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Significant Gospel Books

See also the categories at bottom.

  • Ada Gospels
  • Rossano Gospels
  • Rabula Gospels
  • Mulling Gospels
  • Book of Durrow
  • Echternach Gospels
  • St. Augustine Gospels
  • Stonyhurst Gospel
  • Durham Gospels
  • Lindisfarne Gospels
  • Lichfield Gospels (also known as the St. Chad Gospels)
  • Leningrad Gospels
  • Book of Kells
  • Barberini Gospels
  • Vienna Coronation Gospels
  • Aachen Coronation Gospels
  • Ebbo Gospels
  • Codex Aureus of St. Emmeram
  • Lorsch Gospels
  • Codex Aureus of Echternach
  • Gospels of Henry the Lion
  • Tetraevangelia of Ivan Alexander
  • Peresopnytsia Gospels

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