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Decorated initial from BL Harley 2361, f. 25
De viris illustribus - Public domain medieval manuscript
Decorated initial from BL Royal 1 B VII, f. 15
Decorated initial from BL Harley 2631, f. 61
Canon tables from BL Harley 2804, f. 166
De viris illustribus - Public domain medieval manuscript
Headpiece from BL Eg 2808, f. 3
Illuminated headpiece from BL Eg 2163, f. 32
Text page from BL Royal 1 B VII, f. 134
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Canon Table Page, German manuscript
Canon Table Page, German manuscript
Canon Table Page, German manuscript
Canon Table Page, German manuscript
Canon Table Page, German manuscript
Canon Table Page, German manuscript
Canon Table Page, German manuscript
Canon Table Page, German manuscript
Canon Table Page, German manuscript
Canon Table Page, German manuscript
Summary
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The Eusebian Canons are a system of dividing the four Gospels into sections, developed by Eusebius of Caesarea in the 4th century. The system consists of ten tables, or canons, which list parallel passages in each of the four Gospels. Each table is divided into numbered sections, and each section contains a list of parallel passages from the Gospels. The Eusebian Canons were designed to help readers compare and contrast the different accounts of Jesus' life and teachings in the four Gospels. They were widely used in early Christian literature and are still studied by scholars today.