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Date Last quarter 13th century CE Form book Binding Non-original Binding Binding Description Rebound in Genoa, Italy, in sixteenth century by Viviano of Verase, of Thread Lane; dark brown leather over beech boards; stamped imagery on upper cover in two columns, reading from the top left down, then from the bottom right up: Annunciation, Nativity, Adoration of the Magi, Agony in the Garden, Flagellation, Carrying the Cross, Crucifixion, Resurrection; borders around images comprised mainly of saints and possibly one soldier bearing a sword, with the bust of Christ blessing with rays emanating from him in top border, the initials "IHS" flanked by dragons in the bottom border, and evangelist symbols in the four corners; lower cover has vase of lillies and vines with small figures of an angel kneeling in front of the Virgin Annunciation , two praying angels below, and a falcon attacking a hare facing a club-wielding man riding a lion, possibly Samson; the inscription around the image reads, clockwise from top left: OPUS.

A young couple who work for the secret police are assigned to monitor the stranger.

Despite the furs and diamonds and champagne, Lili said that the only thing important to her was to matter—dancing made her feel as if she did.

Provenance Created in northeastern France or Flanders, probably in Cambrai region, in the late thirteenth century; Franciscan interests of original owner evident in saints chosen for calendar and litany, and in marginal drolleries of Franciscan nuns; likely intended owner changed halfway through creation, as hand change evident for scribe and artist starting at fol.

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Hand note Textura, written in a fifteenth-century Italian hand Contributors Principal cataloger: Randall, Lilian M.

Her art, her act, was everything to her.

Maria's lover, Laci Ervin Nagy , the master of surveillance and close combat, stalks the two, and when he's not mad from jealousy, does something which is not part of his skill set: he thinks.

" Medieval Studies 45 1983 : 214-297; p.

Images in the Margins of Gothic Manuscripts.