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The purple Codex Rossanensis: spectroscopic characterisation and first evidence of the use of the elderberry lake in a sixth century manuscript

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2018Multianalytical approach for the analysis of the Codices Millenarius Maior and Millenarius Minor in Kremsmuenster Abbey, Upper Austria23 cited
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2019Mythic dyes or mythic colour? New insight into the use of purple dyes on codices12 cited
2020The miniatures of the Vienna Genesis: colour identification and painters’ palettes10 cited

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