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The Two Pictures Cycles in Early Manuscripts of St Anselm’s Prayers

Two distinct series of miniatures are identified accompanying early manuscripts of St Anselm's Prayers. Both originate in the circle of the author himself but register his changing attitudes in a turbulent period of his life. The first c.1100 is political and strongly pro-papal, the second c.1104 focuses on the individual's experience of God.