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A replica of a page from the Tetraevangelia of Tsar Ivan Alexander

(The Gospels of Tsar Ivan Alexander). Illuminated Old-Bulgarian manuscript written

by a monk Simeon in 1355–1356. Tsar Ivan Alexander, Tsaritsa Theodora

and their sons Ivan Shishman and Ivan Asen are depicted.

A replica of a title page from the Tomić Psalter (transliterated as Tomichov psaltir).

Illuminated manuscript in Old Bulgarian language, 1360–1365.

A replica of a title page from the Tomić Psalter (transliterated as Tomichov psaltir).

Illuminated manuscript in Old Bulgarian language, 1360–1365. King David is depicted.

A replica of a page from the Tetraevangelia of Tsar Ivan Alexander

(The Gospels of Tsar Ivan Alexander). Illuminated manuscript in Old Bulgarian Language,

re-written by a monk named Simeon in 1355–1356.

Jesus Christ with the apostles and King Solomon with other kings are depicted.

A replica of a title page from the Dušan's Code (transliterated as Dušanov zakonik),

Prizren Manuscript. Illuminated manuscript with Cyrillic text, 15th century AD.

A replica of a page from the Tetraevangelia of Tsar Ivan Alexander

(The Gospels of Tsar Ivan Alexander). Illuminated Old-Bulgarian manuscript written

by a monk Simeon in 1355–1356. Luke the Evangelist and Jesus Christ are depicted.

A replica of a page from the Didactic Gospel (Russian transcript of 894)

depicting St. Knyaz Boris Mikhail I the Baptist of Bulgaria.

A replica of a page from the Vatican transcript of the Chronicle of Constantine Manasses

(Cod. Vaticanus, slav. II). Illuminated Old-Bulgarian transcript from 1331–1345

Krum of Bulgariafeasts with his nobles, while the servant (right) bring the skull

of Nikephoros I already fashioned into a drinking cup full of wine in 811.

A replica of a title page from the Vatican transcript of the Chronicle of Constantine Manasses

(Cod. Vaticanus, slav. II). Illuminated Old-Bulgarian transcript from 1331–1345

depicting Prophet David and Tsar Ivan Alexander.

A replica of a title page from the Vatican transcript of the Chronicle of Constantine Manasses

(Cod. Vaticanus, slav. II). Illuminated Old-Bulgarian transcript from 1331–1345

depicting the Feast in Constantinople in the honour of tsar Simeon

and a Bulgarian attack upon the Romans.

A replica of a page from the Tetraevangelia of Tsar Ivan Alexander

(The Gospels of Tsar Ivan Alexander). Illuminated Old-Bulgarian manuscript written

by a monk Simeon in 1355–1356 depicting Constantine, the son-in-law of Ivan Alexander,

flanked by three daughters of the tsar: Kera Thamara (Constantine's wife),

Keratsa and Desislava.

A replica of a title page from the Vatican transcript of the Chronicle of Constantine Manasses

(Cod. Vaticanus, slav. II). Illuminated Old-Bulgarian transcript from 1331–1345

John I Tzimiskes conquers Preslav (top) and Basil II conquers Pliska (bottom).

A replica of a title page from the Vatican transcript of the Chronicle of Constantine Manasses

(Cod. Vaticanus, slav. II). Illuminated Old-Bulgarian transcript from 1331–1345.

Byzantine emperor Leo V the Armenian persecutes Krum of Bulgaria.

A replica of a page from the Madrid transcript

of the illustrated Chronicle of Iohn Skylitzes 12th century:

Emperor Leo VI receives a Bulgarian delegation from Simeon I

and the battle of Bulgarophygon in 896.

A replica of a page from the Vatican transcript of "The Chronicle of Constantine Manasses" (Cod. Vaticanus, slav. II). Illuminated Old-Bulgarian transcript from 1331–1345 depicting
the death of the Bulgarian Tsar Peter in 969.

A replica of a page from the Tetraevangelia of Tsar Ivan Alexander
(The Gospels of Tsar Ivan Alexander). Illuminated Old-Bulgarian manuscript
written by a monk Simeon in 1355–1356.
The Last Supper and the Garden of Gethsemane are depicted.

Size in centimeters:

A4 - 21x29.7 cm 
Size in inches:
A4 - 8.3 x 11.7''

Materials: paper, color image, golden bronze, tempera paint

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