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| Category | Manuscript |
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| Origin: artist/workshop | Emilian or Paduan |
| Date | 14C/2 |
| Reference No | MS Egerton 943, f 182r (detail) |
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| Provenance | |
| Present Location | London, British Library |
| Bibliography | Brieger, Meiss, & Singleton 1969, 262-9 |
| Roddewig 1984, 163-4 | |
| Illustration From | Dante 1965, 489 |
| Other illustrations | Brieger, Meiss, & Singleton 1969, ill 514a |
| Country | Italy |
| Description: |
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| One of five miniatures featuring Bernard in an Emilian or Paduan manuscript of the Divine Comedy from the second quarter of the fourteenh century. This one is the only one illustrating Canto 32. Half figures of Dante on the left and Bernard on the right in the Empyrean look up at a bust of the crowned Virgin in glory between busts of an angel, saints, and Beatrice. (See also MA072-3 and MA075-6). |