Tag: Prayer Books

Medieval Manuscripts from the National Library of the Czech Republic

3. 3. 2026

Digitisation of 31 manuscripts of diverse content and language, most dating from the 15th century (earliest from the 12th century)

Manuscripts of the Museum of Prague

14. 11. 2025

Digitisation of three late medieval and four early modern manuscripts of Bohemian origin and diverse content (sermons, biblical exposition, autograph albums, law)

Modern Manuscripts from the Museum of the Jindřichův Hradec Region

7. 11. 2025

Digitisation of six more Czech-language prayer books

Modern Manuscripts from the Regional Museum in Louny

20. 6. 2025

Five more digitised manuscripts from late 18th and first half of 19th century

Early Modern Manuscripts from the Regional Museum and Gallery in Most

26. 5. 2025

Six more 18th-century manuscripts digitised

Early Modern Manuscripts from the Strahov Library

16. 5. 2025

Linguistically and thematically diverse codices dating from second half of 16th century to late 18th century

Prayer Book from the Museum of the Bohemian Paradise in Turnov

29. 4. 2024

A Czech manuscript containing, in addition to the usual prayers, an extensive section devoted to saints, including the patron saints of the Czech lands

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