List of illuminations in Bridwell MS 6 (Prothro B-01)
Eighty illuminations introduce the books of the Bible:
| Text | Image | |
| f. 1r | Prologue | St. Jerome translating the Bible |
| f. 5r | Genesis | Seven Days, Crucifixion |
| f. 28v | Exodus | Moses leads group |
| f. 48r | Leviticus | Offering |
| f. 61v | Numbers | Moses kneels to God |
| f. 79v | Deuteronomy | Moses and man put tablets in ark |
| f. 96r | Joshua | Head of God, Joshua on knees |
| f. 107r | Judges | Head of God, Two Seated Men |
| f. 118v | Ruth | Elimelech, Naomi and a child |
| f. 121r | I Kings | Anna kneels at altar |
| f. 136r | II Kings | Beheading of Amalekite |
| f. 149r | III Kings | Attendant brings Abishag to David |
| f. 164v | IV Kings | Ahaziah falls from tower |
| f. 180r | I Chronicles | Pedigree register |
| f. 193v | II Chronicles | Solomon makes offering |
| f. 211v | I Esdras | Cyrus orders construction of temple |
| f. 216r | Nehemiah | Nehemiah presents cup to Artaxerxes |
| f. 223r | II Esdras | Asperging altar |
| f. 230r | Tobit | Tobit and swallow |
| f. 234v | Judith | Judith beheading Holofernes |
| f. 241r | Esther | Ahasuerus, Esther, Haman |
| f. 247v | Job | Job and wife |
| f. 259r | Psalm 1 | David playing the harp |
| f. 263v | Psalm 26 | Unction |
| f. 266r | Psalm 38 | Head of God, David kneeling |
| f. 269r | Psalm 52 | Fool |
| f. 275v | Psalm 80 | David and bells |
| f. 278v | Psalm 97 | Singer |
| f. 287r | Proverbs | Solomon and Rehoboam |
| f. 299r | Ecclesiastes | Solomon instructing youth |
| f. 302v | Canticles | Virgin and child |
| f. 304v | Wisdom | Solomon and soldier |
| f. 312v | Ecclesiasticus | Ecclesia |
| f. 333v | Isaiah | Isaiah sawn |
| f. 357r | Jeremiah | Lapidation |
| f. 383r | Lamentations | Jeremiah laments Jerusalem |
| f. 385v | Baruch | Baruch writing |
| f. 389r | Ezekiel | Tetramorph, Ezekiel sleeping |
| f. 412v | Daniel | Daniel in the lions' den |
| f. 422r | Hosea | Hosea and Gomer |
| f. 425v | Joel | Head of God, Joel holding a scroll |
| f. 427r | Amos | Amos, sheep, head of God |
| f. 430r | Obadiah | Head of God appearing to Obadiah in bed |
| f. 430v | Jonah | Nineveh, Jonah and whale |
| f. 431v | Micah | Standing prophet |
| f. 433v | Nahum | Nahum laments fall of Nineveh |
| f. 435r | Habakkuk | Angel and Habakkuk |
| f. 436r | Zephaniah | Seated prophet holding an unrolled scroll |
| f. 437v | Haggai | Standing prophet |
| f. 438v | Zechariah | God presenting scroll to prophet ? |
| f. 442v | Malachi | Seated prophet with an unfolded scroll |
| f. 444r | I Maccabees | Beheading of idolatrous Jew |
| f. 458r | II Maccabees | Delivery of letter |
| f. 469r | Gospel of Mathew | Ancestry of Christ |
| f. 483r | Gospel of Mark | Standing evangelist |
| f. 493r | Gospel of Luke | Priest swinging incense burner over altar |
| f. 509r | Gospel of John | Standing evangelist |
| f. 520v | Romans | Paul holding a cross with a group |
| f. 526v | I Corinthians | Paul holding a sword |
| f. 532v | II Corinthians | Paul holding a sword and a book |
| f. 536v | Galatians | Paul seated with sword |
| f. 538v | Ephesians | Paul seated with sword |
| f. 540v | Philippians | Paul holding a sword and a book |
| f. 542r | Colossians | Paul holding a sword |
| f. 543v | I Thessalonians | Paul holding a sword and a book |
| f. 544v | II Thessalonians | Paul holding a sword |
| f. 545v | I Timothy | Paul holding a sword |
| f. 547r | II Timothy | Paul holding a sword and a book |
| f. 548r | Titus | Paul holding a sword |
| f. 549r | Philemon | Paul holding a sword |
| f. 549v | Hebrews | Paul, Jew |
| f. 554r | Acts | Ascension |
| f. 570r | James | James standing holding book |
| f. 572r | I Peter | Peter holding key |
| f. 573v | II Peter | Peter seated with key |
| f. 574v | I John | John writing |
| f. 576r | II John | John seated with an unfolded scroll |
| f. 576r | III John | John seated with an unfolded scroll |
| f. 576v | Jude | Jude standing holding a book |
| f. 577v | Apocalypse | Vision of the seven candlesticks |
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1998 -- Eric White, PhD
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