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'Culross Psalter', made for Richard Marshall, Cistercian Abbot of Culross
DescriptionThe psalter was probably written at Culross Abbey, Scotland, for abbot Richard Marshall, as recorded in an inscription in gold on folio 6 verso. It contains a calendar in red and black (folio 1); (ii) Psalter and Canticles (folio 7); (iii) Litany, including Saints Servanus, Blaan, Kentigern and Findoca (folio 185 verso); (iv) Office of the Dead and prayers (folio 189). With decorative initials and borders, and a historiated initial of David playing the harp (folio 7).
ShelfmarkAdv.MS.18.8.11
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