[Scriptoris] advice on a charter

[Tamberlin]

The CD is a godsend.  I've got it and find it a must
for my library. It's ability to zoom in to the images
and text is useful and the background information is
simply interesting.

Tamberlin
Northkeep

--- Kimberly Koch <sarapenrose at yahoo.com> wrote:

> 
> > It's 
> > an AoA, Celtic style, with a very large beastie
> "T"
> > as the versal. 
> 
> This image is taken from the Book of Kells. There's
> a
> picture of the original at
>
http://www.123celtic-irish-jewelry.com/bookofkells.asp,
> towards the bottom of the page.
> 
> The colors aren't true, but it'll give you a basic
> idea. The border of the T is sort of a lavendar
> color
> and the knotwork inside it is yellow, which is hard
> to
> see is this particular graphic. The beast's head is
> white, and it's decorated with tiny orange-red dots.
> 
> 
> There's also a row of tiny red dots all the way
> around
> the outside of the T, which doesn't seem to show up
> at
> all (at least not on my monitor).
> 
> Just FYI, there's a CD of the Book of Kells
> available.
> Check out this website: http://www.bookofkells.ie/
> 
> Sara

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