Medieval European Legal Manuscripts And What They Are Telling Us
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During this webinar, Codicologist Ilya Dines discusses the medieval manuscripts that have been in the Law Library of Congress's possession. He introduces the audience to a discussion and description of these unique books and their treatises. Dines also highlights the legal system they represent, provides insights into their authors, and explores their afterlife.
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