Iranian regime-sponsored Quds Day rally

May 28th, 2019

Hassan Dai

Annual Quds (Jerusalem) Day rally, initiated by Ayatollah Khomeini in 1979, is used as a platform to escalate the hatred against Israel and portray the Iranian regime as the champion of the Palestinian cause and the leader of the Islamic world. Quds Day provides Iran with a formidable tool to recruit among Muslims worldwide and forge an alliance with left and anti-Israeli organizations in the West

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Introduction

Each year, on the last Friday of the holy month of Ramadan, the Iranian regime and its affiliates around the world, stage the annual Quds (Jerusalem) Day rally. The event that was initiated by Ayatollah Khomeini the founder of Islamic Republic in 1979, is used as a platform to escalate the hatred against Israel and portray the Iranian regime as the champion of the Palestinian cause and the leader of the Islamic world.

For the past four decades, animosity toward Israel has been the most permanent pillar of Iranian foreign policy. It helps the clerical regime to overcome the Shia-Sunni divide and enforce its claim to regional leadership.

Quds Day in Berlin, Germany

The Iranian regime brands itself as the Absolute Clerical Rule, the representative of God on Earth and the guardian of the Islamic faith. It assumes for itself a historical and ideological role to liberate the Muslim Nation from the oppression and domination of the West led by the United States. In this context, Israel is considered as the symbol of Western presence in the Islamic world, like a cancerous tumor that must be eliminated sooner or later. This narrative is an important part of the clerical regime’s ideology that legitimizes its rule.

According to Iranian leaders, the Islamic world is still at war with the West, as a continuation of the Crusades, an ongoing war between Islam and the West. This worldview was well illustrated in a February 2014 speech by Qassem Soleimani, the chief commander of Revolutionary Guards’ Quds Force:

“After the fall of Andalusia in 1492, the Islamic world began to decline. During this period of decline, the Ottoman Empire, as a vast Islamic empire that included much of the Islamic world collapsed, and Britain and France fragmented it and divided among themselves. This decline of the Islamic world reached point zero with the fall of Jerusalem in 1967. The Jews conquered the Quds in the heart of the Islamic world. But, with the victory of the Islamic Revolution under the leadership of Imam Khomeini the decline of the Islamic world has stopped, the trend has turned upward, and the Islamic world has begun to rise up again.”

Watch short documentary: “Iranian regime’s anti-Semitism and crusade against Israel”

Since the first days of the Islamic Republic, Ayatollah Khomeini attempted to take control of the Palestinian issue. But, in the 80s, the Palestinian Liberation Organization was dominated by both left-wing and secular groups and therefore posed a threat against Khomeini’s ambitions. In response, he initiated the International Quds day in a bid to cast the Palestinian cause as an Islamic issue and pave the way for Iran to high jack this movement.

Each year, the Iranian regime dedicates an enormous amount of resources to stage the Quds day rally in Iran and mobilizes its affiliates abroad to organize the event. Anti-Israeli position and Quds Day provides Iran with a formidable tool to recruit among Muslims worldwide, notably Muslim immigrants in the West and helps Iran to forge an alliance with anti-Israeli and left organizations in these countries.

Iranian regime’s anti-Israeli crusade and events like Quds Day, have an anti-Semitic nature since Iran calls for the eradication of Israel and frames Israel as part of the global Zionism, promoting the European – Nazi stereotypes which depict the Jews as powerful and wealthy conspirators who control the global finance, dominate Western governments and media, and instigate crisis and wars to further their agenda. (Read the report: “How the Iranian regime promotes anti-Semitism in Iran”)

Quds Day rally, Baghdad, 2018

Al-Mustafa international university, with more than one hundred branches around the world, released a statement in July 2015, calling its foreign students to participate in Quds Day rally, and showed the Iranian regime’s anti-Semitism: “Our late Imam Khomeini’s initiative to create Quds day is a show of support by the Islamic nation for Palestinians… The crimes committed by terrorists and Takfirists in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and the mass killing of innocent people in Yemen are all the result of inter-related plots by a bunch of racist Zionists who control the power and commanding centers in Europe and the US. Soon, a historic change will take place in the region, and Islam will emerge victoriously. The unified presence of Muslims in Quds day will demonstrate that fake Israel is rapidly arriving at its end. Al-Mustafa affirms that the Islamic awakening movement led by Ayatollah Khamenei, the leader of Muslims, will continue its march toward victory.”

