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Hedwig Codex

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Also known as Ms. Ludwig XI 7, The life of the blessed Hedwig, Codex of Lubin

illuminated manuscript by anonymous, J. Paul Getty Museum

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Top: family of St. Hedwig – count Berthold IV of Merania and his closest ones. Bottom: wedding ceremony of Hedwig and Henry the Bearded, future Prince of Silesia. Top: from the prince's bedroom – Henry is sleeping, and Hedwig is praying. Top: Battle of Legnica in 1241 between the armies of Henry the Pious, son of St. Hedwig and Mongolian invaders. Bottom: death of Henry II the Pious near Legnica – his soul and the souls of others killed. Bottom: Hedwig washes her grandson in the water in which nuns washed their feet. Top: the clergymen from Poland requesting Pope Urban IV about canonization of St. Hedwig. Bottom: prayer of Pope Clement IV for intercession of St. Hedwig so that his daughter could regain sight. Her miraculous healing decided that the Silesian duchess was appointed saint.

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Court workshop of Duke Ludwig I of Liegnitz and Brieg (Polish - Saint Hedwig of Silesia with Duke Ludwig of Legnica and Brieg and Duchess Agnés - Google Art Project.jpg
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Ms. Ludwig XI 7
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MS. LUDWIG XI 7 (Getty museum) - Hedwig Codex
inception
1353-00-00
number of pages
204
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