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It looks like laid (handmade, pre-industrial revolution) paper to me.
I try to inspire others in interest in early modern books. As you can see there is so much depth and richness in the research you can do for such...
Thank you for your post! That breviary has a bizarre format. My Psalterium was ment for church choirs to sing from, so the large size was a plus,...
Yes the quality of these pictures is very high.
In this book there are several art works from different ages. The oldest I have found so far is this large Capital C (84x84mm). Stylistically this...
I’d like to share some details about a recent acquisition in my collection: a richly bound Psalterium Romanum printed in 1713 by the Officina...
I do not think the reverse reveals extra information in this case.
The smaller letters are a bit mangled up unfortunately because of your “enhancement”.
This is a handwritten page of a so called Graduale in a musical notation called neumes. It is written on vellum , likely made of cowhide (actually...
Ah ok! Like this one then [ATTACH]
Those are the author of the book (Turretti) and (a part) of the title: Clausulae Codicillaris
I believe the fore edge title is Turret: de Cla: Codi:
For the Seneca print it is almost impossible to find the right edition, because this book was so common (every student Latin had probably one)....
First the book with the title Tractatus de Effectibus et Defectibus Clausulae Codicillaris. It is printed in Torino, Italy in 1609. (Google...
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