Echternach Gospels

Target entity: Echternach Gospels
Context triple: [Insular art, notableWork, Echternach Gospels]

• A. Lorsch Codex
  The Lorsch Codex is a medieval manuscript cartulary that records the extensive landholdings, rights, and legal transactions of the Abbey of Lorsch in the early Middle Ages.
• B. Egbert Psalter
  The Egbert Psalter is a richly illuminated 10th-century medieval manuscript psalter, renowned for its Ottonian art and produced for Archbishop Egbert of Trier.
• C. Vercelli Book
  The Vercelli Book is a late 10th-century Old English manuscript containing a major collection of religious prose and poetry, including several of the four signed poems by the Anglo-Saxon poet Cynewulf.
• D. Bishops’ Book
  The Bishops’ Book, formally titled "The Institution of a Christian Man" (1537), was an English Reformation doctrinal manual produced by Henry VIII’s bishops to define official teaching on faith, sacraments, and church authority.
• E. Book of Deer
  The Book of Deer is a 10th–12th century illuminated Gospel book from northeast Scotland, notable for containing the earliest known surviving Gaelic writing from Scotland in its marginal notes.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Echternach Gospels
Target entity description: The Echternach Gospels is an early medieval illuminated manuscript renowned for its intricate Insular artwork and richly decorated evangelist portraits and initials.

• A. Lorsch Codex
  The Lorsch Codex is a medieval manuscript cartulary that records the extensive landholdings, rights, and legal transactions of the Abbey of Lorsch in the early Middle Ages.
• B. Egbert Psalter
  The Egbert Psalter is a richly illuminated 10th-century medieval manuscript psalter, renowned for its Ottonian art and produced for Archbishop Egbert of Trier.
• C. Vercelli Book
  The Vercelli Book is a late 10th-century Old English manuscript containing a major collection of religious prose and poetry, including several of the four signed poems by the Anglo-Saxon poet Cynewulf.
• D. Bishops’ Book
  The Bishops’ Book, formally titled "The Institution of a Christian Man" (1537), was an English Reformation doctrinal manual produced by Henry VIII’s bishops to define official teaching on faith, sacraments, and church authority.
• E. Book of Deer
  The Book of Deer is a 10th–12th century illuminated Gospel book from northeast Scotland, notable for containing the earliest known surviving Gaelic writing from Scotland in its marginal notes.
• F. None of above. chosen