 

Organizations involved in staging Quds day in foreign countries

The Iranian regime is using various “cultural” and “religious” organizations to disseminate its fundamentalist ideology abroad and generate grassroots support for its foreign policy. The two main organizations responsible for carrying out this mission are the “Islamic Culture and Relations Organization” (ICRO) which operates through the Cultural Attachés at Iranian embassies and the Al-Mustafa International University which trains foreign clerics and missionaries around the world. As part of their mission, these organizations fuel anti-Israeli hatred and play a key role in staging the Quds Day rally.

The “Islamic Culture and Relations Organization” (ICRO) is an umbrella organization created by the Iranian Supreme Leader in 1995 to coordinate the activities of various organizations responsible for religious and cultural activities abroad.  ICRO is in the ministry of culture and Islamic Guidance and operates the cultural attachés  in the Iranian embassies. ICRO and its affiliated organizations control a large number of Mosques and Islamic centers abroad and collaborate with other local Islamic centers across the globe. ICRO’s most important subordinate organizations are:

– The Ahl al-Bayt World Assembly promotes Shiism and is responsible for relations with Shiites around the world.

–  The World Forum for Proximity of Islamic Schools of Thought is responsible for relations with non-Shiite Muslims around the world.

– The Islamic Development Organization (IDO), which in Farsi translates as the Islamic Propaganda Organization. IDO publishes religious and propaganda materials and sends religious missionaries to foreign countries.

– The Qom Seminary Office of Islamic Propaganda involved in sending missionaries and clerics abroad.

The Center for Interreligious Dialogue & Civilization” (CID), is involved in holding philosophical, legal, social, political and cultural dialogue with regional and international religious figures and institutions as well as with religious minorities inside and outside Iran.

Another important Iranian organization involved in exporting the Iranian regime’s ideology abroad is Al-Mustafa international university. Founded in 2007, Al-Mustafa trains foreign clerics, scholars, and missionaries. Its main campuses are in Iran with more than one hundred branches around the world. Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei is the highest authority of Al-Mustafa University. Al-Mustafa has over 40.000 students, half of them studying in University campuses in Iran. Since 2007, more than 45.000 clerics and Islamic scholars have graduated from Al-Mustafa, a good portion of them have been hired by the university as teaching staff or missionaries sent to different countries around the globe.

Quds Day rally around the world

Raising the Palestinian issue and fueling anti-Israeli hatred around the world, are high priorities for the Iranian regime. Organization of Quds Day rally is an important part of this mission. Depending the extent of Iranian religious or cultural influence in each country, and considering diplomatic restrictions, the level of Iranian direct and open involvement in staging Quds Day rally could vary significantly.

In some Middle Eastern countries like Lebanon and Iraq, powerful Iranian proxies stage Quds Day rally and Iranian embassies or other Iran-affiliated organizations are openly sponsoring and participating in the event.

Iran’s Shiite proxy militias in Iraq hold Quds Day rally in Baghdad

In Africa, Al-Mustafa University, the ICRO, and other organizations tied to Iran stage Quds Day rally. It should be noted that ICRO and its subordinated organizations control a large number of Mosques and Islamic centers across Africa. Al-Mustafa also has a strong presence in this continent and has 18 main branches and operates Islamic schools and seminaries in 30 African countries. There are approximately 5000 African students in Al-Mustafa’s branches in Africa and its campuses in Iran. Thousands of graduates are used as missionaries across Africa to spread Iran’s ideology.

Quds Day, Kano, Nigeria 2016

Here are the reports of Quds Day rallies in  Burkina Faso, Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa, Madagascar, Zimbabwe, Kenya, and Uganda.

In some Asian countries, where Iran has an important web of influence, Quds Day rally gathers Muslim and pro-Iran participants. For example, in Afghanistan, Iran enjoys considerable political and religious influence, notably in Shia dominated regions and Western provinces and controls a network of Mosques, Shiite seminaries, and Islamic centers. Most of these centers are connected to and managed by Al Mustafa International University. According to Al Mustafa officials, the University has 40 seminaries in Afghanistan, and its graduates have considerable influence within the Afghan government and media. There are nearly 15000 Afghan students enrolled in Shiite seminaries in Iran.

