Which is the earliest example of a hiberno-saxon manuscript?
a. book of kells
b. book of durrow
c. lindau gospels
d. rossano gospels

Option B, Book of Durrow, is the correct answer.

Explanation:

The Book of Durrow is an ornamented manuscript gospel volume of the medieval times. It is written in a specific style known as the Insular script form. The time period between 650-700 is regarded as the time in which this book was created. This book is the oldest surviving complete lighted Insular gospel text, for instance,  this book predates the well-known Book of Kells nearly over a hundred years.

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