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Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Curator's Choice: The Moving Word: French Medieval Manuscripts at Cambridge University | Culture24

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Thursday, September 26, 2013

Lindau Gospels Cover - Smarthistory

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Thursday, September 5, 2013

Beyond Borders: In the Margins: Reading a Fifteenth Century Medica...

Beyond Borders: In the Margins: Reading a Fifteenth Century Medica...: London, Wellcome Library MS 5262 is a late medieval vernacular medical recipe collection. The manuscript was copied in the e...

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Monday, August 26, 2013

Anglo-Saxon Invasion - Medieval manuscripts blog

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Sunday, August 25, 2013

Dianne's Medieval Writing: Working Scripts for (Somewhat) Ordinary Books

Dianne's Medieval Writing: Working Scripts for (Somewhat) Ordinary Books: Standard paleography textbooks tend to categorise scripts neatly, then present the finest or most representative of each type, giving the ...

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Saturday, August 24, 2013

Parchment and Pixel: Helmarshausen Psalter, Christ on the Cross, with M...

Parchment and Pixel: Helmarshausen Psalter, Christ on the Cross, with M...: Helmarshausen Psalter, Christ on the Cross, with Mary and St. John, Walters Manuscript W.10, fol. 41v , originally uploaded by Walters Art M...

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Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Adam Naming the Animals

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Anglo-Saxons plagiarized a Roman coin — and it's full of typos - An unusual piece of Anglo-Saxon jewelry — a plagiarized pendant rife with typos — that was discovered by a metal detectorist has now been declared tr...
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The Myth of Pelagianism - *The Myth of Pelagianism* is a new book by Ali Bonner, a member of the department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic Pelagius is the first known British ...
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Antiquarian's Attic » Medieval Binham graffiti

A14 update and the Huntingdon bypass – discoveries - Anglo-Saxon settlement and Roman army camp found in A14 bypass dig It’s taken more than 700 years, but the medieval villagers of Houghton in Cambridgeshi...
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Strange carvings at Norwegian grave site reveal what language was like before Vikings - Archaeologists have pieced together the earliest stone fragments containing inscriptions of Germanic letters, revealing what the Norse language was like ...
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Cutting Up Manuscripts - Recently I posted on Twitter a photograph of an isolated medieval manuscript leaf that I own, from a 15th century book of hours. This is all part of the ...
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Psalm 1 - Initial B with David as a musician Ferrara, Italy, ca. 1453-1482 Script: Rotunda Parchment with ink, paint, and gold Notation: Square Illuminator (Artist...
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Glyph of the Day

Latin Carolingian Reforms — ~782 AD, Germany - Emperor Charlemagne apparently tried to learn how to read and write, but with poor success. Probably part of his difficulty was that he had to spend a bun...
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Merlin, Myrddin Wyllt, & the ‘Men of the North’ - Tim Clarkson, Scotland’s Merlin: A Medieval Legend and Its Dark Age Origins, John Donald, 2016. Amazon US $22 PB, $8 Kindle. Tim Clarkson’s new book, Scotl...
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Dagulf Psalter - • Sent as a gift to Pope Hadrian; the development of this relationship culminated in Charlemagne’s crowning as emperor. Hadrian in return supplied models f...
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Aldus Manutius (1452? – 6 February 1515) : A humanist printer for humanist readers. Aldine editions at Cambridge University Library - Tuesday 6 February 1515 was a sad day for the Venetian literati. Aldus Manutius, the ‘Prince’ of Renaissance printers, had died. His death was not unexpect...
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Ferocious fish - Recently, I have been looking at one of our most 'fishy' manuscripts. A fish in combat with an unidentified animal, in a Psalter (England, 1220s): Lansdown...
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