The technique of ancient manuscripts parchment and vellum palimpsests papyrus manuscripts process of making papyrus paper use of papyrus in Greece and Rome ancient papyrus manuscripts the qualities of papyrus paper the form of papyrus rolls the wooden roller inscribed titles coloured inks use of cedar oil black carbon ink, its manufacture and price red inks and rubrics purple ink double inkstands pens of reeds and of metal Egyptian scribes' palettes, pen-cases, and pens. Two forms of manuscripts, the roll and the codex Egyptian Books of the Dead Book of Ani existing manuscripts on papyrus the library of papyrus rolls found at Herculaneum Herodotus on manuscripts use of parchment manuscripts on linen inscribed potsherds or ostraka manuscripts on leaves of trees Greek libraries Roman libraries a list of the public libraries in Rome Roman library fittings and decorations recently discovered library in Rome authors' portraits closed bookcases booksellers' quarter cost of Roman books slave scribes librarii of Rome.
Survival of classical methods in mediaeval times epigraphy and palaeography manuscripts on metal plates lead rolls tin rolls gold amulets Petelia tablet waxed tablets and diptychs tablets shown on gems and coins tablets found in tombs tablets from Pompeii Consular diptychs many-leaved tablets the form of the waxed tablets whitened boards used by the Greeks late survival of tablets "bidding the beads " lists of members of guilds wooden book in Norway ivory tablets and diptychs inscribed Anglo-Saxon lead tablet " horn-books."Ĭlassical Manuscripts written with Pen and Ink.
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