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| Category | Manuscript |
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| Origin: artist/workshop | Cambrai or Tournai |
| Date | 14C/3 |
| Reference No | MS 11053/4, f 241r (detail) |
| Size | |
| Provenance | |
| Present Location | Brussels, Bibliotheque Royale Albert 1er |
| Bibliography | Gaspar & Lyna 1984-9, 1:290-1 |
| Gheyn 1901-6, 1:87-8; Leclercq 1953, 42 | |
| Illustration From | photo - Courtauld Institute |
| Other illustrations | |
| Country | Belgium |
| Description: |
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| In a manuscript of Victor de Capua's Concordance of the Four Gospels from c 1360 which also has the pseudo-Bernard Meditations in French (f 242-98), at the opening of which Bernard is depicted sitting at a desk reading within the initial M. In 1405 the manuscript belonged to Philip the Bold and in 1420 to John without Fear. Bernard has 'tuft'. |