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The Royal Choirbook: A facsimile of manuscript Royal 11 E XI Culinary Highlights the importance of interprofessionalA complete illuminated manuscript in 34 full page color plates The Royal Choirbook is a collection of six motets produced in 1516 for Henry VIII, King of England, and his wife, Catherine of Aragon. The manuscript is believed to have been commissioned and designed by Petrus de Opitiis, an Italian merchant, and his son Benedictus, the King's new privy chamber organist. The motets, composed by Benedictus and one Magister Sampson, believed to be a