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The Lindisfarne Scriptorium

This chapter discusses the evidence for a scriptorium at the monastery of Lindisfarne in Northumbria in the seventh and eigth centuries and argues for book production at Lindisfarne, perhaps by individual monks not identically trained groups of monks, in the early eigth century. She attributes the Lindisfarne Gospels to a member of the Lindisfarne community, and discusses its relationship to the Durham Gospels and the Echternach Gospels.