A charming French 15th Century Book of hours likely intended for the private devotion of an English woman - with 5 large illuminated Initials. 13th century quem nunc conamur exponere

quem nunc conamur exponere

- Octavo format

and the current status of Missionaries in China

The music is "Dominus secus mare Galilaeae vidit" which is sung for the Saint's Day of St Andrew the Apostle's day

A charming French 15th Century Book of hours likely intended for the private devotion of an English woman - with 5 large illuminated Initials. 13th century quem nunc conamur exponereA delightful mid 15th Century French Book of hours likely produced for the devotion of an English women with 5 large illuminated pages. Format Manuscript on Vellum 5 Large illuminated initials with floral ivy borders highlighted in Gold. Multiple Initials in text in blue, red and Gold with intricate penwork Fine Gothica Textualis hand 13 Lines per page with good margins 75 Leaf fragment Probably commissioned for the English market in Rouen, France,