The Book of Privileges of Toledo is a legal compilation preserved in the Toledo Municipal Archive, consisting of 39 parchment folios. Its first section, probably dating to the early fourteenth century, gathers royal privileges and confirmations and includes six miniatures depicting acts of granting; a second section, possibly from the reign of Peter I, adds further confirmations without illuminated scenes. The codex shows how writing, imagery and material organization helped preserve and assert the city's rights.