Early Worcester Mss: Fragments Of Four Books And A Charter Of The Eighth Century Belonging To Worcester Cathedral, Photographically Reproduced By Permission Of The Dean And Chapter. Ed. For The Librar

This is a fascinating and important collection of rare and ancient manuscripts belonging to the Worcester Cathedral, one of the oldest and most significant religious institutions in England. The manuscripts offer a unique glimpse into the religious and cultural life of early medieval England, containing fragments of four books and a charter from the 8th century, painstakingly reproduced in high-quality photographs and accompanied by expert analysis and commentary.

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