Iconography
	RELIGIOUS ICONOGRAPHY
	Biblical cycles
	→ Manuscripts → Bible moralisée → Oxford-Paris-London copy → Job (Part 1 - Oxford)
	Old Testament
	→ Job → Speech of Eliphaz (Job 4-5) → Eliphaz claims that suffering is always a punishment from God (Job 4:5-9)
	→ Job → Speech of Eliphaz (Job 4-5) → Eliphaz gives starving lions and tigers as example for just punishment (Job 4:10-11)
	→ Job → Speech of Eliphaz (Job 4-5) → Eliphaz recounts a vision that told him that everyone deserved punishment (Job 4:13-18)

	Further details
	1. Eliphaz tells Job that all suffering is punishment; 2. Starving lions and tigers as example; 4. Eliphaz's vision - the mysterious being is depicted as Christ. Image 3, illustrating the beginning of Eliphaz's report of the vision, incorrectly shows Job speaking
	ARTIST/CREATOR
	Paris
	DATE
	circa 1233
	LOCATION
	Oxford, Bodleian Library → Bodley 270b, fol. 211v
	TEXT/BOOK/DOCUMENT (SOURCE OF PHOTO)
	Bible moralisée

	Notes on photograph
	BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATION
	Alexandre, comte de Laborde, La Bible Moralisée Illustrée, vol. 2, Paris 1912, plate 211

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