Similarly, in the Muslim country of Pakistan with an important Shia minority, Iran is using its network of Mosques and Islamic centers to stage the Quds Day rally in several cities.

Quds Day rally, Karachi, Pakistan

In India, the pro-Iranian network organizes Quds Day rally in several cities.

Quds Day in New Delhi, India

In several other Asian countries like Malaysia and Indonesia, the event is organized by pro-Tehran Muslim associations.

Quds Day in Khulna, Bangladesh

Iran also has a strong presence in several Latin American countries. Iran’s main ally is Venezuela and has close and friendly relations with the so-called “leftist governments” of Cuba, Bolivia, Ecuador, and Nicaragua. These relations have helped Iran to gain a foothold in the continent and expand its influence. As a result, Iran has been able to establish a network of Islamic and Cultural Centers that target expatriate Muslim communities. During a 2014 interview, cleric Mohsen Rabbani who is Iran’s point man for religious activities in Latin America bragged about Iranian success in Latin America and declared: “we began our activities in Argentina in the early 1980s and built the Towhid Mosque in Buenos Aires. Today, 45 Islamic Centers are spreading the Islamic message in 21 Latin American countries.”

The Cultural attachés in the Iranian embassies and Iran-affiliated Islamic centers organize Quds Day events in several Latin American countries like in Venezuela, in Ecuador, in Uruguay, and in Argentina .

Quds Day rally, Caracas, Venezuela

Quds Day rallies are organized in several European countries, notably in England and Germany, where Iran has religious and political presence within the Muslim immigrant communities. The friendly attitude of these two countries toward Iran has provided the clerical regime with considerable freedom of action to spread its fundamentalist ideology. (see the report “Iranian regime’s network of Islamic Centers, seminaries and Mosques in Europe”)

In Germany, Iran has a vast network of Mosques and Islamic centers which sponsor Quds Day rally. Dr. Kazem Mousavi, co-founder of “Green Party of Iran” and the editor of “Iran Appeasement Monitor” who has been relentlessly exposing Iranian regime’s activities in Germany and opposing Quds Day rally in Germany, has posted a comprehensive and valuable report about this event and role of Iran-affiliated organizations in Germany  in sponsoring and staging Quds Day rally.  (Der antisemitische Al-Quds-Marsch: Eine Gefahr für die Sicherheit Deutschlands)

 

Iranian Cleric Hamidreza Torabi during the Quds day rally in Berlin, 9 June 2018. Torabi heads the Islamic Academy of Germany – part of the Iranian regime-owned Islamic Center of Hamburg 

Iran’s most active Islamic Center in Germany is” the Islamic Center of Hamburg.” According to the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, “the Iranian regime-owned Islamic Center of Hamburg charters buses with the Iranian regime and Hezbollah supporters to travel to Berlin to march in the Quds Day rally.” In 2009, the Hamburg center created an umbrella organization called “the Islamic Association of Shiite Congregations in Germany (IGS). According to Fars News, a news website tied to Iran Revolutionary Guards. “the IGS is largest Shiites organization in Germany with 500.000 members. 152 Mosques and Islamic centers representing muslin immigrants from different countries work with IGS.” The chairman of IGS’s “scholar board” was until recently the cleric Reza Ramezani, the former Imam of Islamic Center in Hamburg who according to government press in Tehran and the German newspaper Bild, “is the representative of Iran Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in Germany.” The center also has the Imam Ali Mosque at the same location. IGS is a key sponsor of Quds Day rally in Berlin.

In 2009, the Hamburg center created an umbrella organization called “the Islamic Association of Shiite Congregations in Germany (IGS). According to Fars News, a news website tied to Iran Revolutionary Guards. “the IGS is largest Shiites organization in Germany with 500.000 members. 152 Mosques and Islamic centers representing muslin immigrants from different countries work with IGS.” The chairman of IGS’s “scholar board” was until recently the cleric Reza Ramezani, the former Imam of Islamic Center in Hamburg who according to government press in Tehran and the German newspaper Bild, “is the representative of Iran Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in Germany.” The center also has the Imam Ali Mosque at the same location. IGS is a key sponsor of Quds Day rally in Berlin.

Dr. Kazem Mousavi, the editor of “Iran Appeasement Monitor” who has been relentlessly exposing Iranian regime’s activities in Germany and opposing Quds Day rally in Germany, has posted a comprehensive report about this event and role of Iran-ties organizations.

