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| Date | Description | Source | Reference |
| Second quater of the 11th with later additions. | Five Getelds, three on the left and two on the right, bottom edge pegging visible on front geteld on right. Note: very similar in content to Psalm 26 f. 15r of the Utrecht Psalter. | “2.26 London, B.L., Harley 603, f. 15r.” (Pslam 26).
“...In the foreground, an army of enemies - military tents...is defeated
as it attacks the Psalmist...” p. 23.
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Ohlgren, T.H., Ed., Anglo - Saxon Textual Illustration, Photographs of sixteen Manuscripts and Index, Michigan, 1992, p. 172. |
| Second quater of the 11th with later additions. | Single cone tent, topped by a crucafix on a ball apex, panels are clearly defined as are the bottom edge pegs and loops. | “2.42 London, B.L., Harley 603, f.24v.” (Pslam 41).”
“...In the upper right is a cross surmounted tent with people within...”
p. 27.
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Ohlgren, T.H., Ed., Anglo - Saxon Textual Illustration, Photographs of sixteen Manuscripts and Index, Michigan, 1992, p. 188. |
| Second quater of the 11th with later additions. | Two getelds on rigth, bottom end pegs visible and door flap shows peg loops. | “2.43 London, B.L., Harley 603, f.25r.” (Pslam 42).”
“...On the right are two tents and four men...” p. 27
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Ohlgren, T.H., Ed., Anglo - Saxon Textual Illustration, Photographs of sixteen Manuscripts and Index, Michigan, 1992, p. 189. |
| Second quater of the 11th with later additions. | Single getald, ridge decoration, bottom edge pegs. | “2.58 London, B.L., Harley 603, f. 33r (Pslam 60).”
“...On the right, the Psalmist sits in front of a tent on a rock...”
p. 30.
The Harley Psalter, fol. 33r. The illustration to Psalm 60, by H
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Ohlgren, T.H., Ed., Anglo - Saxon Textual Illustration, Photographs
of sixteen Manuscripts and Index, Michigan, 1992, p. 204.
Noel, W., The Harley Psalter, New York, 1995, fig. 78.
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| Second quater of the 11th with later additions. | Single cone tent, topped by a crucafix on a ball apex, panels are clearly defined as are the bottom edge pegs and loops. | “2.91 London, B.L., Harley 603, f.68r (Pslam 131).”
“...In the centre, six bearded figures kneel on a hill before God standing in a tent surmounted by a globe and a cross.” p. 38. |
Ohlgren, T.H., Ed., Anglo - Saxon Textual Illustration, Photographs of sixteen Manuscripts and Index, Michigan, 1992, p. 237. |
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