hi, I can't understand some words.
please teach me their?(´-ω-`)
I don't understand when read VM product(´・ω・`)


1. Quire
2. bifolium
3. Quiremarks

No, she is not possible candidate. She is just an exceptional example of what was possible at a time corresponding to the VMs C-14 dating. There is no valid reason to reject potential female writing or artistry.

The connection is more subtle. There are a few examples where artistic techniques of early 1400s Paris, as seen in the illustrations of de Pizan works, can also be found in the VMs. And, as I understand it, Christine, herself was not an artist.

As to the five samples, thanks, Koen, - there they are. Make of them what you prefer. Men or women??

(25-02-2022, 11:23 PM)R. Sale Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.No, she is not possible candidate. She is just an exceptional example of what was possible at a time corresponding to the VMs C-14 dating. There is no valid reason to reject potential female writing or artistry.

The connection is more subtle. There are a few examples where artistic techniques of early 1400s Paris, as seen in the illustrations of de Pizan works, can also be found in the VMs. And, as I understand it, Christine, herself was not an artist.

As to the five samples, thanks, Koen, - there they are. Make of them what you prefer. Men or women??

I see(´-ω-`)
exactly, in VM it can see artistic techniques Mediaval Middle East.


what is 'the five samples'? I don't know about it (;´･ω･)

(25-02-2022, 10:21 PM)februs Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.hi, I can't understand some words.
please teach me their?(´-ω-`)
I don't understand when read VM product(´・ω・`)


1. Quire
2. bifolium
3. Quiremarks

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The way I think of it is this:

A bifolium is a sheet of parchment folded down the middle to make 4 "pages"
A quire is several of these stitched together to make a "chapter"
Quiremarks are the labels on the quires 1 2 3 4 ...

(Others more experienced may dispute this)

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(25-02-2022, 10:21 PM)februs Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.hi, I can't understand some words.
please teach me their?(´-ω-`)
I don't understand when read VM product(´・ω・`)


1. Quire
2. bifolium
3. Quiremarks

For basic information on this subject check You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

The way I think of it is this:

A bifolium is a sheet of parchment folded down the middle to make 4 "pages"
A quire is several of these stitched together to make a "chapter"
Quiremarks are the labels on the quires 1 2 3 4 ...

(Others more experienced may dispute this)

sorry(;´･ω･)　I read it, but it isn't written explanation about their.
it is written explanation about quiremarks.
but it don't explain about quire and bifolio and folio.

Hi februs, this may help:

Medieval Manuscripts-The Quire
( Slide 4 is the one you want )
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@ februs

A very good glossary on the subject, very likely more than you require is

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[quote = "RobGea" pid = '49117' dateline = '1645916145']
こんにちはフェブルウス、これは役立つかもしれません：

中世の写本-クワイア
（スライド4が必要なものです）
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I want to know what is quire(´・ω・`)
not exist quire.

[quote = "Helmut Winkler" pid = '49152' dateline = '1645976324']
@フェブルウス

このテーマに関する非常に優れた用語集であり、必要以上に多くの可能性があります。

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thank you for URL(∩´∀｀)∩
I understand all question((´∀｀))ｹﾗｹﾗ
the site explains very well.