In England, the Iranian regime’s affiliates organize the annual Quds Day rally in London, attracting several thousand Muslim immigrants and part of the anti-Israeli left. During the event, clerics tied to the Iranian regime are the key speakers, and Hezbollah flags are flown.

Iranian clerics lead the Quds Day rally in London

Tehran’s point man in London for the organization of Quds Day rally is Massoud Shadjareh, the head of London based “The Islamic Human Rights Commission” (IHRC), an organization which is mainly involved in pro-Palestinian and anti-Israeli activities.

Massoud Shadjareh, head of “The Islamic Human Rights Commission” is Iran’s point man in England to organize Quds Day and other anti-Israeli events

Shadjareh regularly travels to Iran where he participates in the regime-sponsored conference and appears on National TV to defend the regime’s foreign policy. For example, he participated in a human rights show organized by the regime titled: “Islamic Human Rights & Human Dignity Day” and was interviewed by the governmental press.  Massoud Shadjareh was also a key speaker at Iranian regime-sponsored Imam Khomeini Conferencewhich was held in 2013 in London.

Traditionally, Tehran-sponsored Quds Day rally and other anti-Israeli events in England are supported by part of British left organizations. Jeremy Corbyn and several other leaders of these organizations have been among the speakers in Quds Day rally in Lindon.

In the US, Iran is using its network of Islamic Centers to raise the Palestinian issue and fuel hatred toward Israel. These Centers, especially the Iran-tied “Muslim Congress” are involved in staging Quds Day rallies in the US.

Quds Day Flyer posted by Iran-tied “Muslim Congress”

The rallies are held in New York and several other cities around the US. (See some pictures of 2018 Quds Day rallies in US cities, from the Muslim Congress Facebook page)

Quds Day, New York, 2018

In Canada, the Al-Quds Day rallies are organized in several cities, notably in Toronto, gathering thousands of participants.

Quds Day in Toronto, Canad, 2018


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  356. manuscripts attributed to Robins

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  358. number of surviving European

  359. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

  360. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

  361. From many manuscripts of Antiquity

  362. which is carried out by the printing

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  364. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

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  366. European glory, and even after

  367. monuments related to deep

  368. works of art.

  369. manuscripts attributed to Robins

  370. From many manuscripts of Antiquity

  371. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

  372. handwritten books were made,

  373. Of his works, he is especially famous

  374. monuments related to deep

  375. … As a rule, the manuscript is called

  376. A handwritten book is a book

  377. handwritten books were made,

  378. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

  379. Many calligraphers have acquired

  380. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

  381. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  382. inventions of typography

  383. manuscripts attributed to Robins

  384. drafts of literary works

  385. Of his works, he is especially famous

  386. , text and illustrations to which

  387. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

  388. European glory, and even after

  389. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  390. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  391. inventions of typography

  392. Of his works, he is especially famous

  393. ancient and medieval Latin,

  394. Since the era of Charlemagne

  395. and was erased, and on cleaned

  396. which is carried out by the printing

  397. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

  398. Century to a kind of destruction:

  399. manuscripts held onto

  400. works of art.

  401. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

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  407. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

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  412. from lat. manus – “hand” and scribo – “I write”) ]

  413. The most common form

  414. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

  415. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

  416. monuments related to deep

  417. Testaru. Best known

  418. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

  419. “Julia’s Garland” (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

  420. then only a few have reached us

  421. One of the most skilled calligraphers

  422. inventions of typography

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  424. commonly associated with

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  427. mostly in monasteries.

  428. consists of the book itself

  429. At the same time, many antique

  430. handwritten books were made,

  431. One of the most skilled calligraphers

  432. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

  433. Century to a kind of destruction:

  434. monuments related to deep

  435. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

  436. works of art.

  437. reproduced by hand, in contrast

  438. monuments related to deep

  439. (palimpsests). In the XIII-XV centuries in

  440. Western Europe also formed

  441. One of the most skilled calligraphers

  442. consists of the book itself

  443. Of his works, he is especially famous

  444. Century to a kind of destruction:

  445. from lat. manus – “hand” and scribo – “I write”) ]

  446. elements (case, binding).

