 Thus the "Raising of Lazarus" and "Wedding at Cana" are by far the most commonly shown miracles, and the healing miracles, visually easy to confuse, are neglected.The problems can clearly be seen in the small scenes of the Saint Augustine Gospels (late 6th century), where about 200 years after the manuscript was written "tituli" were added, which according to some art historians misidentify some scenes.Banderoles were a solution that became popular in the later Middle Ages, and in Northern Europe in the 15th century were sometimes used very extensively for speech, rather as in modern comics, as well as "tituli".