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Seo comhad as An Cómhaoin Viciméid. Tá an tuairisc as an leathanach tuairisc Cómhaoin a leanas thíos. Is stór comhaid meáin Saor é an Cómhaoin Viciméid. Is féidir leat cabhrú.

TuairiscKarlII monks.jpg	Deutsch: "Auf seinem Thron sitzend, empfängt Kaiser Karl der Kahle, von Leibwachen und Beratern umgeben, eine Delegation von Mönchen aus dem Kloster Tours, die im Auftrag ihres Abtes Vivian jene Handschrift überbringen, in der sich diese Miniatur befindet." Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris English: Charles the Bald welcomes monks from Tours who bring the Vivian Bible which includes this miniature. Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris Français : Bible de Vivien, dite Première Bible de Charles le Chauve Présentation du livre à l'empereur Saint-Martin de Tours, 845 BnF, Manuscrits, Latin 1 fol. 423
Dáta	9 century date QS:P,+850-00-00T00:00:00Z/7
Foinse	Dr. Uwe K. Paschke: Weltgeschichte - Von der Urzeit bis zur Gegenwart, Karl Müller Verlag
Údar	Count Vivien
Leaganacha eile	File:Charles_the_Bald.jpg

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