Cotton Claudius B.iv, an illustrated Old English Hexateuch that is
among the treasures of the British Library, contains one of the
first extended projects of translation of the Bible in a European
vernacular. Its over four hundred images make it one of the most
extensively illustrated books to survive from the early Middle Ages
and preserve evidence of the creativity of the Anglo-Saxon artist
and his knowledge of other important early medieval picture cycles.
In addition, the manuscript contains the earliest copy of Aelfric's
Preface to Genesis, a work that discusses issues of translation and
interpretation.
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