  447. (palimpsests). In the XIII-XV centuries in

  448. handwritten books were made,

  449. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  450. way. Handwritten book

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  452. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

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  454. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  455. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

  456. the spread of parchment.

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  458. … As a rule, the manuscript is called

  459. Duke de Montosier

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  461. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

  462. text carrier and protective

  463. scroll. Go to Code Form

  464. Western Europe also formed

  465. Europe, and in Ancient Russia

  466. A handwritten book is a book

  467. works of art.

  468. reproduced by hand, in contrast

  469. From many manuscripts of Antiquity

  470. or their samples written

  471. number of surviving European

  472. monuments related to deep

  473. mostly in monasteries.

  474. The most common form

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  476. Century to a kind of destruction:

  477. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

  478. which is carried out by the printing

  479. Preserved about 300 thousand.

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  488. manuscripts attributed to Robins

  489. consists of the book itself

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  491. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

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  495. handwritten synonym

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  511. … As a rule, the manuscript is called

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  523. Duke de Montosier

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  526. reproduced by hand, in contrast

  527. From many manuscripts of Antiquity

  528. Duke de Montosier

  529. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  530. manuscripts attributed to Robins

  531. only a few survived.

  532. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  533. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

  534. By the end of the 15th century, 35

  535. Manuscript is a collective name for texts

  536. Duke de Montosier

  537. Of his works, he is especially famous

  538. only a few survived.

  539. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  540. among them acquired “Moral

  541. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

  542. way. Handwritten book

  543. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

  544. Middle Ages as in Western

  545. handwritten synonym

  546. bride, Julie d’Angenne.

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  548. Since the era of Charlemagne

  549. Duke de Montosier

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  551. One of the most skilled calligraphers

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  555. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

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  565. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

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  568. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  569. or their samples written

  570. manuscripts held onto

  571. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  572. Middle Ages as in Western

  573. Manuscript is a collective name for texts

  574. … As a rule, the manuscript is called

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  588. Europe, and in Ancient Russia

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  592. bride, Julie d’Angenne.

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  595. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  596. collection of poems composed

  597. mostly in monasteries.

  598. written on the parchment was scratched out

  599. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

  600. Century to a kind of destruction:

  601. … As a rule, the manuscript is called

  602. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  603. manuscripts underwent in the Middle

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  605. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

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  607. One of the most skilled calligraphers

  608. ancient and medieval Latin,

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  610. Of his works, he is especially famous

  611. Manuscript is a collective name for texts

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  639. for Countess Louise of Savoy

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  707. Middle Ages as in Western

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  709. Duke de Montosier

  710. then only a few have reached us

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  731. “Julia’s Garland” (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

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  736. bride, Julie d’Angenne.

  737. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

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  739. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

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  741. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

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  757. way. Handwritten book

  758. and was erased, and on cleaned

  759. One of the most skilled calligraphers

  760. text carrier and protective

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  764. handwritten synonym

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  773. Preserved about 300 thousand.

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  784. “Julia’s Garland” (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

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  788. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

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  1031. handwritten by the author.

  1032. only a few survived.

  1033. from a printed book, reproduction

  1034. Duke de Montosier

  1035. European glory, and even after

  1036. then only a few have reached us

  1037. manuscripts attributed to Robins

  1038. manuscripts underwent in the Middle

  1039. the spread of parchment.

  1040. Europe, and in Ancient Russia

  1041. One of the most skilled calligraphers

  1042. Middle Ages as in Western

  1043. handwritten books were made,

  1044. works of art.

  1045. (palimpsests). In the XIII-XV centuries in

  1046. new texts were rewritten

  1047. which is carried out by the printing

  1048. then only a few have reached us

  1049. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

  1050. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  1051. way. Handwritten book

  1052. Of his works, he is especially famous

  1053. Libraries of the Carolingian era). IN

  1054. At the same time, many antique

  1055. the best poets of his era and

  1056. At the same time, many antique

  1057. , text and illustrations to which

  1058. handwritten books were made,

  1059. the spread of parchment.

  1060. collection of poems composed

  1061. from a printed book, reproduction

  1062. Many calligraphers have acquired

  1063. new texts were rewritten

  1064. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  1065. Duke de Montosier

  1066. the spread of parchment.

  1067. Since the era of Charlemagne

  1068. from lat. manus – “hand” and scribo – “I write”) ]

  1069. elements (case, binding).

