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Image from Poussay Gospels, a 10th century manuscript now housed in the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, image from Biblissima Portal, assumed allowed under Public Domain. Luke’s symbol was an ox; it kind of looks like St Ignucius giving him Emacs.
Used in 2021-11 Emacs Meetup.
Image from “Manuscrits de la Bibliothèque Carnegie de Reims. Quatuor evangelia, cum prologis”, a 9th century manuscript housed at the Bibliothèque nationale de France. Source gallica.bnf.fr / BnF; image assumed allowed under Public Domain.
Used on the About page.
Image from Cycle of miniatures, a 12th century manuscript housed in the Benediktinerkollegium in Sarnen, Switzerland; image from e-codices, assumed allowed under Public Domain.
Used in 2021-10-13 Update.
Image from Ms DF III 3, a 10th century manuscript housed in the Strahov Monastery in the Czech Republic; image from Wikimedia, assumed allowed under Public Domain.
Used in Focusing On Clojure.
Image from an 15th century manuscript housed at Stiftsarchiv, image from e-Codices, assumed allowed under Fair Use.
Used in 2021-02-07 Update.
Image from a 10th century manuscript housed at the British Library; image assumed allowed under Public Domain.
Used in 2021-01-10 Update.
Image of Deesis from a 10th century manuscript made at the Monastery of Great Lavra on Mount Athos; image from Wikimedia, assumed allowed under Public Domain.
Used in 2020-12-28 Update.
Image from the Bible of Patrice Léon, a manuscript made in Byzantium in the 10th century; image from Wikimedia, assumed allowed under Public Domain.
Used in 2020-11-29 Update.
Image from the Askew Gospel, a 12th century manuscript housed at the British Library; image assumed allowed under Public Domain.
Used in 2020-10-06 Update.
Image from Minuscule 585, a 10th century manuscript housed at the Biblioteca Estense; image from Wikimedia, assumed allowed under Public Domain.
Used in Starting Org Mode.
