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Author: Caroline Danforth

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Translating Parchment: Deciphering Medieval German for Art in Translation

A special issue on parchment will appear this September 2021 in Art in Translation Caroline Danforth One’s interests can ebb and flow unpredictably…and I have observed how some of my own passions have quickly bloomed…and then swiftly subsided. One such “flare-up” (which I feared would prove temporary) developed twenty-two years ago after being blind-sided by …

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Video Update: Lena Zlock interviews Richard Ovenden about Burning the Books

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