MORE ABOUT C. MAIER'S TRANSCRIPT OF THE VERCELLI BOOK.

The article examines the revisions made by copyist C. Maier of Tübingen, Germany to the transcript of the "Vercelli Book" included in the Charles Purton Cooper Collection of the Lincoln's Inn Library. The copy opens with a page headed "Beilage zur Beschreibung des Cod. capit. Vercell, n. CXVII." The...

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Publicado en:English Language Notes Vol. 8; no. 1; pp. 3 - 7
Autor principal: Halsall, Maureen
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Publicado: Duke University Press Sep70
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