| Sumario: | The article explores the relevance of MS Junius 11, one of the four major Anglo-Saxon literature codices. It states that MS Junius 11 is also called as the Caedmon or Junius manuscript. It researches the connection between the illustration and texts found in the manuscript. It answers several questions related to the creation of the manuscript including its purpose, where was it made, and who was the manuscript made for. It presents findings of several researches like George Henderson, Richard Gameson, and Barbara Raw about their questions regarding the manuscript. It notes that the CD-ROM digital facsimile of Bernard J. Muir that contains texts and illustrations of the manuscript had helped the researchers on their quest for the answers.
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