Historical, and iconographical analysis of "The Book of Kells", and ancient Irish illuminated manusript. title is "The Book of Kells".

"The Book of Kells" Annotated Bibliography: Brown Peter. The Book of Kells. New York: Thames and Hudson, 1981. This source is a credible academic source for several reasons. The book focuses solely on the subject of the "Book of Kells", and therefore contains detailed information on this subject. The author of the book is Peter Brown, The former librarian of the Trinity College in Dublin Ireland, the place where the book is kept. One can therefore …showed first 75 words of 1312 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1312 total…when they are not at church they give no thought to the way their religion should affecting their lifestyle. This may have begun back in the Middle Ages when books emphasizing the worship of images were spawned. For centuries Christian have been brainwashed into mindlessly worshipping the images of their saints, that are really just the interpretation of some nameless monks from the middle ages, rather that interpreting the text of the bible for themselves.