The Palaeography of Gothic Manuscript Books: From the Twelfth to the Early Sixteenth Century

Albert Derolez

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Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Medieval Literature and History Classical Studies and Philology

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Introduction 1. The manuscript book in the late Middle Ages 2. The Carolingian heritage 3. Praegothica 4. Northern textualis 5. Southern textualis and semitextualis 6. Cursive scripts in general 7. Cursiva antiquior 8. Cursiva 9. Hybrida and semihybrida 10. Gothico-humanistica and other 'hors systeme' scripts Appendix Abbreviated sources Select bibliography Index of manuscripts reproduced in the plates General index Plates.

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