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Facsimile edition in 1981 under the patronage of Her Majesty Queen Sofia, the first hymn to the Virgin contained in a codex, with the generic title of poems in praise of the Virgin, is preserved in the Library of El Escorial. XV century.
Full Edition: Book facsimile and study in Spanish. This facsimile edition of the codex Beatus Gerona corresponds to that made in 1975 (the anniversary of the 10 centuries after the creation of this great work) by Edilán, exhausted already for years and one of the most sought Blessed.
Two volumes of 28 x 37 cm: first, leatherbound on board with the complete facsimile reproduction ms. lat. 8878 of the Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris, codex of the Commentary on the Apocalypse of St. John, of Beatus -includes the Book of Daniel and the Liber de Virginitate Sancte Marie, St. Isidore, illustrated the mid-eleventh century by Stephanus Garsia Montaner Gregorio…
Book of Good Love. Complete facsimile edition of one of the most important works of world literature in general, and Spanish literature in particular.
Cantigas de Santa Maria of Alfonso X the Wise, Florence manuscript. Conclusion or second part of the facsimile edition of the codex “rich” Escorial of the Cantigas de Santa Maria of Alfonso X the Wise.
Monumental edition of the Cantigas de Santa Maria of Alfonso X the Wise, with facsimile reproduction of the “rich” codex of the Library of El Escorial. A masterpiece of medieval European poetry. The most beautifully illustrated manuscript of the entire Spanish Middle Ages. The most complete and original songs of old folk music of the West.
The Lapidary is the first book that came out of the workshop of Alfonso X the Wise in 1253, with the creative stage of the King (the Axedrez, Dados et Tablas, 1284, closes it) opens. It is also the first book written in Castilian prose, and the first big scientific book written in the Iberian Peninsula.
Edition made in 1977 by Edilán and the “Sagrada Familia” Savings Bank with the reproduction of 23 sheets of illuminations corresponding to the Missal de Santa Eulàlia, codex of the Cathedral of Barcelona.
Two volumes of 28 x 42.5 cm. The first, with the facsimile reproduction of the wonderful codex ms. Vit. I Library of El Escorial (Madrid), dated in the XV century, between 1428 and 1490, 49 pages of parchment vellum illustrated with 97 miniatures in French Gothic art that occupy more than a third of the box and decorated with intricate borders and drop caps, polychrome on gold leaf.
Great study book corresponding to the facsimile of Edilán de las Cantigas de Santa María, Codex Rico de El Escorial.
