Image of Death of Cain; entering the ark

Death of Cain; entering the ark

Image description: Egerton Genesis Picture Book England; circa 1360 Language: French Source/Shelfmark: Egerton 1894, f.3 [Whole folio] Three scenes. Lamech kills Cain with bow and arrow. Death of the boy Jabal. Below, Noah and family enter the ark. The wives of Noah's sons are in the ark; Shem, Ham, and Japhet, carring animals, are on ladders about to enter. Behind, Noah, carrying a ram and leaning on a staff, and Puarphara, his wife, with a small bull, approach the ark. Image taken from Egerton Genesis Picture Book. Originally published/produced in England; circa 1360.
Photo credit: From the British Library archive / Bridgeman Images
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