The Illuminated Chronicle / Képes Krónika Facsimile edition of the codex Clmae 404, held in the National Széchényi Library, Budapest. Helikon, 1987. Two volumes in a paper slipcase, bound in white faux leather. Volumes Volume I: Facsimile of the codex Clmae 404 (National Széchényi Library, Budapest). Bound in white faux leather with illustrated covers. Volume II: Full translation of the Chronicle and essays on the Chronicle (illustrations, history, context). With a supplementary summary in English and German. Illustrations The codex is extremely richly illustrated. It contains a total of 147 miniatures: 10 large-scale illustrations, 29 smaller ones, 4 medallion-shaped pieces, 99 images embedded within initials, and 5 decorated initials without illustrations. The miniatures and initials feature extensive use of gilding. Chronicon Pictum / Képes Krónika The Chronicon Pictum (Illuminated Chronicle, Képes Krónika) is a richly illustrated 14th-century Hungarian manuscript, completed in 1358 during the reign of King Louis I of Hungary (Louis the Great). Written in Latin, it narrates the history of the Hungarians from their legendary origins through Louis’s reign. Its exact authorship is uncertain, but it is traditionally attributed to Mark Kálti, a canon of Kalocsa and later papal chaplain. It is known for its 147 miniatures, decorative initials, and extensive gilding throughout the illustrations. It combines historical narrative with medieval legend and reflects the political and cultural context of its time. It is an important source for medieval history, court culture, and the visual arts of Central Europe. Condition Good. The slipcase and both volumes are in good condition. No stains, no creases, no inscriptions.