Medieval Manuscripts
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A very happy publication day to āThe Art of the Scribeā by Patricia Lovett MBE, FCGI. In this glorious book Patricia explores 7 classic scripts & sets practical projects to help you reproduce them. It is absolutely stunning & a must for all medieval manuscript admirers. Available now!


Hello, just wanted to let you know that while the Medieval Women exhibition has now ended, you can still buy the beautiful book that accompanied it. Whatās more thereās Ā£10 off at British Library Shop at the moment! shop.bl.uk/products/medieā¦

We're delighted to have loaned items to LambethPalaceLibrary's new exhibition Unfolding Time: The Medieval Pocket Calendar, looking at a remarkable collection of concertina-fold almanacs. Check out today's blogpost to learn more about these incredible items! blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanusā¦

In the video below we take you through through one of our concertina fold-almanacs, currently on display in LambethPalaceLibrary's new exhibition (Add MS 17367). Learn more about the features of this fascinating manuscript in today's blogpost. blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanusā¦

For our latest exhibition 'Unfolding Time: The Medieval Pocket Calendar', we borrowed seven items, including five concertina-fold almanacs from British Library. To learn more, check out Calum Cockburn's blog for Medieval Manuscripts. blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanusā¦ā¦ pic.x.com/jAoEC1Ct87


LambethPalaceLibrary British Library Medieval Manuscripts A handy reminder of the feast days of March BL Harley MS 2332; Illustrated Almanac; 1411 CE-1412 CE; England; ff.3v-4r Medieval Manuscripts



Initial 'I'(n diebus) depicting Ahasuerus and Esther at the beginning of Esther BL Harley 2804; the 'Worms Bible'; 12th century; Germany; f.130v Medieval Manuscripts

On behalf of @blmedieval, huge congratulations to Bodleian Libraries for their successful fundraising campaign to acquire this remarkable manuscript. It was an incredible moment when we first identified Duke Humfrey's inscription. The manuscript has found a very good home!
