This illumination from the Liber Floridus encyclopedia presents a rare early medieval depiction of the biblical narrative wherein King Solomon binds the demon Asmodeus. The composition demonstrates the sophisticated visual language of Flemish manuscript production at its height. The gold leaf application follows the distinctive Saint-Bertin technique, with burnished highlights creating dimensional effects unusual for the period. Asmodeus is rendered with deliberate ambiguity—his features suggest both the monstrous and the regal, reflecting theological debates of the era concerning the nature of fallen angels. Particularly noteworthy is the chain motif, rendered with precise geometric regularity that contrasts with the organic chaos of the demon’s form. This visual opposition reinforces the text’s moral framework: divine order constraining infernal chaos.