Of the Brazier and the Corrector: A Working Note
The ink is held fast by the frost; I will go on tomorrow.
Paleographic noteThree of the four readings tried agree; the fourth is, by chapter consensus, dropped.
The ink is held fast by the frost; I will go on tomorrow.
Paleographic noteThree of the four readings tried agree; the fourth is, by chapter consensus, dropped.
Saint Patrick of Armagh, deliver me from writing.
Paleographic noteThe ink is thinner than usual; consultation with the corrector is recommended.
As the harbour is sweet to sailors, so is the last line to the scribe.
Paleographic noteThree of the four readings tried agree; the fourth is, by chapter consensus, dropped.
The book being finished, let praise and glory be to Christ.
Paleographic noteA cinnabar hand, examined under low candlelight; the ductus is regular.
Vespers are near; the folio will not be finished today.
Paleographic noteOf the marginal note: short, useful, and consistent with the scribe's other contributions.
Three fingers write, but the whole body labours.
Paleographic noteAn apparent gloss in a second hand has been noted but not yet dated.
Vespers are near; the folio will not be finished today.
Paleographic noteOf the marginal note: short, useful, and consistent with the scribe's other contributions.
The notary sleeps; the corrector keeps watch.
Paleographic noteA steady hand, examined under low candlelight; the ductus is regular.