A manuscript with one or more Psalters (based on the Psalms) was brought from Djruchi monastery (western Georgia), it is now held by the National Centre of Manuscripts of Georgia, Tbilisi. The dating of this varies from the 13th to the 15th century.
Here are some illustrations from it:
Georgian Psalters (H-1665), f.192v Massacre of the Priests, Women & Children of Nob by Doeg (http://www.warfare.netau.net/13/Georgian-Djruchi_Psalter-H1665-192v.htm)
Georgian Psalters (H-1665), f.205r Battle of the Israelites against King Hadadezer (http://www.warfare.netau.net/13/Georgian-Djruchi_Psalter-H1665-205r.htm)
Georgian Psalters (H-1665), details of Goliath's helmet from f.230r & f.230v (http://www.warfare.netau.net/13/Georgian-Djruchi_Psalter-H1665-230.htm)
Georgian Psalters (H-1665), f.233r David before King Saul. (http://www.warfare.netau.net/13/Georgian-Djruchi_Psalter-H1665-233r.htm)
Georgian Psalters (H-1665), Presents to King Solomon (http://[url=http://www.warfare.netau.net/13/Georgian-Djruchi_Psalter-H1665-Solomon.htm)
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Georgian Psalters (H-1665), f.192v Massacre of the Priests, Women & Children of Nob by Doeg (http://www.warfare2.likamva.in/13/Georgian-Djruchi_Psalter-H1665-192v.htm)
Georgian Psalters (H-1665), f.205r Battle of the Israelites against King Hadadezer (http://www.warfare2.likamva.in/13/Georgian-Djruchi_Psalter-H1665-205r.htm)
Georgian Psalters (H-1665), details of Goliath's helmet from f.230r & f.230v (http://www.warfare2.likamva.in/13/Georgian-Djruchi_Psalter-H1665-230.htm)
Georgian Psalters (H-1665), f.233r David before King Saul. (http://www.warfare2.likamva.in/13/Georgian-Djruchi_Psalter-H1665-233r.htm)
Georgian Psalters (H-1665), Presents to King Solomon (http://www.warfare2.likamva.in/13/Georgian-Djruchi_Psalter-H1665-Solomon.htm)
Druzhina
13th Century Illustrations of Costume & Soldiers (http://www.warfare.uhostfull.com/13C.htm)
More great finds by 'the man'.
But doesn't it make you want to see them 'as new' ?
Cheers - Phil
Definitely, on both counts!