Llanbeblig Book of Hours

The early sixteenth century gold-tooled calf covers of the Llanbeblig Hours, which both bear the arms of King Henry VIII and Queen Catherine of Aragon in shields separated by two roses, are inlaid in the nineteenth century binding. The binding was thus executed before the 1532 annulment of King Henry's marriage to Katherine of Aragon. == Full-page miniatures ==

File:Llanbeblig_Hours_(f._1r.)_The_Annunciation,_Gabriel_kneeling_on_one_knee.jpg|Folio 1r. The Annunciation. File:Llanbeblig_Hours_(f._2r.)_The_Annunciation,_The_Virgin_Mary_enthroned_under_a_green_canopy..jpg|Folio 2r. The Lily Crucifixion. File:Llanbeblig_Hours_(f._2v.)_St._Peter,_holding_a_key_and_a_book.jpg|Folio 2v. St. Peter, holding a key and a book. File:Llanbeblig_Hours_(f._3r.)_A_king,_possibly_Magnus_Maximus,_holding_a_sceptre.jpg|Folio 3r. A king, possibly Magnus Maximus, holding a sceptre. File:Llanbeblig_Hours_(f._3v.)_A_bishop,_possibly_St._Peblig,_blessing_and_wearing_a_mitre,_and_holding_a_crosier.jpg|Folio 3v. A bishop, possibly St.Peblig, blessing and wearing a mitre, and holding a crosier. File:Llanbeblig_Hours_(f._4r.)_Madonna_and_child.jpg|Folio 4r. Madonna and Child. File:Llanbeblig_Hours_(f._4v.)_God,_The_Holy_Spirit,_and_Christ_Crucified.jpg|Folio 4v. God, The Holy Spirit, and Christ Crucified. ==References==