In the fourteenth century, with the aim that the exercise of private devotion should be carried out under the best possible conditions, two objects were necessary: a written support and an iconic representation, of which the Book of Hours of the Morgades Bishop is a great example.
The work, in fact, brings together all the characteristics of the genre and adds a new and significant: the enrichment of its original iconographic program with a series of images taken from other codes.
The original, with the signature No. 88, is kept in the Episcopal de Vic Library (Vic, Spain).
