| Book of Hours, use of Rome in Latin, probably from Bruges c 1450. One of 32 full-page arch-topped miniatures with full decorated borders has the standing figure of a nimbed and youthful-looking Bernard in a white cowl with a black tunic showing beneath, carrying a gold crozier in his right hand and a red book in his left, and trampling on a smaller devil with a human face, a beard, horns, and pointed ears lying on the ground. Bernard stands on a tiled floor above which is a bright blue brick wall.
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