. Book of hours by the Master of Zweder van Culemborg - KB 79 K 2 - folios 082v (left) and 083r (right) . Lefthand side folio 082v and righthand side folio 083r from the Book of hours by the Master(s) of Zweder van Culemborg Illuminations on the left folio 082v The full-page miniature shows The Crucifixion, with Mary, St. John, St. Mary Magdalene, the confessing centurion, and soldiers The soldier; the soldier's life (45B) The superscription: i(esus) n(azarenus) r(ex) i(udaeorum) ~ christ's crucifixion (73D58) Bystanders at the foot of the cross, among whom mary, mary magdalene and john the e
. Book of hours by the Master of Zweder van Culemborg - KB 79 K 2 - folios 082v (left) and 083r (right) . Lefthand side folio 082v and righthand side folio 083r from the Book of hours by the Master(s) of Zweder van Culemborg Illuminations on the left folio 082v The full-page miniature shows The Crucifixion, with Mary, St. John, St. Mary Magdalene, the confessing centurion, and soldiers The soldier; the soldier's life (45B) The superscription: i(esus) n(azarenus) r(ex) i(udaeorum) ~ christ's crucifixion (73D58) Bystanders at the foot of the cross, among whom mary, mary magdalene and john the evangelist; mary may be shown swooning - dd - only christ on the cross (73DD625) The centurion confessing his belief in christ; sometimes the soldiers do the same - dd - only christ on the cross (73DD631) Illuminations on the right folio 083r The historiated initial shows Sacrifice of Isaac The margin shows Angels holding Instruments of the Passion: sponge, jar with vinegar(?) Roman script; scripts based on the roman alphabet (g) (49L12(G)) Historiated initial (49L171) When abraham has his hand raised to kill isaac, an angel restrains abraham's hand (71C131311) . between circa 1430 and circa 1435 33 Book of hours by the Master of Zweder van Culemborg - KB 79 K 2 - folios 082v (left) and 083r (right)
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