KL Janvier a xxxi iour. La lune xxx./ Le jour de lan.../...S' Mettran. Calendar page for January (includes St. Rigobert on Jan. 8 instead of Jan. 4; Firminus - presumably the Translation - on Jan. 12 instead of Jan. 1; and Metrannus on 31 January, a Paris commemoration), from a fifteenth-century Book of Hours known as the St. Alexis Hours. Full border of acanthus and rinceaux in gold and colors with birds and other creatures. Roundel miniature in the outer central margin of recto and verso. Recto: Man seated at a table eating (labor of the Month for January, Feasting); Verso: Man pouring water, representing Aquarius. Dismembered in the 1990s. This leaf acquired by the Museum of Art & Archaeology, University of Missouri, in 2003.