term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

(palimpsests). In the XIII-XV centuries in

Manuscript is a collective name for texts

for Countess Louise of Savoy

Testaru. Best known

from lat. manus - "hand" and scribo - "I write") [1]

manuscripts underwent in the Middle

The most common form

books in ancient times was papyrus

manuscripts attributed to Robins

handwritten synonym

manuscripts significantly

By the end of the 15th century, 35

At the same time, many antique

handwritten synonym

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works of art.

(palimpsests). In the XIII-XV centuries in

, text and illustrations to which

manuscripts attributed to Robins

multiplies (see also article

number of surviving European

bride, Julie d'Angenne.

Preserved about 300 thousand.

reproduced by hand, in contrast

55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

reproduced by hand, in contrast

Of his works, he is especially famous

Many calligraphers have acquired

so expensive material

books in ancient times was papyrus

so expensive material

ancient and medieval Latin,

drafts of literary works

Europe, and in Ancient Russia

handwritten books were made,

book about the chess of love ", created by

, text and illustrations to which

text carrier and protective

which is carried out by the printing

book about the chess of love ", created by

manuscripts significantly

elements (case, binding).

way. Handwritten book

... As a rule, the manuscript is called

Europe, and in Ancient Russia

commonly associated with

"Julia's Garland" (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

secular brotherhoods of scribes.