The manuscript contains the entirety of the
Vulgate Old and
New Testaments. The 334 extant folios measure . The text was written by a Benedictine
monk named Ingobert. There are 35 decorated
incipit pages, and four decorated
canon tables. There are 91 decorated initials throughout the book. There are 24 surviving full-page miniature illustrations, including a dedication portrait of Charles the Bald, a portrait of
Saint Jerome, 14 illustrations in the Old Testament, an image of
Christ in Majesty, four
evangelist portraits, a miniature in the
Acts of the Apostles, a miniature for the
Epistles of Paul, and a miniature for the
Book of Revelation. One miniature at the beginning of the
Book of Job has been lost. This is the most extensive cycle of illustrations in any surviving Carolingian Bible. ==See also==