…per part is providing a rough terminus ante quem. Thus, the preserved. However, scribes often cut papyrus sheets papyrus fragments were most likely joined between in half or even into quarters for more convenient 1926 and 1961. use.18 Since neither the text on the recto nor that …

…is colleagues in nineteenth-century academia, Liebermann tended to see medieval scribes as obstacles rather than aids to the recovery of the past.2 1 It is a heartfelt pleasure to offer this extended note to honor and commemorate Lisi Oliver, whose explicit appreciation of early …

…s several period and later short attachments (e.g. ff. 25v, 34v etc.). Both two scribes of the text used rather calligraphic gothic minuscule. Origin of the gothic minuscule (Gothica textualis) can be traced in the territory of today's Belgium and northern France. In these region…

…s mundane ecclesiastical jobs, in administrative writing oices, or as freelance scribes Twentieth-century scholars of church history referred to these unbeneiced clergy as the “clerical proletariat”: a “submerged” class of clergy who had only their daily labor to live upon and wh…

…adda is also affected by the phonology of the Elamite used by some Persepolitan scribes. For ease of reading, hereafter I take Šarbaladda as the preferred form. 2 Titles The entries that mention Šarbaladda identify him in three aspects: administrative affiliation (‘treasurer,’ ‘i…

…land,” as Marjorie Harrington succinctly puts it.10 Just like other writers and scribes of thirteenth-century eME, writers of eMHE also struggled with the written form of the resurgent literary lan- guage, but what makes Ireland even more intriguing is figuring out when and how E…

…cribeNick: TabAtkins Found ScribeNick: Cyril Found ScribeNick: heycam Inferring Scribes: nikos, Cyril, cabanier, TabAtkins, heycam Scribes: nikos, Cyril, cabanier, TabAtkins, heycam ScribeNicks: nikos, Cyril, cabanier, TabAtkins, heycam Present: Erik Cameron Nikos Doug Tab Rik Cy…

…vements that modern editors might respect. The conviction that editors directed scribes in the production of many early Can­ terbury Tales manuscripts persists even where there is no textual evidence for it. For example, in the important work of A. I. Doyle and M. B. Parkes on th…

…ge debts. No women generated such records for themselves, but O Ashmolean 462 describes a case with a female offender: the daughter of the scribe Amennakhte was identified as the thief who had stolen the garments of the engraver Qaha: ‘Year 5, month 3 of the inundation season, da…

…ties ... it was the canonical examples for attributeType="XML/CSS" in SMIL ed describes the issue ChrisL: then, when MS said they'd only do animation of properties, and we discussed promotion of a whole lot of properties, they got merged ... there were unresolved issues there tho…

…du Musée de Brooklyn,” RdE 15 [1963], 27–28), Berlin 22621 (W.Peck, “Two Seated Scribes of Dynasty Eighteen,” JEA 64 [1978], pl. 12), Louvre E 11154 (E. Delange, Le scribe Nebmeroutef [Paris, 1996]); Hildesheim, Pelizaeus-Museum 4719 (B. Schmitz, “Kleine Inschriften aus dem Peliz…

…nation of texts copied by the margin extended another 1-2 cm below the diferent scribes. One such codex, the Bodmer ‘Miscel- colophon. Using Eric Turner’s (1977: 25) rule of thumb laneous’ or ‘Composite’ codex, contains a comparable that the proportion of upper to lower margins i…

…......................................93 Elissaveta Moussakova (Bulgaria) – The Scribes of the Lenten Triodion (Slav23) and Pentecostarion (Slav24) from the Library of st Catherine’s Monastery on Sinai.......117 Nina Gagova (Bulgaria) – One Manuscript with the Nikon of the Black …

… the inevitable wear of time, the manuscripts endure as vivid testaments to the scribes, illuminators, binders, commissioners, and the many others who have touched them. Their preservation speaks to the intertwined stories of craft, faith, and intellectual endeavour. Produced in …

…e. Eine Bestandsaufnahme, ÄA 56, Wiesbaden, 1995, p. 22-23 ; P. PIACENTINI, Les scribes dans la société égyptienne de l’Ancien Empire, I. Les premières dynasties, les nécropoles memphites, Études et Mémoires d’Égyptologie 5, Paris 2002, p. 64. 34 Quoiqu’il en soit, d’autres titre…