• British Library Images Online
  Browse or search the "Pictures relating to Christianity" category, many of which are illustrations from Bibles.
  Images Online at the British Library: a unique resource for picture buyers, graphic designers and publishers, enabling you to buy, download and license thousands of high quality photographic images from the British Library's unparalleled picture library collections.
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• Gutenberg Bible: View the British Library's Digital Versions Online
  On this site you will find the British Library’s two copies of Johann Gutenberg’s Bible. You can view them separately or you can compare them. Finally you can also view the important fragment of a third copy of the Gutenberg Bible which was decorated in England close to the time the book was printed.
  Two editions of the Gutenberg Bible. View the British Library's two copies of Johann Gutenberg's Bible and find out about Gutenberg's life.
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• Lindisfarne Gospels
  High quality version of the Lindisfarne Gospels in the British Library. Listen to audio commenary and magnify details.
  Turn the Pages of the Lindisfarne Gospels online. Written and decorated at the end of the 7th century by the monk Eadfrith.
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• Showcases :: The Duke of Sussex’s German Pentateuch
  The Duke of Sussex’s German Pentateuch was written and illuminated by a scribe-artist known as Hayyim, working in southern Germany around 1300. Apart from the five books of the Old Testament, it contains the Aramaic translation - Targum Onkelos - the Five Scrolls, Haftarot and readings from the Prophets. The manuscript takes its name from its last owner, the Duke of Sussex (1773-1843), before it became part of the British Museum collection in 1844.
  The Duke of Sussex's German Pentateuch was written and illuminated by a scribe-artist known as Hayyim, working in southern Germany around 1300.
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• Henry VIII Psalter
  The British Library MS Viewer
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