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Pagespread of Puss-in-Boots and the ogre from Puss in Boots Animated
On the left side of this pagespread, Puss-in-Boots is pictured talking to an ogre in the form of a lion, who is dressed elegantly and sitting on his…
Front cover of The Death of Cock Robin
Digitalis purpurea, a flowering plant native to temperate Europe, appears on the opening page of Grandma Goodsoul’s Death of Cock-Robin.
Image of a globe with the quote "make a difference globally."
An image of a side of a globe with the quote "make a difference globally." The image is meant to be a metaphor for helping others.
<em>ODYSSEAE Homeri libri XXIIII. nuper à Simone Lemnio Emporico Rheto Curiensi, Heroico Latino carmine facti, & à mendis quibusdam priorum translationum repurgati. Accessit et Batrachomyomachia Homeri, ab eodem secundum Græcum Hexametro Latinitate donata.</em>
Title Page
<em>ODYSSEAE Homeri libri XXIIII. nuper à Simone Lemnio Emporico Rheto Curiensi, Heroico Latino carmine facti, & à mendis quibusdam priorum translationum repurgati. Accessit et Batrachomyomachia Homeri, ab eodem secundum Græcum Hexametro Latinitate donata.</em>
Beginning of Book I
al-Qurʼān, Sūrat al-Nisāʼ (4) verses 90-92
Opening (Q 4:90-92) from an Early ʿAbbāsid Qur’ānic fragment comprised of two gatherings carrying a portion of Sūrat al-Nisāʼ (4) and Sūrat al-Māʼidah…
Epistle to the Romans<br />St. Paul, Romans, 13:2-13:11.<br />Egypt, late second-fourth century CE.
A papyrus leaf from of a thirty-leaf portion of a codex; page 32 (recto). Epistle to the Romans. St. Paul, Romans, 13:2-13:11. Egypt, late…
Epistle to the Romans<br />St. Paul, Romans, 13:12-14:8.<br />Egypt, late second-fourth century CE.
A papyrus leaf from a thirty-leaf portion of a codex; page 33 (verso). Epistle to the Romans. St. Paul, Romans, 13:12-14:8.Egypt, late second-fourth…
Sahidic Kingdoms IV<br />Kingdoms IV, 1:18d-2:4 (with lacunae)<br />White Monastery (?), Egypt, ninth century C.E.
A  fragment of a papyrus leaf from a codex containing the Sahidic Coptic version of Kingdoms IV; folio 1 (recto)
Greek Hymns<br />Egypt, seventh century C.E.
A parchment leaf containing three hymns in Greek, probably used in liturgies of baptism.
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