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Applications of Paleography in Textual Criticism: Insights from Vākyapradīpikā Manuscripts

Journal of Indian Medical Heritage
A bstract This study presents the paleographic analysis of the Āyurveda manuscript Vākyapradīpikā scripted in Malayāḷam as part of a critical edition.
P. Aswathy, Kumar Kamal, M. Vyas
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New Evidence for Severus of Antioch’s Correspondence with the patricia Caesaria (CPG 7071,11): Ethiopic Fragments Related to the Origin of Evil and the Resurrection of the Dead

Journal of Ancient Christianity, 2022
In late Roman Egypt, a woman of high-standing named Caesaria corresponded extensively with Severus of Antioch, a bishop who had relocated to Egypt in exile.
P. Forness
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Among Digitized Manuscripts: Philology, Codicology, Paleography in a Digital World. By L. W. C. van Lit

Journal of the American Oriental Society, 2022
Among Digitized Manuscripts: Philology, Codicology, Paleography in a Digital World. By L. W. C. van Lit. Handbook of Oriental Studies, I, vol. 137. Leiden: Brill, 2020. Pp. xi + 333. $150, €125, open access: https://brill.com/view/title/56196.
Joel Kalvesmaki
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Between Paleography and Heraldry:

Sapiens ubique civis
In this paper I focus on the Urbinas Graecus 141, one of the poetic manuscripts from the library of Federico da Montefeltro. I give a summary of the manuscript’s content and the main codicological and paleographical features, noting the presence of ...
M. Scotti
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From Pixels to Paleography: A Dual-Pathway Neural Network for Neume Script Classification

International Workshop on Digital Libraries for Musicology
Medieval music manuscripts in digital libraries often have minimal metadata—descriptions like “has notes” or “musical notation”—creat-ing significant retrieval challenges for researchers and libraries. This paper introduces POSSUMM (Paleographical Object
Kyrie Bouressa, Ichiro Fujinaga
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Paleography of Marginal Notes in a Bible from the Collection of N.P. Rumyantsev (Russian State Library. F. 256. № 816)

Средние века
The illuminated parchment Biblia latina from the collection of N.P. Rumyantsev (Russian State Library. F. 256. N 816, olim F. 183.I N 245), dated in catalogs to the 14th century, was previously considered to be of Italian origin.
Elena Kazbekova
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V. N. Malov and his contribution to the study of Latin paleography

Vspomogatel'nye istoricheskie distsipliny
The article is devoted to V. N. Malov’s contribution to the study of Latin paleography, which the scientist addressed throughout his scientific activity. V. N.
E. Gerasimova
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The Miracle of the Mixed Inks: A Rare Episode of the Ethiopic Infancy Gospel

Apocrypha
The paper is an edition (with an English translation) of an episode of the apocryphon, designated here as the Ethiopic Infancy Gospel , which outside Ethiopia is known as the Infancy Gospel of Thomas .
Witold Witakowski, E. Balicka-Witakowska
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Some fragmentary witnesses to the Ethiopic 'Homiliary for the Year'

Aethiopica
Although the Ḥayq Ǝsṭifānos exemplar of the ‘Homiliary for the Year’ (EMML 1763) has become quite well-known, its connectedness to a much broader substratum of the medieval Ethiopic manuscript tradition has been mostly overlooked.
T. Erho
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Languages of the Peoples of the East in I. E. Zabelin's Paleography Course at the Konstantinovsky Land Surveying Institute, Second half of the 19th century

Herald of an Archivist
In this article, the author explores the role of languages in the paleography course taught by the eminent Russian historian I. E. Zabelin (1820–1908) in his original course on paleography (Cyrillic, Latin, and Oriental scripts) for students at the ...
Yulia G. Kokorina
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