Book of hours - Revision history

KarenLarsdatter: Added links to online books of hours

2007-09-10T04:43:59Z

Added links to online books of hours

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 A '''book of hours''' is a [[prayer]] [[book]] for private use that contains a schedule of daily prayers and sometimes [[liturgy]] for the week, month, or [[season]].  Books of hours also sometimes included [[calendar]]s.  These books were very popular in the late [[Middle Ages]] and were often richly [[illumination|illuminated]].  One of the most well-known books of hours is the ''[http://nicolasremy.free.fr/history/index.fr.html Tr&egrave;s Riches Heures du duc de Berry]''.
-Possibly one of the nicest early examples is the ''De Brailes Hours'', which is covered in a modern book by Claire Donovan, which draws attention to the [[portrait]]s of artist and intended owner delicately included.
+Possibly one of the nicest early examples is the ''De Brailes Hours'', which is covered in a modern book by Claire Donovan (ISBN 0802059511), which draws attention to the [[portrait]]s of artist and intended owner delicately included.
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Cian: links

2006-11-07T02:07:28Z

links

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	A prayer [[book]] for private use that contains a schedule of daily prayers and sometimes [[liturgy]] for the week, month, or season. Books of hours also sometimes included [[calendar]]s. These books were very popular in the late [[Middle Ages]] and were often richly [[illumination\|illuminated]]. One of the most well-known books of hours is the ''[http://nicolasremy.free.fr/history/index.fr.html Très Riches Heures du duc de Berry]''.		A '''book of hours''' is a [[prayer]] [[book]] for private use that contains a schedule of daily prayers and sometimes [[liturgy]] for the week, month, or [[season]]. Books of hours also sometimes included [[calendar]]s. These books were very popular in the late [[Middle Ages]] and were often richly [[illumination\|illuminated]]. One of the most well-known books of hours is the ''[http://nicolasremy.free.fr/history/index.fr.html Très Riches Heures du duc de Berry]''.

		⚫	Possibly one of the nicest early examples is the ''De Brailes Hours'', which is covered in a modern book by Claire Donovan, which draws attention to the [[portrait]]s of artist and intended owner delicately included.


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⚫	Possibly one of the nicest early examples is the De Brailes Hours, which is covered in a book by Claire Donovan, which draws attention to the ~~portraits~~ of artist and intended owner delicately included.
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Sabine at 16:21, 10 October 2006

2006-10-10T16:21:31Z

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	A prayer [[book]] for private use that contains a schedule of daily prayers and sometimes [[liturgy]] for the week, month, or season. Books of hours also sometimes included [[calendar]]s. These books were very popular in the late [[Middle Ages]] and were often richly [[illumination\|illuminated]]. One of the most well-known books of hours is the ''~~Tr�s~~ Riches Heures du duc de Berry''.		A prayer [[book]] for private use that contains a schedule of daily prayers and sometimes [[liturgy]] for the week, month, or season. Books of hours also sometimes included [[calendar]]s. These books were very popular in the late [[Middle Ages]] and were often richly [[illumination\|illuminated]]. One of the most well-known books of hours is the ''[http://nicolasremy.free.fr/history/index.fr.html Très Riches Heures du duc de Berry]''.

User 144: categorising

2006-05-20T09:24:36Z

categorising

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	Possibly one of the nicest early examples is the De Brailes Hours, which is covered in a book by Claire Donovan, which draws attention to the portraits of artist and intended owner delicately included.		Possibly one of the nicest early examples is the De Brailes Hours, which is covered in a book by Claire Donovan, which draws attention to the portraits of artist and intended owner delicately included.
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Conrad Leviston: added link, author name

2005-01-05T13:39:06Z

added link, author name

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	A prayer [[book]] for private use that contains a schedule of daily prayers and sometimes liturgy for the week, month, or season. Books of hours also sometimes included [[calendar]]s. These books were very popular in the late [[Middle Ages]] and were often richly [[illumination\|illuminated]]. One of the most well-known books of hours is the ''Tr�s Riches Heures du duc de Berry''.		A prayer [[book]] for private use that contains a schedule of daily prayers and sometimes [[liturgy]] for the week, month, or season. Books of hours also sometimes included [[calendar]]s. These books were very popular in the late [[Middle Ages]] and were often richly [[illumination\|illuminated]]. One of the most well-known books of hours is the ''Tr�s Riches Heures du duc de Berry''.



	==== Mundane note ====		==== Mundane note ====
	Possibly one of the nicest early examples is the De Brailes Hours, which is covered in a book by ~~''an~~ ~~author whose name I will subscribe when I can find it again''~~, which draws attention to the portraits of artist and intended owner delicately included.		Possibly one of the nicest early examples is the De Brailes Hours, which is covered in a book by Claire Donovan, which draws attention to the portraits of artist and intended owner delicately included.

Simoncursitor at 08:33, 5 January 2005

2005-01-05T08:33:19Z

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	A prayer [[book]] for private use that ~~cointains~~ a schedule of daily prayers and sometimes liturgy for the week, month, or season. Books of hours also sometimes included [[calendar]]s. These books were very popular in the late [[Middle Ages]] and were often richly [[illumination\|illuminated]]. One of the most well-known books of hours is the ''Tr�s Riches Heures du duc de Berry''.		A prayer [[book]] for private use that contains a schedule of daily prayers and sometimes liturgy for the week, month, or season. Books of hours also sometimes included [[calendar]]s. These books were very popular in the late [[Middle Ages]] and were often richly [[illumination\|illuminated]]. One of the most well-known books of hours is the ''Tr�s Riches Heures du duc de Berry''.



			==== Mundane note ====
			Possibly one of the nicest early examples is the De Brailes Hours, which is covered in a book by ''an author whose name I will subscribe when I can find it again'', which draws attention to the portraits of artist and intended owner delicately included.

Sabine at 03:28, 5 January 2005

2005-01-05T03:28:29Z

New page

A prayer [[book]] for private use that cointains a schedule of daily prayers and sometimes liturgy for the week, month, or season. Books of hours also sometimes included [[calendar]]s. These books were very popular in the late [[Middle Ages]] and were often richly [[illumination|illuminated]]. One of the most well-known books of hours is the ''Tr�s Riches Heures du duc de Berry''.