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Illuminated initial from BL Lansdowne 842, f. 19

Baptism from BL Lansdowne 782, f. 18v

Initial from BL Lansdowne 842, vol. 1, f. 19

Battle from BL Lansdowne 782, f. 26v-27

Volvelle from BL Eg 848, f. 22 - Public domain medieval manuscript

Miniatures from BL Lansdowne 1178, f. 19

Detail from BL Lansdowne 1178, f. 19

Knights from BL Lansdowne 782, f. 11

Arms from BL Lansdowne 787, f. 10

Flotilla from BL Lansdowne 782, f. 19

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Drawing with coloured wash of men in boats from Reggio coming to attack Charlemagne, illustrating section 353 of the Chanson d'Aspremont. Image taken from f. 19 of Chanson d'Aspremont (verses 209-514, imperfect). Written in French.

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0800 - 1000
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