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Publisher
Mediaeval Academy of America
Language
English
Pages
136

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Subjects
Manuscripts, Bibliography, Manuscripts, Latin, Facsimiles, Paleography, French, Palaeography, French, Latin Manuscripts, Bibliothèque nationale de France, French Paleography, Paris, Paris. Bibliothèque nationale, Eugippius, French Palaeography
People
Eugyppius, Eugippius
Places
Tours (France)

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The earliest book of Tours: with supplementary descriptions of other manuscripts of Tours
1971, Kraus Reprint
in English
Cover of: The earliest book of Tours
The earliest book of Tours: with supplementary descriptions of other manuscripts of Tours
1934, Mediaeval Academy of America
in English
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The earliest book of Tours: with supplementary descriptions of other manuscripts of Tours
1934, The Mediaeval Academy of America
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Edition Notes

Half-title: The Mediaeval Academy of America. Publications no. 20.

Plate A in duplicate, laid in.

"The most ancient book that may with any surety be regarded as a product of the scriptoria of Tours is a copy of Eugippius's extracts from St. Augustine now in the Bibliothèque nationale of Paris, where it bears the number nouv. acq. lat. 1575." -- P. 3.

"Abbreviations (of books most frequently cited)": p. xv-xvi. "List of reviews": p. xvii.

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Cambridge, Mass
Series
Studies in the script of Tours -- 2.
Genre
Facsimiles., Bibliography.

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Library of Congress
Z115.F7 R281934

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Pagination
xvii, 136 p., 30 leaves of plates :
Number of pages
136

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OL18835444M

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