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Medieval Manuscripts from the Mainz Charterhouse in the Bodleian Library, Oxford - A Descriptive Catalogue (Hardcover)
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Medieval Manuscripts from the Mainz Charterhouse in the Bodleian Library, Oxford - A Descriptive Catalogue (Hardcover)
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The Bodleian Library is one of the few libraries outside Germany
with a substantial number of medieval manuscripts from the
German-speaking lands. These manuscripts, most of which were
acquired by Archbishop Laud in the 1630s, during the Thirty Years'
War, mainly consist of major groups of codices from ecclesiastical
houses in the Rhine-Main area, that is Wurzburg, Mainz, and
Eberbach. Their potential contribution to the religious and
intellectual history of these foundations and to the study of
German medieval culture as a whole is immeasurable. This book
contains descriptions of over one hundred medieval, manuscripts,
mostly Latin, from the Charterhouse St Michael at Mainz, founded in
the early 1320s. Dating from the tenth to the fifteenth centuries,
they reflect the spirituality and literary interest of the
Carthusian order. This is the first major publication on the Mainz
Charterhouse manuscript collection. Published in two volumes, it
provides authoritative and superbly detailed descriptions,
including information about the physical characteristics,
decoration, binding, and provenance of the manuscripts. Each
manuscript is illustrated.
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