The book examines the social and economic contexts of manuscript creation, detailing the roles of monastic scriptoria, university workshops, and independent scribes. It further investigates manuscript circulation and use, exploring who had access to these precious objects and how they functioned as tools for learning, worship, and political power.
Through paleography and codicology, the book analyzes the manuscripts themselves to extract historical insights, offering a comprehensive overview of this fascinating period.
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