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Images on Exhibition<\/h1>\n
\"Private

Private Collection, Leaf from Ege MS 41, Gregory’s Dialogues, Book III, Chapter 13, initial N for ‘Nuper’.<\/p><\/div>\n

[Update on 14 July 2020<\/em>: Watermarks & The History of Paper<\/a><\/p>\n

Images are also featured, and described, in our blog on<\/em> Manuscript Studies<\/a>.\u00a0 See its<\/em> Contents List<\/a>.]<\/p>\n

[Posted on 30 July 2015, with updates<\/em>]<\/p>\n

So Far:<\/p>\n

Part I.\u00a0 Specimens of Scripts, Writing Systems & Texts through the Ages<\/h2>\n

Examples through the Ages<\/h3>\n

These specimens of written or inscribed materials on papyrus, parchment, paper, palm leaves, stone, clay, and other materials, from many centuries and regions, variously Western, Eastern, and Middle Eastern.\u00a0 We celebrate the opportunity to showcase them here.<\/p>\n

The specimens include texts and documents from Antiquity, Late Antiquity, the Middle Ages, the Early Modern Period, and beyond.\u00a0 Some have elements of decoration and other forms of embellishment.\u00a0 Some include illustrations.<\/p>\n

\"Coptic<\/a>

Coptic fragment on paper, 10th-century CE<\/p><\/div>\n

Scripts on Parade<\/a><\/p>\n

From Antiquity to the Modern World:
\nTypes of Scripts or Writing Systems
\nfound in Manuscripts and Written Records<\/p>\n

Specimens in a private collection
\nReproduced by permission<\/h5>\n

Texts on Parade<\/a><\/p>\n

From Antiquity to the Modern World:
\nTypes of Texts
\npreserved in Manuscripts and Written Records<\/p>\n

Specimens in a private collection
\nReproduced by permission<\/h5>\n
\"Dorse<\/a>

One of the ‘Preston Charters’ in a Private Collection.<\/p><\/div>\n

Latin Documents & Cartularies<\/a><\/p>\n

Specimens in a private collection
\nReproduced by permission<\/h5>\n

[Gallery now closed<\/em><\/p>\n