Sacrosanctus Evangeliorum codex S. Eusebii Magni, episcopi et martyris, manu exaratus, ex autographo Basilicae vercellensis, ad unguem exhibitus, nunc primum in lucem prodit, opera et studio Joannis Andreae Irici Tridinensis, Collegii Ambrosiani Doctoris, cum ejusdem praefatione, notis, & concordantibus aliorum codicum, & ss. pp. lectionibus
An 18th-century scholarly edition of the Gospel codex attributed to St. Eusebius of Vercelli, edited by Giovanni Andrea Irico and printed in Milan in 1748 for Latin-reading antiquarians and biblical scholars. The engraved plates copy the manuscript's early medieval drawings: a crucifixion with Greek inscriptions and hovering angels, Christ enthroned in a laurel oval with the four evangelist symbols, and a standing bishop framed by beaded vine borders — usable as line-art saints, framed roundels, and repeating foliate panels.
