The Virgin Mary in Christian Faith
The Virgin Mary's manuscript is the one shown in the picture up top. There aren't any other ladies in it. Because she gave birth to Jesus, who is revered as the son of God, she is a central figure in the Christian faith.
The Virgin Mary as the "Mother of God"
The Virgin Mary is referred to as the "Mother of God" by adherents of the Catholic religion. It appears that she is pleading in this text. Given that the majority of Medieval Europe was Catholic, it is probable that the Church or a Catholic believer commissioned this manuscript. The Catholics regard Virgin Mary as a saint and pray to her for intercession.
The Radiance and Symbolism of the Manuscript
This manuscript shows this notion of her being painted a being radiant and with rays coming from her body outwards. It symbolizes royalty and holiness. The golden detail on her clothing and in the background signifies her importance as a woman who may be regarded as the contributor to the Christian faith by the role of being the Mother of Jesus. The radiance in the picture, as well as the detail with which it is painted, indicate the royalty and honor that she is given, presenting the notion of her being the 'Queen of heaven.'
Reference
Sexy Codicology. (2014, May 30). Illuminated Manuscripts S01E06 - The Virgin Mary in Medieval Manuscripts. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5CJK3GChAQ
