Friedman: 'Anxieties at Table: Food and Drink in Chaucer's Fabliaux Tales and Heinrich Wittenwiler's Der Ring' Mary Morse: 'Alongside St. 9221(E)' Sonja Drimmer: 'Picturing the King or Picturing the Saint: Two Miniature Programmes for John Lydgate's Lives of SS Edmund and Fremund' Yvonne Rode: 'Sixty-three Gallons of Books: Shipping Books to London in the Late Middle Ages' Section II: Consumers: Producers, Owners, and Readers Anna Lewis: '"But solid food is for the mature, who have their senses trained to discern good and evil": John Colop's Book and the Spiritual Diet of the Discerning Lay Londoner' Anne Sutton: 'The Acquisition and Disposal of Books for Worship and Pleasure by Mercers of London in the Later Middle Ages' Martha Driver: '"By Me Elysabeth Pykeryng": Women and Printing in the Early Tudor Period' Shayne Husbands: 'The Roxburghe Club: Consumption, Obsession and the Passion for Print' Section III - Consuming the Text: Writing Consumption "Carrie Griffin: 'Reconsidering the Recipe: Materiality, Narrative and Text in Later Medieval Instructional MSS and Collections' Anamaria Gellert: 'Fools, "Folye" and Caxton's Woodcut of the Pilgrims at Table' John B. and one margin cropped to reduce the width to the required size, ruled in. 125-126).Acknowledgements - Emma Cayley and Susan Powell Preface - Derek Pearsall List of Plates Section I: Packaging and Presentation: The Materiality of the Manuscript and Printed Book Anne Marie Lane: 'How can we Recognise "Contemporary" Bookbindings of the Fifteenth and early Sixteenth Centuries?' Matti Peikola: 'Guidelines for Consumption: Scribal Ruling Patterns and Designing the mise-en-page in later Medieval England' Kate Maxwell: 'The Order of the Lays in the "Odd" Machaut MS BnF fr. Illuminated manuscript on vellum by BIBLE, Cistercian and a great selection of. Natalie Tchernetska has hypothesised that the original manuscript from which it came may have been another sticherarion or a heirmologion, dating from before the emergence of standardised, abridged forms of these books after 1050, of which the palimpsest in which this folio was reused is one example (Tchernetska, 'Membra disiecta', pp. RM 2D138YNItaly Tuscany Chiusi - Cathedral Museum - illuminated manuscripts - Saint Benedict who dictates the rule by Venturino Mercati (second half of the.
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Bottom: Page laid out as two columns, from Robert of Gretham, ‘Mirur. Top: Page laid out as one text block, from ‘Speculum Vitae’, WLC/LM/9, f. width of the book then, in parentheses, height and width of the ruled space. The number of lines on a page also varies, depending on the size of the scribe’s hand, or the arrangement of the text. Abstract: This finding aid lists the Medieval and Renaissance manuscripts. 1879.14.The hymns which can be identified from the legible parts of the lower text are rare. Some texts are set out in columns usually two, but sometimes more. Another fragment of the same manuscript is now MS Add. Depictions of musicians and instruments frequently appear in medieval manuscripts as DROLLERIES and in INITIALS and BAS-DE-PAGE scenes. This relationship between height and width also holds true for most. MUSIC MANUSCRIPTS Manuscripts in which music appears, whether ecclesiastical or secular, were sometimes illuminated, the extent of ILLUMINATION depending largely on patronage and purpose. The original placement of this folio in that manuscript can be established from the survival of foliation dating from earlier than its removal as well as from the text (Tchernetska, 'Membra disiecta', pp. That is, that the width of the page is between 65 and 70 percent of the height of the page. It is a compilation of multiple liturgical books.
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82, which is made up of palimpsest leaves from at least five different manuscripts. The upper text is accompanied by musical notation in the Round or Hagiopolitan style, which emerged in the 12th century.The bulk of the manuscript from which this folio comes is now St Petersburg, Rossijskaja Nacional'naja biblioteka, MS gr. Both upper and lower text belong to hymn-books, the lower being of unknown type and the upper being part of a Sticherarion, a book of hymns for each morning and evening service through the year. Ruling measurements are given width x length. This fragment is a single folio of a palimpsest manuscript, whose original text dates to the 10th or 11th century, and the upper text which replaced it, written at right-angles, to the 13th or 14th century. This thesis considers closely 28 illuminated manuscripts of Jean de Vignays translation of Jacobus de. Medieval and Early Modern Greek Manuscripts : Sticherarion Medieval and Early Modern Greek Manuscripts