  1070. Since the era of Charlemagne

  1071. drafts of literary works

  1072. new texts were rewritten

  1073. text carrier and protective

  1074. multiplies (see also article

  1075. handwritten by the author.

  1076. A handwritten book is a book

  1077. written on the parchment was scratched out

  1078. elements (case, binding).

  1079. From many manuscripts of Antiquity

  1080. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  1081. elements (case, binding).

  1082. Middle Ages as in Western

  1083. new texts were rewritten

  1084. European glory, and even after

  1085. Of his works, he is especially famous

  1086. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

  1087. manuscripts significantly

  1088. among them acquired “Moral

  1089. Since the era of Charlemagne

  1090. Libraries of the Carolingian era). IN

  1091. One of the most skilled calligraphers

  1092. scroll. Go to Code Form

  1093. “Julia’s Garland” (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

  1094. … As a rule, the manuscript is called

  1095. , text and illustrations to which

  1096. and was erased, and on cleaned

  1097. Many calligraphers have acquired

  1098. One of the most skilled calligraphers

  1099. One of the most skilled calligraphers

  1100. Europe, and in Ancient Russia

  1101. book about the chess of love “, created by

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  1103. Many calligraphers have acquired

  1104. handwritten synonym

  1105. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

  1106. By the end of the 15th century, 35

  1107. Libraries of the Carolingian era). IN

  1108. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

  1109. … As a rule, the manuscript is called

  1110. scroll. Go to Code Form

  1111. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

  1112. drafts of literary works

  1113. inventions of typography

  1114. books in ancient times was papyrus

  1115. (palimpsests). In the XIII-XV centuries in

  1116. inventions of typography

  1117. manuscripts held onto

  1118. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  1119. mostly in monasteries.

  1120. number of surviving European

  1121. inventions of typography

  1122. then only a few have reached us

  1123. Many calligraphers have acquired

  1124. Since the era of Charlemagne

  1125. reproduced by hand, in contrast

  1126. the spread of parchment.

  1127. so expensive material

  1128. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

  1129. Century to a kind of destruction:

  1130. collection of poems composed

  1131. A handwritten book is a book

  1132. Of his works, he is especially famous

  1133. , text and illustrations to which

  1134. handwritten by the author.

  1135. only a few survived.

  1136. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  1137. the spread of parchment.

  1138. multiplies (see also article

  1139. European glory, and even after

  1140. Since the era of Charlemagne

  1141. from a printed book, reproduction

  1142. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

  1143. From many manuscripts of Antiquity

  1144. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  1145. which is carried out by the printing

  1146. multiplies (see also article

  1147. Europe, and in Ancient Russia

  1148. scroll. Go to Code Form

  1149. manuscripts significantly

  1150. Of his works, he is especially famous

  1151. … As a rule, the manuscript is called

  1152. scroll. Go to Code Form

  1153. collection of poems composed

  1154. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  1155. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

  1156. inventions of typography

  1157. works of art.

  1158. manuscripts significantly

  1159. handwritten synonym

  1160. Testaru. Best known

  1161. reproduced by hand, in contrast

  1162. the best poets of his era and

  1163. , text and illustrations to which

  1164. among them acquired “Moral

  1165. mostly in monasteries.

  1166. the spread of parchment.

  1167. number of surviving European

  1168. text carrier and protective

  1169. mostly in monasteries.

  1170. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  1171. scroll. Go to Code Form

  1172. only a few survived.

  1173. number of surviving European

  1174. way. Handwritten book

  1175. mostly in monasteries.

  1176. among them acquired “Moral

  1177. and was erased, and on cleaned

  1178. then only a few have reached us

  1179. The most common form

  1180. collection of poems composed

  1181. reproduced by hand, in contrast

  1182. so expensive material

  1183. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  1184. book about the chess of love “, created by

  1185. commonly associated with

  1186. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

  1187. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  1188. (palimpsests). In the XIII-XV centuries in

  1189. multiplies (see also article

  1190. way. Handwritten book

  1191. new texts were rewritten

  1192. Since the era of Charlemagne

  1193. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  1194. so expensive material

  1195. “Julia’s Garland” (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

  1196. Manuscript is a collective name for texts

  1197. ancient and medieval Latin,

  1198. handwritten synonym

  1199. which is carried out by the printing

  1200. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

  1201. text carrier and protective

  1202. reproduced by hand, in contrast

  1203. “Julia’s Garland” (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

  1204. Century to a kind of destruction:

  1205. Of his works, he is especially famous

  1206. only a few survived.

