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Medieval Female Scribes Were Far More Common Than Previously Thought. At Least 110,000 Medieval Manuscripts Were Copied by WomenFor centuries, the image of a monk hunched over a desk, painstakingly copying manuscripts by candlelight, has dominated our ...
These series provide a home for high‐quality humanities research on topics from the late antique, medieval and early modern periods. Beginning in 2018, all books listed in RMEMC are also part of SMEMC ...
What kinds of books did parish churches have in the Middle Ages? From where did they get them? BOMPAC examines these poorly known but fundamental questions of medieval book history. Its primary ...
Richly coloured and decorated work is going on show after conservation, partly funded by the Tefaf Museum Restoration Fund ...
Would you write in the margins of books? Simon Armitage travels to the edge of the page to explore marginalia. Senior Lecturer in Medieval History, Damien Kempf notes that there is very little ...
This richly illustrated book showcases the medieval fascination with magic through 20 illuminated manuscripts; including an astronomical companion made for Charlemagne’s son, The Sworn Book of ...
A fascinating analysis of why there are no female mystics in medieval Judaism. This book addresses a central question in the study of Jewish mysticism in the medieval and early modern periods: why are ...
A vividly written book by archaeological TV presenter, academic, and author Professor Alice Roberts, exploring the lives of ...
These series provide a home for high‐quality humanities research on topics from the late antique, medieval and early modern periods. Beginning in 2018, all books listed in RMEMC are also part of SMEMC ...
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