St. Cuthbert's Gospel

St. Cuthbert's Gospel is a rare and beautifully preserved early medieval Christian manuscript from the 7th or 8th century. It contains a Latin copy of the Gospel of John, written on high-quality parchment, and was likely used for personal devotion. Named after St. Cuthbert, it was discovered inside his coffin in the 19th century and is now housed at the British Museum. Its craftsmanship and historical significance provide valuable insights into early medieval religious practices, bookmaking, and the spread of Christianity in Britain.