-
archaeological excavations do not
invariably attest to the
evidence of
scriptoria.
Scriptoria, in the
physical sense of a room set
aside for the purpose, perhaps...
- German.
Surviving Old High
German texts were all
composed in
monastic scriptoria, so the
overwhelming majority of them are
religious in
nature or, when...
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Arundo glauca Bubani Arundo latifolia Salisb.
Arundo sativa Lam.
Arundo scriptoria L.
Arundo triflora Roxb.
Arundo versicolor Mill.
Cynodon donax (L.) Raspail...
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early written tradition of OHG
survived mostly through monasteries and
scriptoria as
local translations of
Latin originals; as a result, the
surviving texts...
- works,
including legal treatises, histories, poetry, and
religious texts.
Scriptoria in
monasteries and
cathedrals focused on
copying new and old works, producing...
-
annotations appear to date to the 13th
century and later.
Seven major scriptoria produced a good deal of Old
English m****cripts: Winchester; Exeter; Worcester;...
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Cathedral and
standardized the
handwriting of
their scriptoria. Some 31 m****cripts
survive from his
scriptoria. Five of
these explicitly identify him as their...
-
writing in the
scriptorium started to
employ laybrothers from the
urban scriptoria,
especially in Paris, Rome and the Netherlands.
Demand for m****cripts...
- of
choice for
monasteries throughout the
Carolingian empire.
Monastic scriptoria flourished from the
ninth through the
twelfth centuries.
Sacred Scripture...
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artistic skills while maintaining intellectual culture within their schools,
scriptoria and libraries. They
functioned as agricultural,
economic and production...
