Manuscriptmonday

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muspeccoll:#ManuscriptMonday When I first looked at this fragment, I didn’t see anything out of the

muspeccoll:#ManuscriptMonday When I first looked at this fragment, I didn’t see anything all that in

These pencil sketches belong to a #manuscript written by a parish priest of Nebaj, a home to the Ixi

muspeccoll:#ManuscriptMonday: The penwork in this fifteenth-century ferial psalter is wonderful!I lo

This fascinating piece of our Indic manuscript collection was featured in the 2015 exhibit *This Boo

Here, in a copy of Aristotle’s Metaphysics and Ethics, the scribe appears to have gotten somewhat di

Sometimes #manuscripts are so beautiful that we simply must celebrate all of their pleasing aspects.

#manuscriptmonday, secret text hidden within a philosophical#manuscript of great beauty. Here, the #

In this book of hours from the mid to late 1400s, an elegantly illuminated initial letter P contains

This decorative bird born out of filigree was written in Italian semi-cursive script by what appears

These lecture notes on Aristotle’s works of physical science delve into the quirky in its last pages

It never ceases to amaze us how utterly pleasing #simplicityindesign can be. Primary palette, curvil

Congratulations Philly! Within the flyleaf of this collection of poetry by François de la Fosse, we

The students have galloped back onto campus and we have opened a new #libraryexhibit. This horse and

A #volvelle or wheel chart is a type of slide chart, a paper construction with rotating parts. This

*Labeculae Vivae: Building a Reference Library of Stains for Researching Medieval Manuscripts* is cu

This is a bound collection of works about scholastic philosophy created by a student in early 18th-c

muspeccoll:#ManuscriptMonday: A tiny smiling face on fol. 82v of a ferial Psalter and breviary produ

This beautifully illustrated title page is from a bound collection of two works of Aristotelian scho

muspeccoll:#ManuscriptMonday: This fragment from a glossed Bible was probably made in France around

Happy Labor Day! Hopefully you’re not spending your holiday doing yard work like our friend he

muspeccoll:It’s a musical #ManuscriptMonday today. This close-up of a leaf from our Fragmenta Manusc

muspeccoll:#ManuscriptMonday: tiny #manicula in the margins of a Latin Bible copied in Italy sometim

This is your last chance to see the Kislak Center exhibit *Intertwined Worlds* before it comes down

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