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  1. Apicius - De re coquinaria

    Apicius - De re coquinaria

    Tours (France) — 843–851

    Price Category: €€ (1,000€ - 3,000€)

  2. Apocalypse of Valenciennes

    Apocalypse of Valenciennes

    France or Germany — First quarter of the 9th century

    Regularly 1.980 €

  3. Aratea

    Aratea

    Aachen (Germany) / Metz (France) — After 825

    Price Category: €€ (1,000€ - 3,000€)

  4. Carolingian Sacramentary

    Carolingian Sacramentary

    Abbey of Saint-Amand (France) — ca. 870

    Price Category: € (under 1,000€)

  5. Codex Albeldense

    Codex Albeldense

    Monastery of St. Martin at Albelda (Rioja, Spain) — 976

    Price Category: €€€€€ (over 10,000€)

  6. Codex Epistolaris Carolinus

    Codex Epistolaris Carolinus

    Cologne (Germany) — 9th century

    Price Category: € (under 1,000€)

  7. Codex Millenarius

    Codex Millenarius

    Mondsee Abbey (Austria) — ca. 800

    Price Category: € (under 1,000€)

  8. Comes Romanus Wirziburgensis

    Comes Romanus Wirziburgensis

    8th century

    Price Category: € (under 1,000€)

  9. Compendium Diez. B. Sant. 66

    Compendium Diez. B. Sant. 66

    Royal School of Charlemagne, Aachen (Germany) — ca. 790

    Price Category: € (under 1,000€)

  10. Coronation Gospels of the Holy Roman Empire

    Coronation Gospels of the Holy Roman Empire

    Court School of Charlemagne, Aachen (Germany) — Shortly before 800

    Price Category: €€€€€ (over 10,000€)

  11. Drogo Sacramentary

    Drogo Sacramentary

    Metz (France) — ca. 850

    Price Category: € (under 1,000€)

  12. Einhard: Vita Caroli Magni

    Einhard: Vita Caroli Magni

    Monastery of Seligenstadt (Germany) — Second half of the 9th century

    Price Category: € (under 1,000€)

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