p of Fools_ 298
139. S. John writing his Gospel. From a MS. _Hours_ in the
Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge 303
140. S. Jerome writing. From an oil painting by Benedetto Bonfigli,
in the Church of S. Peter at Perugia _To face_ 304
141. Circular book-desk. From a MS. of _Fais et Gestes du Roi
Alexandre_, in the British Museum 304
142. S. Luke writing his Gospel. From the Dunois _Horae_, a MS. in
the possession of H. Y. Thompson, Esq. 305
143. A lady seated in her chair reading. From a MS. written in France,
early in the fifteenth century 306
144. Screw-desk. From a fifteenth century MS. in the Bibliotheque de
l'Arsenal, Paris 307
145. Hexagonal desk, with central spike, probably for a candle. From a
French MS. of _Le Miroir Historial_ 307
146. A lecturer addressing an audience. From a MS. of _Livre des cas
des malheureux nobles hommes et femmes_, written in France at
end of fifteenth century _To face_ 308
147. S. Mark writing his Gospel. From a MS. _Hours_ written in
France in the fifteenth century 309
148. The author of _The Chronicles of Hainault_ in his study
(1446) _To face_ 309
149. S. Jerome in his study. From _Les Miracles de Nostre Dame_,
written at the Hague in 1456 _To face_ 310
150. A writer with his desk and table. From a MS. of _Le Livre des
Proprietes des Choses_ in the British Museum _To face_ 309
151. S. Luke writing his Gospel. MSS. Douce, Bodl. Lib. Oxf.,
No. 381 311
152. S. Augustine at his desk. From a painting by Fra Filippo Lippi at
Florence 312
153. S. Jerome reading. From an oil painting by Catena, in the National
Gallery, London _To face_ 313
154. A writer at work. From a French translation of Valerius Maximus,
written and illuminated in Flanders in 1479, for King Edward IV.
_To face_
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