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Libraries in the Manuscript Age
Contents\\\\r\\\\nNuria de Castilla, François Déroche, Michael Friedrich\\\\r\\\\nTowards a Comparative Study of Libraries in the Manuscript Age 1\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nThe Islamic World\\\\r\\\\nJohn Seyller\\\\r\\\\nThe Operations of the Imperial Mughal Library 17\\\\r\\\\nNuria de Castilla\\\\r\\\\nPrinces’s Readings: The Poetry in M?l?y Zayd?n’s Collection at El Escorial 39\\\\r\\\\nFrançois Déroche, Lbachir Tahali\\\\r\\\\nCollecting Books in Eighteenth-Century Morocco:\\\\r\\\\nthe Bann?n? Library in Fez 63\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nEast and South Asia\\\\r\\\\nJean-Pierre Drège\\\\r\\\\nTwo Libraries of the Tang Capital 107\\\\r\\\\nIvo Smits\\\\r\\\\nInstitutional Libraries in Japan’s Classic Court Age\\\\r\\\\n(Heian Period, 794–1185) 123\\\\r\\\\nGérard Colas\\\\r\\\\nPalm-leaf Manuscript Libraries in Southern India Around the Thirteenth\\\\r\\\\nCentury: The Sarasvat? Library in Chidambaram 135\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nByzantium\\\\r\\\\nLuciano Bossina\\\\r\\\\nHow Many Books Does It Take to Make an Emperor’s Library? Constantine VII\\\\r\\\\nPorphyrogenitus and a Chapter of History of the Manuscript Book 161\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nVI Contents\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nInmaculada Pérez Martín\\\\r\\\\nByzantine Libraries: The Public and the Private 183\\\\r\\\\n\\\\r\\\\nWestern Europe\\\\r\\\\nDonatella Nebbiai\\\\r\\\\nHow Private Libraries Contributed to the Transmission of Texts 211\\\\r\\\\nJacques Verger\\\\r\\\\nLibraries and Teaching:\\\\r\\\\nComments on Western Universities in the Middle Ages 225\\\\r\\\\nVanina Kopp\\\\r\\\\nAn Ideal Library for an Ideal King? Showcasing the Collection, Organisation and\\\\r\\\\nFunction of the Royal Louvre Library in Late Medieval Paris 243\\\\r\\\\nIndex of Manuscripts 265
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