#Manuscript_fragment, Florence, 3Q 12th c. The initial O has geometric decoration & vines, in a dark blue background. Pseudo-Chrysostomus, Opus imperfectum in Matthaeum, Homilia xxxv. cap xx. #fragmentology #paleography #medieval_manuscripts #medieval_paleography @fragmentarium.bsky.social
October 3, 2026 at 11:25 PM
#Manuscript_fragment, Florence, 3Q 12th c. The initial O has geometric decoration & vines, in a dark blue background. Pseudo-Chrysostomus, Opus imperfectum in Matthaeum, Homilia xxxv. cap xx. #fragmentology #paleography #medieval_manuscripts #medieval_paleography @fragmentarium.bsky.social
Fragments of medieval Hebrew text on parchment, used to reinforce spine on Botero, Relationi Universali. Venice, Perin, 1595. Any help? (I know they're very small). Thanks! #paleography #medieval #medieval_hebrew #fragmentology #medieval_manuscripts #medieval_paleography
August 20, 2026 at 10:02 PM
Fragments of medieval Hebrew text on parchment, used to reinforce spine on Botero, Relationi Universali. Venice, Perin, 1595. Any help? (I know they're very small). Thanks! #paleography #medieval #medieval_hebrew #fragmentology #medieval_manuscripts #medieval_paleography
#paleography help needed! #medieval_paleography
This one is beyond me. The ms on the spine actually is from "De excommunicacione et interdicto", a late 13 c. treatise by Bérenger Frédol (c. 1250-1323), w/ variants. I assume the larger fragment used for the covers also is, but I can't confirm that. #medieval_manuscripts #medieval #fragmentology
August 12, 2026 at 3:35 PM
#paleography help needed! #medieval_paleography
#Medieval_Paleography. Two different #manuscript_fragments cover this Quintilian (Lyon 1538). One wraps the book. A smaller fragment from Liber Sextus, L. 5, T. 2, C 18, covers the spine. I have given up on the wrapper. Seems to be legal, but not from Sextus - maybe a Corpus Juris commentary?
April 20, 2026 at 9:32 PM
#Medieval_Paleography. Two different #manuscript_fragments cover this Quintilian (Lyon 1538). One wraps the book. A smaller fragment from Liber Sextus, L. 5, T. 2, C 18, covers the spine. I have given up on the wrapper. Seems to be legal, but not from Sextus - maybe a Corpus Juris commentary?