 Book of Kells Shelby See  Matthew: man/angel= incarnation or Christ’s birth  Mark: lion= Christ’s resurrection  Luke: calf= Christ’s sacrifice and.

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 Book of Kells Shelby See  Matthew: man/angel= incarnation or Christ’s birth  Mark: lion= Christ’s resurrection  Luke: calf= Christ’s sacrifice and crucifixion  John: eagle= Christ’s ascension  Symbolic allusions for illiterate people, attempt to excite them with wonder and awe  humor and imagination abound as a deliberate attempt to excite wonder and convey a semi-miraculous impression

Styles  Celtic decoration, Greek key patterns, Roman vegetal patterns, and Germanic animal ornamentation  repertory of motifs: circles, spirals and trumpet patterns from the Celtic tradition, interlace and fret designs, plus a wide variety of animal ornament  Humans, contorted, knotted or entangled

Matthew (The Man)  Stigmata= Christ crucifixtion  Scepter= power, rule  Nimbus= holiness

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