The Turn-in-the-Path Imagery in the Book of Kells

Turn-in-the-path imagery (also known as head-under-wing) is a feature of insular illuminated manuscripts. The term refers to the use of an assortment of animals to signify the insertion of text into blank space on the preceding line or the insertion of a letter or letters that only rarely occur anyp...

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