Scribe - Revision history

Brewer: This site is fantastic, thought I'd share.

2011-01-27T11:16:18Z

This site is fantastic, thought I'd share.

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	* [http://www.larsdatter.com/scribaltools.htm Scribes and Scribal Tools in the Middle Ages and Renaissance]		* [http://www.larsdatter.com/scribaltools.htm Scribes and Scribal Tools in the Middle Ages and Renaissance]
	* [http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=26 Atlantian A&S Links: Scribal Arts]		* [http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=26 Atlantian A&S Links: Scribal Arts]
			* [http://scriptorium.columbia.edu/ The Digital Scriptorium] is a growing image database of medieval and renaissance manuscripts that unites scattered resources from many institutions into an international tool for teaching and scholarly research. It bridges the gap between a diverse user community and the limited resources of libraries by means of sample imaging and extensive rather than intensive cataloguing.

KarenLarsdatter: Added external links

2007-09-10T04:17:46Z

Added external links

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	Scribes (both medieval and SCAdian) are, among artisans and [[craftsman\|craftsmen]], unique in that they have a patron demon, [[Titivillus]], who supposedly induces them to make errors in transcription.		Scribes (both medieval and SCAdian) are, among artisans and [[craftsman\|craftsmen]], unique in that they have a patron demon, [[Titivillus]], who supposedly induces them to make errors in transcription.
	[[category:occupation (medieval)]]		[[category:occupation (medieval)]]

			== External Links ==
			* [http://www.larsdatter.com/scribaltools.htm Scribes and Scribal Tools in the Middle Ages and Renaissance]
			* [http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=26 Atlantian A&S Links: Scribal Arts]

Sarah Van Der Goes: /* Origins of Error */ added wiki

2007-07-08T21:25:00Z

Origins of Error: added wiki

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	==Origins of Error==		==Origins of Error==
	Scribes (both medieval and SCAdian) are, among artisans and craftsmen, unique in that they have a patron demon, [[Titivillus]], who supposedly induces them to make errors in transcription.		Scribes (both medieval and SCAdian) are, among artisans and [[craftsman\|craftsmen]], unique in that they have a patron demon, [[Titivillus]], who supposedly induces them to make errors in transcription.
	[[category:occupation (medieval)]]		[[category:occupation (medieval)]]

User 144: categorising

2006-05-23T09:11:54Z

categorising

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	In [[period]], '''scribes''' were the people who could [[writing\|write]]. Often, they were [[monk]]s or [[nun]]s who worked in a ''scriptorium'' to produce beautiful illuminated [[book]]s and [[manuscript]]s. Later in period, scribes became more secularized, and scriptoria became more like the artist workshops that also cropped up in the [[Renaissance]].		In [[period]], '''scribes''' were the people who could [[writing\|write]]. Often, they were [[monk]]s or [[nun]]s who worked in a ''scriptorium'' to produce beautiful illuminated [[book]]s and [[manuscript]]s. Later in period, scribes became more secularized, and scriptoria became more like the artist workshops that also cropped up in the [[Renaissance]].

			==Scribes in the SCA==
	In the [[SCA]], scribes are the volunteers who produce the beautiful [[award]] [[scroll]]s that are handed out during [[court]]s. The [[calligraphy]] and [[illumination]] on the scrolls is often on par with a [[medieval]] [[book of hours]] or [[grant of arms]].		In the [[SCA]], scribes are the volunteers who produce the beautiful [[award]] [[scroll]]s that are handed out during [[court]]s. The [[calligraphy]] and [[illumination]] on the scrolls is often on par with a [[medieval]] [[book of hours]] or [[grant of arms]].


			==Origins of Error==
	Scribes (both medieval and SCAdian) are, among artisans and craftsmen, unique in that they have a patron demon, [[Titivillus]], who supposedly induces them to make errors in transcription.		Scribes (both medieval and SCAdian) are, among artisans and craftsmen, unique in that they have a patron demon, [[Titivillus]], who supposedly induces them to make errors in transcription.
			[[category:occupation (medieval)]]

Thomas at 01:18, 4 October 2005

2005-10-04T01:18:22Z

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	In the [[SCA]], scribes are the volunteers who produce the beautiful [[award]] [[scroll]]s that are handed out during [[court]]s. The [[calligraphy]] and [[illumination]] on the scrolls is often on par with a [[medieval]] [[book of hours]] or [[grant of arms]].		In the [[SCA]], scribes are the volunteers who produce the beautiful [[award]] [[scroll]]s that are handed out during [[court]]s. The [[calligraphy]] and [[illumination]] on the scrolls is often on par with a [[medieval]] [[book of hours]] or [[grant of arms]].

			Scribes (both medieval and SCAdian) are, among artisans and craftsmen, unique in that they have a patron demon, [[Titivillus]], who supposedly induces them to make errors in transcription.

Cian: links

2005-02-23T06:10:28Z

links

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	In [[period]], scribes were the people who could write. Often, they were ~~monks~~ or ~~nuns~~ who worked in a ''scriptorium'' to produce beautiful illuminated ~~books~~ and ~~manuscripts~~. Later in period, scribes became more secularized, and scriptoria became more like the artist workshops that also cropped up in the [[Renaissance]].		In [[period]], '''scribes''' were the people who could [[writing\|write]]. Often, they were [[monk]]s or [[nun]]s who worked in a ''scriptorium'' to produce beautiful illuminated [[book]]s and [[manuscript]]s. Later in period, scribes became more secularized, and scriptoria became more like the artist workshops that also cropped up in the [[Renaissance]].

	In the SCA, scribes are the volunteers who produce the beautiful award [[scroll]]s that are handed out during [[court]]s. The [[calligraphy]] and [[illumination]] on the scrolls is often on par with a medieval [[book of hours]] or [[grant of arms]].		In the [[SCA]], scribes are the volunteers who produce the beautiful [[award]] [[scroll]]s that are handed out during [[court]]s. The [[calligraphy]] and [[illumination]] on the scrolls is often on par with a [[medieval]] [[book of hours]] or [[grant of arms]].

Update at 22:39, 20 June 2003

2003-06-20T22:39:18Z

New page

In [[period]], scribes were the people who could write. Often, they were monks or nuns who worked in a ''scriptorium'' to produce beautiful illuminated books and manuscripts. Later in period, scribes became more secularized, and scriptoria became more like the artist workshops that also cropped up in the [[Renaissance]].

In the SCA, scribes are the volunteers who produce the beautiful award [[scroll]]s that are handed out during [[court]]s. The [[calligraphy]] and [[illumination]] on the scrolls is often on par with a medieval [[book of hours]] or [[grant of arms]].