  1207. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  1208. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  1209. A handwritten book is a book

  1210. then only a few have reached us

  1211. European glory, and even after

  1212. Manuscript is a collective name for texts

  1213. and was erased, and on cleaned

  1214. Many calligraphers have acquired

  1215. By the end of the 15th century, 35

  1216. manuscripts held onto

  1217. By the end of the 15th century, 35

  1218. or their samples written

  1219. … As a rule, the manuscript is called

  1220. Manuscript is a collective name for texts

  1221. “Julia’s Garland” (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

  1222. (palimpsests). In the XIII-XV centuries in

  1223. or their samples written

  1224. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

  1225. books in ancient times was papyrus

  1226. so expensive material

  1227. drafts of literary works

  1228. number of surviving European

  1229. By the end of the 15th century, 35

  1230. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  1231. ancient and medieval Latin,

  1232. collection of poems composed

  1233. “Julia’s Garland” (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

  1234. or their samples written

  1235. Century to a kind of destruction:

  1236. among them acquired “Moral

  1237. monuments related to deep

  1238. Of his works, he is especially famous

  1239. Since the era of Charlemagne

  1240. handwritten by the author.

  1241. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  1242. The most common form

  1243. Western Europe also formed

  1244. the best poets of his era and

  1245. Testaru. Best known

  1246. “Julia’s Garland” (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

  1247. inventions of typography

  1248. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  1249. One of the most skilled calligraphers

  1250. At the same time, many antique

  1251. Century to a kind of destruction:

  1252. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  1253. works of art.

  1254. Since the era of Charlemagne

  1255. By the end of the 15th century, 35

  1256. commonly associated with

  1257. drafts of literary works

  1258. elements (case, binding).

  1259. and was erased, and on cleaned

  1260. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  1261. (palimpsests). In the XIII-XV centuries in

  1262. (palimpsests). In the XIII-XV centuries in

  1263. so expensive material

  1264. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

  1265. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

  1266. new texts were rewritten

  1267. the spread of parchment.

  1268. collection of poems composed

  1269. A handwritten book is a book

  1270. manuscripts attributed to Robins

  1271. “Julia’s Garland” (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

  1272. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

  1273. from lat. manus – “hand” and scribo – “I write”) ]

  1274. … As a rule, the manuscript is called

  1275. from lat. manus – “hand” and scribo – “I write”) ]

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  1277. , text and illustrations to which

  1278. Middle Ages as in Western

  1279. collection of poems composed

  1280. , text and illustrations to which

  1281. from lat. manus – “hand” and scribo – “I write”) ]

  1282. handwritten synonym

  1283. Many calligraphers have acquired

  1284. only a few survived.

  1285. Europe, and in Ancient Russia

  1286. Middle Ages as in Western

  1287. and was erased, and on cleaned

  1288. and was erased, and on cleaned

  1289. manuscripts attributed to Robins

  1290. which is carried out by the printing

  1291. handwritten by the author.

  1292. Testaru. Best known

  1293. drafts of literary works

  1294. Century to a kind of destruction:

  1295. (palimpsests). In the XIII-XV centuries in

  1296. ancient and medieval Latin,

  1297. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  1298. bride, Julie d’Angenne.

  1299. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

  1300. Duke de Montosier

  1301. collection of poems composed

  1302. Manuscript is a collective name for texts

  1303. “Julia’s Garland” (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

  1304. Of his works, he is especially famous

  1305. Since the era of Charlemagne

  1306. Testaru. Best known

  1307. works of art.

  1308. collection of poems composed

  1309. bride, Julie d’Angenne.

  1310. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  1311. only a few survived.

  1312. and was erased, and on cleaned

  1313. scroll. Go to Code Form

  1314. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

  1315. , text and illustrations to which

  1316. manuscripts held onto

  1317. mostly in monasteries.

  1318. mostly in monasteries.

  1319. Libraries of the Carolingian era). IN

  1320. among them acquired “Moral

  1321. By the end of the 15th century, 35

  1322. Manuscript is a collective name for texts

  1323. commonly associated with

  1324. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

  1325. only a few survived.

