Books -- History -- 400-1450; Manuscripts; Paleography
[77] Medieval Civilisation, pp. 282, 290, 330.
[78] Middle Ages, 2: 484.
[79] Europe in the Middle Ages, p. 333.
[80] Medieval and Modern History, pp. 26, 27.
[81] Introduction to Study of the Middle Ages, p. 144.
[82] Medieval and Modern History, p. 87.
[83] History of the Middle Ages, p. 288.
[84] Hastings' Bible Dictionary.
[85] Authors and Their Public, pp. 292, 293.
[86] Medieval and Modern History, p. 270.
Transcribers' Notes:
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Page 70: "most ancient or the picture-writing" probably should be "of".
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