Authentic Witnesses: Approaches to Medieval Texts and Manuscripts

Teresa Webber · Mary A. Rouse · Richard H. Rouse

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A collection of 13 articles concerned with the study of medieval Latin manuscripts, whose findings are based on philology, palaeography and codicology, rather than on any theoretical grounds.

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