Hval Manuscript

Hval Manuscript

The Hval Manuscript is a 353 page 15th century Bosnian Church codex written by Hval Krstyanin in Bosnian/Croatian Cyrillic script with a Glagolitic introduction that reads, "in honour of praised sir Hrvoje, duke of Split and the knight of Lower Country and others." It has been decorated with miniatures and other artistic elements.

The Hval Manuscript is currently located in the library at the University of Bologna, Italy.

External links

* [http://www.hercegbosna.org/engleski/hval_eng.html The Hval Manuscript]


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