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CA UVICARCH SC436-2010-014-1.1

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"Sacrifice d. Abraham; Loue don de Dieu" (Sacrifice of Abraham, Praise the gift of God)

Manuscript fragment, 13.5 X 18.5 cm, c. 1200

An illustration from a bible showing Abraham and Isaac before the sacrifice. Isaac carries the wood on his back and the fire in his hand.

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Description from donor: Manuscript fragment, 13.5 X 18.5 cm, France, c. 1400, "Sacrifice d. Abraham; Loue don de Dieu" (Sacrifice of Abraham, Praise the gift of God). Includes the following description: 'An illustration from a fourteenth century bible showing Abraham and Isaac before the sacrifice. Isaac carries the wood on his back and the fire in his hand. The material of which these manuscripts were made was often from calf- or sheepskin. The term "vellum" was used interchangeably with "parchment" although, contrary to modern usage, it suggested a coarser skin.'

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