Rare medieval bible returned to Salisbury Cathedral after 700 years with help of Independent readers

A medieval bible, created by the Master of Sarum in the 13th century, has been returned to Salisbury Cathedral after a successful campaign by Friends of the Nations’ Libraries and a global fundraising appeal by The Independent. The bible, illuminated on vellum, was celebrated at the cathedral with a thanksgiving service attended by donors who raised over £100,000 for its purchase, conservation, and publication. The return of this literary treasure highlights the importance of public and private philanthropy in preserving cultural heritage for future generations.

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