[Article] [Article]: New article by Layfield & Davis

[Dr. C Layfield]

The quiremarks were added when the manuscript was bound, which we are suggesting took place a bit later in the manuscript's history. As for Quire 9, I think it's likely that the quiremarks were written when whoever bound it was getting the quires organized, but for reasons unknown it was sewn in through a different fold.

Wasn't the book re-bound some time after it was first bound?  I vaguely recall seeing that claim somewhere...

All the best, --stolfi

No, the book was bound once according to the conservator at Yale.  It would not make any difference regardless to our findings.