Humanist Minuscule
Humanist Minuscule is a formal manuscript hand belonging to the family of European paleographic scripts, distinguished by its deliberate imitation of classical Roman letterforms and its development in Italy during the late fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries as a scholarly reform of Caroline minuscule to enhance textual clarity and humanist philological ideals.
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The Renaissance Bible: scholarship, sacrifice, and subjectivity
Choice Reviews Online · 1995 · 262 citations
Schooling Shrews and Grooming Queens in the Tudor Classroom
Elizabeth Mazzola · Critical Survey · 2010 · 59 citations
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