V. 21 N. 2 (2024): Minitexts: A Window into Early Medieval Manuscript Culture | Scrineum

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.6093/1128-5656/2

Pubblicato: 2025-01-30

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Preface

Michele Baitieri, Sam Ottewill-Soulsby

9-11
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Articoli

Early Medieval Minuscule Texts as a Subject of Study: Tentative Taxonomy, Codicological Contexts, and Related Social Practices

Ildar Garipzanov

13-37
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Minitexts as Informal Written Interventions: The Case of Cambridge University Library Kk.5.16, Vat. reg. lat. 1127 and Namur MS 11

Rosamond McKitterick

39-63
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What Has Magic to Do with Prayer? Unorthodox Minitexts in vade mecum Prayerbooks for Priests

Yitzhak Hen

65-82
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Prognostication, Malediction, Memory and the Ordering of Time: The Additions in a Liturgical and Computistical Manuscript from Sens Cathedral

Arthur Westwell

83-117
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Liturgical Minitexts as Clues to the History of a Manuscript: The Case of Vercelli

Gionata Brusa

119-152
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An Unknown Tenth-Century Martyrs’ Trope Collection

Giulio Minniti

153-176
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The Beginning of Time at the Edge of the World: Visigothic Minitexts in Autun, Bibliothèque Municipale, S 129

Sam Ottewill-Soulsby

177-199
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Diplomatic Script and Pen Trials: The Case of Carolingian Lyon

Michele Baitieri

201-240
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Drama tibi primae depango laudis usyae: A Poetic Voice from the School of St Gall

Bernhard Hollick

241-271
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