| Book of Hours (Use of Rome) from about 1510, the twelve large miniatures probably originating in Bourges or the Bourbonnais and possibly made for Pierre II de Bourbon, and with 105 small minatures, mostly by Parisian artists, one of these being of Bernard. The half-figure of a nimbed Bernard wearing white tunic and black scapular and a black cap sits at a desk writing. In front of him is a dark figure of a devil with batlike wings. The text above in red reads ' septem versus sancti bernardi'. The Verses begin next to the miniature and continue on f 149v
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