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[caption id="attachment_5966" align="alignright" width="300"] Paris, BnF ms français 2692, fol. 4v-5r. http://visualiseur.bnf.fr/CadresFenetre?O=COMP-1&#38;I=3&#38;M=imageseule[/caption]The Mandragore database of the Bibliothèque national in Paris (http://mandragore.bnf.fr/jsp/rechercheExperte.jsp) allows one to search images of the BnF's illuminated manuscripts. Unsurprisingly perhaps, this also brings to light a rather larger number of heraldic images (some 10,000 images are tagged 'armoiries') and at least a few armorials: 18 manuscripts in the database have been described as armorials (i.e. have the word 'armorial' in the modern title). Here's a list:1 Anglais 322 Anglais 1073 Arsenal 49764 Arsenal 50245 Français 3946 Français 14357 Français 1436 [ff. 1-17]8 Français 1436 [ff. 18-168]9 Français 143710 Français 143811 Français 593912 Français 1259713 Français 1435714 Français 1465315 Français 2438116 Latin 1110917 Latin 1111018 Scandinave 5Also, while not an armorial, René d'Anjou's famous Livre des tournois is always worth looking at, even if it is only an imcomplete set of pictures in low resolution (sart at http://visualiseur.bnf.fr/CadresFenetre?O=COMP-1&#38;I=1&#38;M=imageseule or search for mss français 2692 and 2695).[cite]&#160;&#160;