The Devil's Bible

The Devil's Bible, also known as the Codex Gigas, is a famous medieval manuscript created in the 13th century. It is remarkable for its enormous size, containing over 300 parchment pages filled with religious texts, historical writings, and illustrations. Its nickname comes from a large, outlined illustration of the devil found within its pages. The manuscript captures the knowledge and beliefs of its time, and legend suggests it was created in a single night with the help of the devil, although this is likely myth. Today, it is valued for its historical significance, artistry, and mysterious origin.