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CHARLEMAGNE (c. 748–814)King of the Franks and the Lombards, Emperor of the Romans[2 versions, Alpha

kutxx:2. Palatine Chapel (Carolingian Renaissance)c. 786, mosaic, Palatine Chapel, Aachen

kutxx:2. Palatine Chapel (Carolingian Renaissance)c. 786, mosaic, Palatine Chapel, Aachen

kutxx:2. Palatine Chapel (Carolingian Renaissance)c. 786, mosaic, Palatine Chapel, Aachen

kutxx:2. Palatine Chapel (Carolingian Renaissance)c. 786, mosaic, Palatine Chapel, Aachen

fairytalesandfrills:Iron Crown, Carolingian, 9th C. A.D

Liutgard of Saxony (845-885)A member of Ottonian family who married Louis III the Younger in 874 and

The Frankish expansion of the Carolingian Empire and the Bavarian expansion in the eastern Alps intr

On my continuing trip through the St Gall archives, I come next to MS 14.The manuscript contains fiv

This is something new. I’ve had this back burner project for a year of so I call 10,000 manusc

Today in history - Louis III the Younger dies (Jan 20, 882)Son of Louis the German and the second ki

118r, Gospels, Sang. 53, Stiftsbibliothek

95v, Gospels, Sang. 53, Stiftsbibliothek

mediumaevum:The Frankish expansion of the Carolingian Empire and the Bavarian expansion in the easte

Zwentibold, king of  of Lotharingia (870-900)A member of Carolingian dynasty who ruled between 895 a

cedrwydden:manus-scriptus:Carolingian MinusculeThe Carolingian Minuscule is a Latin writing system d

kutxx:2. Palatine Chapel (Carolingian Renaissance)c. 786, mosaic, Palatine Chapel, Aachen

museum-of-artifacts:Cross of Lothair, Carolingian from ~1000AD but containing Roman cameos from the

mediumaevum:The Frankish expansion of the Carolingian Empire and the Bavarian expansion in the easte

Carolingian MinusculeThe Carolingian Minuscule is a Latin writing system developed in the 8th centur

medievalvisions:Cover of the Lindau Gospels. Carolingian, possibly Austria, 8th century.

storydesk: heart-shaped border designs in a possibly carolingian manuscript, ninth century (via medi

Saint Matthew, folio 18 verso of the Ebbo Gospels (Gospel Book of Archbishop Ebbo of Reims), Hauntvi

31, 132, 138, 199, 211, 313, 317Gospels, MS 34, Jura Cantonal Library

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