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English: Virgin Mary Illumination from the Saint Bertin Psalter c.1170 now in St John's College Cambridge. Once owned by the abbesses of Wherwell Abbey starting with Matilda of Bailleul - "Vellum, 12.375 x 8.125, ff. 250, 19 lines to a page. 12th cent., (1170), magnificently written" and passed down through Euphemia de Walliers |
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