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On Wed, 18 Sep 1996, Marian Hollinger wrote: > > Beth, > It is most likely that the Book of Hours from which Chas IV was taught was, indeed, his > own volume. It is also quite likely that Pierre Roger had some supervisory capacity in > the making of the book. Clerics often appear in books owned by the laity, offering the > possibility that they were acting as advisors or teachers to the owners. > Marian Hollinger > ([log in to unmask]) > Marian, Would you know of a specific example of a book known to have been owned by a particular layperson, which includes an image of a clerical advisor or teacher? Beth Williamson [log in to unmask] %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%