Fulda Gospels

The Fuldaer Evangeliar is a Carolingian illuminated manuscript, which was created in the middle of the 9th century in the Princely Abbey of Fulda. The painting school of Fulda was one of the few in the succession of the Aachen court school of Charlemagne,[1] in whose tradition also this gospel stands stylistically.

Der Evangelist Lukas.

Today the Gospel is located in the Universitätsbibliothek Würzburg (signature: M.p.th.f. 66 ). The front cover of the codex is decorated with one of the oldest ivory reliefs of the "Younger Metz School".[2]

References

Hans Holländer: Die Entstehung Europas, in Belser Stilgeschichte, Studienausgabe, vol. 2, Belser, Stuttgart 1993, p. 248.
Gottfried Mälzer: Würzburg als Bücherstadt. In Karl H. Pressler (ed.): Aus dem Antiquariat. Vol. 8, 1990 (Börsenblatt für den Deutschen Buchhandel – Frankfurter Ausgabe. Nr. 70, 31 August 1990), S. A 317 – A 329, here p. A 325 (zum Evangeliar aus Fulda, M.p.th.f.65).

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[1] Hans Holländer: Die Entstehung Europas, in Belser Stilgeschichte, Studienausgabe, vol. 2, Belser, Stuttgart 1993, p. 248.

[2] Gottfried Mälzer: Würzburg als Bücherstadt. In Karl H. Pressler (ed.): Aus dem Antiquariat. Vol. 8, 1990 (Börsenblatt für den Deutschen Buchhandel – Frankfurter Ausgabe. Nr. 70, 31 August 1990), S. A 317 – A 329, here p. A 325 (zum Evangeliar aus Fulda, M.p.th.f.65).