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public offices of the Church. The
corresponding terms in
Latin are
Evangeliarium and
Liber evangeliorum. The
Evangeliary developed from
marginal notes...
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Evangeliarium Spalatense is a m****cript of the New
Testament in
Latin from the 8th century. The m****cript has not
survived in
complete condition. The...
- m****cripts. Its
religious texts include the
Codex Vercellensis, an
evangeliarium of the
fourth century;
hagiographical m****cripts, not all of which...
- of the four
Gospel Books was
called an
evangeliarium plenarium (as
distinct from an
Evangeliary or
evangeliarium, a kind of Lectionary,
which contains...
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Munsterbilzen Abbey was an
abbey of
Benedictine nuns in Munsterbilzen, Limburg, Belgium,
founded in
around 670 by
Saint Landrada. It was
plundered by Vikings...
- The
Egmond Gospels (Dutch:
Evangeliarium van Egmond) is a 9th-century
Gospel Book
written in
Latin and
accompanied by illustrations. It is
named after...
- m****cript
Trivulzio book of hours,
folio 110v
Gruuthuse m****cript, 27v-28r
Evangeliarium of
Egmond IIIv-IVr One of the four
title prints of the
Atlas van der...
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known as
Lectionaries (the term of much
broader meaning), or (Gospels only) as
Evangeliarium or Evangelistarium. A
discussion on the word "aprakos" v t e...
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subdeacon at a
solemn High M****. The
Gospels are
contained in a book
called Evangeliarium, or more
recently called as "Book of the Gospels", that were to be said...
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Limousin workshop evangeliarium book
cover is a 13th
century evangeliary cover made of
embossed copper and
decorated in champlevé
Limousin enamels with...
