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Additional Lacunae in the Lambeth Bible

Published descriptions of the Lambeth Bible contain conflicting indications of what illuminations may be missing from its first volume. Examination of the manuscript reveals that Deuteronomy may not, in fact, be missing a miniature, but that all four books of Kings (not just the first two) may have had full-page frontispieces. Proof of the existence of one of these missing miniatures, not previously noted, is found in the imprint of its frame on the remaining facing folio.