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The Teaching of Palaeography in Great Britain
, 1995 McKitterick Rosamond. The Teaching of Palaeography in Great Britain. In: Gazette du livre médiéval, n°26. Printemps 1995. pp.
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There is now a Zotero bibliography for medieval Latin palaeography here. This is an open bibliography created by Anna Dorofeeva (University of Göttingen). Everyone is welcome to contribute!
Anna Dorofeeva
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Einstein's Washington Manuscript on Unified Field Theory*. [PDF]
Ber Wiss, 2021 Sauer T, Schütz T.
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, 2010 http://scribalculture.org/weblog/2010/02/10/kings-palaeography-gets-press http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2010/feb/09/writing-off-last-palaeographer ...
Klaus Graf
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Unlocking the Past: A Journey Through Manuscripts and Digital Tools in Göttingen
Author: Davide Obili, PhD student at the University of Bologna Attending the Summer School of Digital Palaeography in Göttingen was a fantastic experience, and I would highly recommend it to anyone interested in Manuscript Studies or Digital Humanities ...
zhilingdong
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, 2021 4-5 May 2021 | 3-6pm This German Palaeography class is a reading class. Its aim is to familiarize students with the particularities of Kurrentschrift through a number of different handwritings.
Benoit Vaillot
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Glagolitic abecedaries of Lovran
Zbornik Lovranšćine, 2014 This comparative article discusses the importance and particularities of three Glagolitic abecedaries from the 15th century scratched onto wall paintings inside Church of St. George in Lovran.
Mateo Žagar
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Scrittura e letture di Illuminato Caponsacchi nell’antica Biblioteca di Santa Croce
Codex Studies, 2023 This paper is focused on Illuminato Caponsacchi, one of the most important friars in the Florentine Convent of Santa Croce between XIIth and XIVth centuries.
David Speranzi
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Per un atlante grafico toscano: il territorio pisano,1241-1325
Codex Studies, 2020 The Codex project cataloged, in twenty years of activity, over 4000 manuscripts preserved in Tuscan locations. The analysis of the collected material (see «Codex Studies» nr.
Maddalena Battaggia
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