Codex gigas

The Codex Gigas is most commonly known as The Devil’s Bible, thanks to its full-size portrait of the Devil. Did a monk sell his soul to the devil?

Codex Gigas known as the Devil’s Bible is the largest and the strangest manuscripts in the world. It is so huge that it is said to have taken more than 160 animal skins to make it, needing at least two people to lift it and measures around one metre in length. Gigas in Latin means giant and Codex Gigas when translated mean `giant book’. It is an appropriate name since the codex is the largest single volume surviving from the 13th century monks. The medieval manuscript according to legend was…

The Codex Gigas, or the Devil’s Bible, is today located at the National Library in Stockholm.It is thought to have been created in the early 13th century in the Benedictine monastery in the Czech Republic

Codex Gigas, known as “the Devil’s Bible”, is the world’s most extensive medieval manuscript. It remains veiled in mysteries and legends.

Codex Gigas, also known as the devil's bible is the largest medieval manuscript of the world, weighing in at 165 pounds and containing 310 pages made from vellum (membrane) of donkeys, it is a formidable tome. It is believed that at some point in time, 10 pages were removed from the book, as it originally contained 320 pages.

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Saint Bernard and Titivillus," from the Heures à l'usage de Rome, 1510.

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Codex Gigas, often referred to as "The Devil's Bible," stands as one of the most enigmatic and mysterious manuscripts in the world. This medieval manuscript, believed to have been created in the early 13th century, resides in the National Library of Sweden in Stockholm. What makes the Codex Gigas unique and infamous is its massive size, intricate illustrations, and the pervasive legend that surrounds its creation.