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The Seven-Branched Candlestick as a Psalter Illustration

The deviser of the cycle of blank picturespaces accompanying the text of Daniel in MS Junius II must have had in mind some models for the intended illustrations. If the evidence from Group I is any guide it would appear that he may have had a Beatusmanuscript. Such a manuscript would have provided models for a number of pictures in the other groups as well, but, even allowing for the intended improvisation evident from Groups 3 and 4, it would seem probable that a fuller cycle of Daniel-pictures was available. The fullest surviving cycle of Daniel-pictures of