Illuminated manuscripts were often made on high-quality calfskin parchment known as

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Illuminated manuscripts were typically made on high-quality parchment made from calfskin or lambskin, known as vellum. The use of vellum allowed for the creation of durable and long-lasting manuscripts that could withstand frequent use and handling over time. The other choices (scriptorium, crucifexerant, and clerestory) are not relevant to the production of illuminated manuscripts.

Illuminated Manuscripts Were Often Made on High-Quality Calfskin Parchment Known