One of the lesser-known manuscripts of Beatus of Liébana’s commentary on the Christian biblical book of the Apocalypse, the Osma Codex was produced in 1086 by the scribe Petrus and the illuminator Martinus at the Benedictine monastery of Saints Facundus and Primitivus in Sahagún. The style of its illumination reflects the emerging Romanesque aesthetic, testimony to the monastery’s connections across the Pyrenees at the time. Its seventy miniatures include a mappa mundi (world map) that extends across two facing pages (fols. 34v-35r).
We have 2 facsimiles of the manuscript "Beatus de Liébana – Burgo de Osma Codex":
- El Beato de El Burgo de Osma. Apocalipsis de San Juan facsimile edition published by Scriptorium, 2015
- Beato de Liébana del Burgo de Osma facsimile edition published by Vicent Garcia Editores, 1993