Albelda Codex - One of the Most Precious Manuscripts in the Escorial Library - 10th Century
Codex Aureus - The Miniatures are Undoubtedly Among the Most Beautiful Works of the German School - 11th Century
The Escorial Beatus - The Miniatures are a Perfect Example of Mozarabic Iconography - 10th Century
Metz Codex - One of the Most Important Scientific Codices of the 9th Century - 9th Century
The San Millan de la Cogolla Beatus - The Most Complete of the Three Beatus Copies Which Belonged to San Millán de la Cogolla Monastery in the High Middle Ages - 10th Century
The Tábara Beatus - A Work from the Great 10th Century León School - 10th Century
Seu de Urgell Beatus - A Magnificent Beato in the Style of the Mozarabic Miniaturist Tradition - 10th Century
The Valladolid University Beatus - Distinguished by the Beauty of its Calligraphy and the Excellence of its Miniatures - 10th Century
Codex Neapolitanus - One of the Oldest Manuscripts in the Tradition of Materia Medica -
7th Century
Arab Art in Cairo - A Decisive Contribution to the Knowledge of Arabian and Especially Egyptian Art - 19th Century
The Chinoiserie's of Meissen - The Celebrated Collections of Designs and Patterns of Chinese Subjects Used Until the End of the Nineteenth Century - 18th Century
The Forster Codices - Three Small Notebooks Dating From the End of the Fifteenth to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Centuries
The Codex Trivulzianus - Leonardo's Attempt to Organise and Arrange that Part of the Italian Language Which Deals with Science, Philosophy, and Academic Subjects in General