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    The video looks at MS Hunter 217, Cassiodorus's Tripartite History of the Church, written in Germany in the late 12th century, as a case study. The video focusses not on the text but on the material and paratextual features of the manuscript itself and wh
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    The video looks at MS Hunter 217, Cassiodorus's Tripartite History of the Church, written in Germany in the late 12th century, as a case study. The video focusses not on the text but on the material and paratextual features of the manuscript itself and wh
    The video looks at MS Hunter 217, Cassiodorus's Tripartite History of the Church, written in Germany in the late 12th century, as a case study. The video focusses not on the text but on the material and paratextual features of the manuscript itself and wh
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    Books and manuscripts in focus: MS Hunter 217 - Cassiodorus's Tripartite History of the Church

    The video looks at MS Hunter 217, Cassiodorus's Tripartite History of the Church, written in Germany in the late 12th century, as a case study. The video focusses not on the text but on the material and paratextual features of the manuscript itself and what these can tell us about earlier medieval book production and culture

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    Date Added: 30 Sep 2020 19:02
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    Profile Picture Robert MacLean
    Tags: Book history, Rare books, Manuscripts, Codicology
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    ENGLANG4051
    Reading the Past
    2019/2020
    URL: https://edshare.gla.ac.uk/id/eprint/953
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