A full-page framed foliate initial 鈥楤' (eatus vir); inhabited by men and animals. At the centre of the stem of the initial; David is sitting with his harp. At the corners of the frame; four roundels enclose figures personifying the Church and Synagogue (at the top); and Saints Peter and Paul (at the bottom). At the mid-point of the sides of the frame; two half-roundels enclose standing prophets holding scrolls. A mandorla emerges from behind the framed initial; at the mid-point of the upper and lower frames: it encloses the figure of Christ holding a book (at the top) and Christ of the Resurrection stepping out of the tomb (at the bottom).East Anglia (?Peterborough) or London. c. 1220.From: Leaf from a Psalter.Cotton Vespasian A. I; f. 1vLondon; British Library.