Vitrine 1: Early English Materials
Here you can see what the two strips of parchment look like when they are placed alongside one another. We are fortunate in having strips cut from the same page.
Images in Yale's Digital Library:
1. Bede, fragment from Expositio in Lucae. Beinecke MS 441
Vitrine 2: New Technologies for Old Texts
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Vitrine 3:
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Reading English:
An Exhibition Celebrating the James Marshall and Marie-Louise Osborn Collection
September 5 – December 15, 2014
Kathryn James and Raymond Clemens
Announcement of the Exhibition
Reading English: An Exhibition Celebrating the James Marshal & Marie-Louise Osborn Collection
History of the Book Seminar related to the Exhibition with Henry Woudheysen
This website provides additional information about the materials found in the cases (Vitrines) on the Mezzanine level of the exhibit.
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