The Emergence of Multiple-Text Manuscripts

Contents\nPreface\nOverviews\nFunctions of Multiple-Text Manuscripts in India: The Jain Case\nMultiple-Text Manuscripts in Medieval China\nText Collections in the Arabic Manuscript Tradition of Harar: The Case of the Mawlid Collection and of šayḫ Hāšim’s al-Fatḥ al-Raḥmānī\n‘Dichos bien hermanados’. Towards a Typology of Mudéjar and Morisco Multiple-Text Manuscripts\nInnovations\nThe Eusebian Canon Tables as a Corpus- Organizing Paratext within the Multiple- Text Manuscript of the Fourfold Gospel\nThe Ninth-Century Coptic ‘Book Revolution’ and the Emergence of Multiple-Text Manuscripts\nIndividual MTMs\nPersonal Multiple-Text Manuscripts in Late Medieval Central Europe: The ‘Library’ of Crux of Telč (1434–1504)\nThe Prince and the Scholar: A Study of Two Multiple-Text Manuscripts from Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries Morocco\nCase studies\nSome Poetic Multiple-Text Manuscripts of the Byzantine Era\nRolling Stones Do Gather: MS Istanbul Aya Sofya 3610 and Its Collection of Mineralogical Texts\nMathematical Astronomy and the Production of Multiple-Texts Manuscripts in Late Medieval Europe: A Comparison of BnF lat. 7197 and BnF lat. 7432\nThe Development of Arabic Multiple-Text and Composite Manuscripts: The Case of ḥadīth Manuscripts in Damascus during the Late Medieval Period\n‘Thematic books’\nConcepts and Vocabulary for the Analysis of Thematic Codices: The Example of Greek Adversus Iudaeos Books\nList of Contributors\nIndex of Manuscripts\nIndex of Persons