This series covers some of the most magnificent and valuable Celtic Gospel manuscripts, all over a thousand years old. The programs explain why the books were written, when and over how long a period of time, and how the complex design and delicate colors were executed. 3-part series, 26 minutes each.

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The Series Includes : Ten Gospel Manuscripts | The Book of Durrow | The Book of Kells

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