Faddan More Psalter
Faddan More Psalter is an illuminated manuscript or psalter.
Faddan More Psalter
Anonymous Unknown author · museum.ie · Public domain
- Date
- 800
- Held by
- National Museum of Ireland
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Faddan More Psalter is an illuminated manuscript or psalter.
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It is associated with Ireland. The record gives 800 as its date of establishment or first appearance. It is recorded in the collection of National Museum of Ireland.
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