarten, ca. 1220–30, MS M.711.

Prayer Book, in German, Albrecht Dürer (1471–1528) and Hieronymus Oertel (1543–1614), Germany, Nuremberg, 1507–13 and ca. 1580–1600, MS M.1218

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

Thomasin von Zerclaere, Der wälsche Gast (The Italian Guest), in German, ca. 1380, MS G.54.

New Testament fragment (Hebrews and Revelation), in Greek; Greece, twelfth century.

"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.

The Copts were native Egyptians who played an important role in the history of Christianity; their greatest contribution was the development of monasticism.

The Copts were native Egyptians who played an important role in the history of Christianity. Browse this essential collection of Coptic bookbindings.

This is the only surviving manuscript of The Professor, the first of four novels by the English author Charlotte Brontë (1816–1855).

Italy, Florence, ca. 1320, MS M.643.