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Book of Hours (Use of Rome) – Virtual Reconstruction

Parchment · 26 leaves · 1425 – 1450 CE · France · 186 x 134 (90 x 60) mm

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[sine loco], codices restituti
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  • Simmons School of Library and Information Science LIS 464 (Fall 2018) observations
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Book of Hours broken by Otto F. Ege in the mid-twentieth century, with leaves used as no. 29 in his "Fifty Original Leaves of Medieval Manuscripts" portfolios.

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Lisa Fagin Davis, and students in the Simmons School of Library and Information Science LIS 464 ("The Medieval Manuscript from Charlemagne to Gutenberg"), Fall 2018: Catherine Marie Adam; Bailey Brunick; Erin Clauss; Hannah Kathleen Elder; Sarah Elisabeth French; Will James Gregg; Anna Therese Hocker; Brianna Lynn Ives; Maria Margaret Lentini; Sarah Marie McClintock; Abra D Mueller; Sarah Grace Muellers; Denise G. O'Malley; James Scott Perlman; Jessica Ryan; Meredith Grace Santaus; Melissa Crane Seldon; Allison Smith; Alexandra Catherine Steed; Sarah Jane Stupak; Samantha Throgmorton; Rebecca Vitkauskas; Melissa Rose Walker; Madeline Weaver; Ashley Williams.