Ruling the script in the Middle Ages : formal aspects of written communication (books, charters, and inscriptions)
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Ruling the script in the Middle Ages : formal aspects of written communication (books, charters, and inscriptions)
（Utrecht studies in medieval literacy, 35）
Brepols, c2016
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Includes bibliographical references and index
収録内容
- "Et hec scripsi manu mea propria": known and unknown autographs of Charles IV as testimonies of intellectual profile, royal literacy and cultural transfer / Martin Bauch
- The "empire of letters": textualis and cursiva in pragmatic manuscripts of Seville Cathedral, thirteenth-fifteenth centuries / Diego Belmonte Fernández
- Official rules of writing in the north of France? The writing of notarial documents in Normandy between practices and regulations / Isabelle Bretthauer
- The practice of writing in Regensburg: an overview of the ninth and tenth centuries / Claire De Cazanove
- Structure et style: observations paléographiques pour l'étude des écritures cursives à Florence aux XIIIe et XIVe siècles / Irene Ceccherini
- Revealing some structures and rules of book production (France, fourteenth and fifteenth centuries) / Èmilie Cottereau-Gabillet
- Structures of (mutual) inspiration: some observations on the circulation of repetitive text formulas in charters from the medieval low countries (twelfth and thirteenth centuries) / Els De Paermentier
- The writing of obedientiary account rolls at Norwich Cathedral Priory (1256-1344) / Harmony Dewez
- Charte de fondation et date de dédicace: témoignages narratifs et diplomatiques à l'Abbaye Saint-Étienne de Caen / Tamiko Fournier-Fujimoto
- Masters of micrography: examples of medieval Ashkenazi scribal artists / Rahel Fronda
- Writing angles: palaeographic considerations on the inclinaison of the script / Maria Gurrado
- Les actes épiscopaux en Bretagne aux XIe et XIIe siècles: une arme pour la réforme? / Cyprien Henry
- Königsfelden Abbey and its first cartulary: dealing with charters in the fourteenth century / Tobias Hodel
- The use of vernacular and its graphic and material shape in the epigraphic discourse: three case studies from western France / Estelle Ingrand-Varenne
- The shape of the letters and the dynamics of composition in Syriac manuscripts (fifth-tenth century) / Ayda Kaplan
- The parchments of Marmoutier Abbey: preparation, shaping, practices (mid-eleventh to mid-twelfth century) / Claire Lamy
- Scribal activity and diplomatic forms in western Provence (c. 950-c. 1010) / Jean-Baptiste Renault
- Hand spotting: the registers of the Chancery of the Counts of Holland, 1316-1337 / Jinna Smit
- Rule and variation in eleventh-century English minuscule / Peter Stokes
- Princely communication in the late thirteenth and early fourteenth century: a diplomatic study of the Charters of the Counts of Hainaut / Valeria Van Camp