The title page of Annotations to the Seven Books of the Old Testament, now in the National Library of Paris, is a masterpiece when manuscript painting prevailed in the middle of the 8th century. The whole composition is to arrange a cross and a vulture in a dome-shaped sacred space. The cross in the middle consists of a square and four triangles. Triangular and arched ribbons depict various dynamic sacred animals, and the vulture standing on the cross symbolizes the resurrection of Christ. In addition, there are two lions standing sideways under the circular arch. The whole picture is extremely complete, with a sense of symmetry and stability, and all kinds of animals inside give people a lively aesthetic feeling. The combination of the two forms a strong contrast between dynamic and static.