Contents: H. Mayr-Harting, Public Liturgy and Private Prayer in Ottonian Liturgical Manuscripts c. 1000 ; S. Panayotova, The Rohan Master - Collaboration and Experimentation in the Hours of Isabella Stewart ; E. Moodey, Variations on Grisaille in a Newly Acquied Prayerbook (Princeton Ms. 223) ; M. Epstein, Thought Crime - Implied Ensuing Action in Medieval Manuscripts Made for Jewish Patrons and Audiences ; A. Stanton, Design, Devotion, and Durability in Gothic Prayerbooks ; D. Skemer, Words Not Written in Stone - John Shirwood's Verse Epitaph for a canon of Exeter Cathedral, c. 1462 ; P. Stirnemann, Inquiries Prompted by the Kane Suetonius (Kane Ms. 44) ; L. Sandler, Questions for Homeless Manuscripts - The Case of Princeton Garrett Ms. 35 ; W. Cahn, A Late Medieval Compendium of Ancient Wisdom - Gillaume de Tigonville's 'Dit moraux des philosophes' ; R. & M. Rouse, Will Power - Manuscripts in Medieval Testaments ; V. Reinburg, An Archive of Prayer - The Book of Hours in Manuscript and Print ; A. Bennett, The Chambly Hours - A Diminutive French Book of Hours of the Fourteenth Century (Ms. 2010-115) in the Princeton University Art Museum ; M. Lavin, A New Allegory of Divine Love - The Netherlandish Blockbook 'Canticum Canticorum'. (Index of Christian Art Occasional Papers, 16)

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