Medieval France. An Encyclopedia

p. 397. Glossa ordinaria for Daniel 1.1–4 (Paris, mid-13th century). Paris,
Bibliothèque Nationale MS lat. 155, fol. 138r.
p. 407. The Annunciation. Book of Hours (French, ca. 1230s). The Pierpont Morgan
Library, New York. M.92, f. 1v.
p. 408. The Annunciation, folio 110r from the Gotha Missal. Ink, tempera, and gold on
parchment, ca. 1370–75, by in. Jean Bondol, French, late 14th century. © The
Cleveland Museum of Art, 1994, Mr. and Mrs. William H.Marlett Fund, 62.287.
p. 480. Crozier(French, 12th century). Ivory, 5 in. high. The Bargello, Florence.
(Alinari/Art Resource)
p. 480. Crucifixion. Crozier (French, 14th century). Ivory, in. high. The Walters Art
Gallery, Baltimore.
p. 549. The Annunciation, from Les Belles Heures de Jean, Duc de Berry, fol. 30r, Pol,
Jean, and Herman de Limbourg (French, Paris, ca. 1400–1416). Tempera and gold leaf on
parchment, 9⅜ by 6⅜ in. The Cloisters Collection, The Metropolitan Museum of Art,
New York, 1954.
p. 574. Guillaume de Machaut composing a lyric. Guillaume de Machaut, Remede de
Fortune. Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale MS fr. 1586, 26r.
p. 600. A celebration of Mass in late 15th-century Paris. London, B.L. Add. 18192,
fol. 110r.
p. 617. Portrait of Jean Miélot in his study. Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale MS fr. 9198,
fol. 19r.
p. 618. Bronze openwork disk (Northern France, 500–600 A.D.). The Metropolitan
Museum of Art, New York. Gift of J.P.Morgan, 1917.
p. 618. Pinned bronze buckle and plaque (Paris basin, 525–600 A.D.). The
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Gift of J.P.Morgan, 1917.
p. 618. Gold disk fibula (Niederbreisig, first half 7th century). The Metropolitan
Museum of Art, New York. Gift of J.P.Morgan, 1917.
p. 643. Musica points to the three Boethian levels of Music: Musica mundana, Musica
humana, and Musica instrumentalis. Florence, Biblioteca Mediceo-Laurenziana MS
Pluteo 29, I, facing fol. 1.
p. 651. A joglaresse dancing and playing bells (early 12th century). Paris,
Bibliothèque Nationale MS lat. 1118.
p. 691. Luxeuil Miniscule. St. Augustine, Sermons (Luxeuil, second half of 7th
century). Beinecke Library, Yale University MS 481, no. 2 (verso).
p. 682. Carolingian Miniscule. Capitularies of Charlemagne, Louis the Pious, and
Charles the Bald (northeastern France, ca. 873). Beinecke Library, Yale University MS
413, fol. 55r.
p. 682. Late Caroline Miniscule. Bible (Aquitaine or Limousin, early 12th century).
Beinecke Library, Yale University MS 414, fol. 1r.
p. 682. Latin translation of Aristotle for the university student in Paris (Paris, third
quarter 13th century). Yale Medical Historical MS 12, fol. 261r. The Beinecke Library,
Yale University.
p. 683. Pecia manuscript of St. Thomas Aquinas with scribe’s note. Aquinas,
Commentary on the Sententiae of Peter Lombard (Paris, ca. 1270). Beinecke Library,
Yale University MS 207, fol. 46r.