Reconstituer un manuscrit. Système Leroy. D. MUZERELLE Institut de recherche et d'histoire des textes (CNRS), Paris Les équivalences données entre accolades sont notées selon les conventions de la Formule analytique universelle, n et @ représentant respectivement un chiffre et une lettre quelconques Le premier recueil de schémas de réglure utilisés dans les manuscrits grecs a été donné en 1945.
Encore très modeste, il se contentait d'un classement typologique sommaire : K. et S. LAKE, Dated Greek minuscule manuscripts to the year 1200 [10 vol., Boston, 1934-1939], Indices, 1945, p. Le système de description et de classification qui fait aujourd'hui référence dans le même domaine a été imaginé par le P. J. Après la mort du savant, ses travaux ont été complétés et menés à leur terme dans le cadre de l'Institut de recherche et d'histoire des textes, pour aboutir à un travail définitif portant sur plus de 5000 manuscrits – sans aucun changement dans la méthode mise au point par l'initiateur : J.
Indices de distribution des lignes. 1. Formule de réglure. The British Library Digital Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts. You can • perform a quick search (this searches for a word or number in all sections of each catalogue entry, including images); • perform a simple search using keywords and dates; • look for information about a particular manuscript if you know its collection name and manuscript number; • perform an advanced search using different types or combinations of information; • explore the virtual exhibitions of various aspects of the British Library's western illuminated manuscript holdings; and • check the illustrated glossaries of terms. • download digital images for further reuse such as in educational contexts, placing on your blog or sharing with others.
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