John Pecham's "Jerarchie"

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doi:10.2307/43626231

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“…18For Eleanor’s romances, see Parsons 1977, 13, 90. For the ierarchie , see Legge 1942; Dean and Boulton 1999, no. 631.…”

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The Illumination and Patronage of the Douce Apocalypse

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2014

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This note identifies illuminations by the hand responsible for the initial to the French text at the start of the Douce Apocalypse; the artist appears to have worked on commissions linked to Oxford. It is suggested that the internal evidence of the Douce manuscript points to a change of patron in the course of its production after the illustrated Latin text was largely completed, and that it may have been begun for King Henry III and then given to the Lord Edward or Eleanor of Castile, who are shown in the opening initial, before about 1270.

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“…18For Eleanor’s romances, see Parsons 1977, 13, 90. For the ierarchie , see Legge 1942; Dean and Boulton 1999, no. 631.…”

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