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Author: Katie Bastiman

Hands-On Libraries Posts Student Projects

Meeting the Manuscript: a first in-person interaction with a 14th Century copy of Dante

I am sat in the Weston Library, currently the only student in the rare books room, looking for the first time at MS. Canon. Ital. 108 in person. I have stared at, analysed, and laboured over scans of its pages from afar for the last few months. This term I am back in Oxford having …

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Dante Manuscript Project: Plans and Goals for a Digital Edition

It is currently Week 0 of Hilary term 2021, so it’s time to get to work on our project for the History of the Book module. Holly and I have decided to work together to produce an online edition of a manuscript. We both love Dante’s Divina Commedia so we have decided to work on MS.Canon.Ital.108, which is a gorgeous late 14th Century copy of this work.

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

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUa2flpn-g8&fbclid=IwAR262eGPbvrLE8uEXLpn6hmbXp8KCMJUZO7JQLFUMeLnYQWvirYR4XQg1yQ
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