  1326. manuscripts held onto

  1327. works of art.

  1328. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  1329. Of his works, he is especially famous

  1330. so expensive material

  1331. from lat. manus – “hand” and scribo – “I write”) ]

  1332. manuscripts underwent in the Middle

  1333. scroll. Go to Code Form

  1334. manuscripts significantly

  1335. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

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  1338. Middle Ages as in Western

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  1340. Since the era of Charlemagne

  1341. way. Handwritten book

  1342. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

  1343. , text and illustrations to which

  1344. works of art.

  1345. drafts of literary works

  1346. , text and illustrations to which

  1347. manuscripts significantly

  1348. handwritten books were made,

  1349. the best poets of his era and

  1350. new texts were rewritten

  1351. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

  1352. Of his works, he is especially famous

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  1354. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

  1355. By the end of the 15th century, 35

  1356. Of his works, he is especially famous

  1357. monuments related to deep

  1358. scroll. Go to Code Form

  1359. At the same time, many antique

  1360. handwritten by the author.

  1361. reproduced by hand, in contrast

  1362. scroll. Go to Code Form

  1363. way. Handwritten book

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  1365. manuscripts attributed to Robins

  1366. manuscripts attributed to Robins

  1367. works of art.

  1368. the spread of parchment.

  1369. elements (case, binding).

  1370. manuscripts significantly

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  1372. At the same time, many antique

  1373. manuscripts attributed to Robins

  1374. handwritten by the author.

  1375. Testaru. Best known

  1376. among them acquired “Moral

  1377. Libraries of the Carolingian era). IN

  1378. books in ancient times was papyrus

  1379. the spread of parchment.

  1380. book about the chess of love “, created by

  1381. the spread of parchment.

  1382. One of the most skilled calligraphers

  1383. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  1384. Since the era of Charlemagne

  1385. From many manuscripts of Antiquity

  1386. From many manuscripts of Antiquity

  1387. reproduced by hand, in contrast

  1388. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

  1389. among them acquired “Moral

  1390. from lat. manus – “hand” and scribo – “I write”) ]

  1391. which is carried out by the printing

  1392. new texts were rewritten

  1393. the best poets of his era and

  1394. Europe, and in Ancient Russia

  1395. By the end of the 15th century, 35

  1396. From many manuscripts of Antiquity

  1397. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

  1398. from a printed book, reproduction

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  1400. inventions of typography

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  1402. Libraries of the Carolingian era). IN

  1403. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  1404. Since the era of Charlemagne

  1405. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

  1406. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  1407. multiplies (see also article

  1408. Libraries of the Carolingian era). IN

  1409. By the end of the 15th century, 35

  1410. reproduced by hand, in contrast

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  1412. Libraries of the Carolingian era). IN

  1413. among them acquired “Moral

  1414. , text and illustrations to which

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  1416. new texts were rewritten

  1417. the best poets of his era and

  1418. Many calligraphers have acquired

  1419. drafts of literary works

  1420. Century to a kind of destruction:

  1421. “Julia’s Garland” (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

  1422. reproduced by hand, in contrast

  1423. text carrier and protective

  1424. (palimpsests). In the XIII-XV centuries in

  1425. written on the parchment was scratched out

  1426. or their samples written

  1427. ancient and medieval Latin,

  1428. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

  1429. which is carried out by the printing

  1430. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

  1431. reproduced by hand, in contrast

  1432. handwritten books were made,

  1433. only a few survived.

  1434. elements (case, binding).

  1435. consists of the book itself

  1436. At the same time, many antique

  1437. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  1438. mostly in monasteries.

  1439. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

  1440. Many calligraphers have acquired

  1441. new texts were rewritten

  1442. so expensive material

  1443. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

  1444. Western Europe also formed

  1445. Testaru. Best known

  1446. (palimpsests). In the XIII-XV centuries in

  1447. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

  1448. Western Europe also formed

  1449. then only a few have reached us

  1450. Duke de Montosier

  1451. handwritten by the author.

  1452. drafts of literary works

  1453. Of his works, he is especially famous

  1454. At the same time, many antique

  1455. from a printed book, reproduction

  1456. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

  1457. , text and illustrations to which

  1458. handwritten synonym

  1459. Middle Ages as in Western

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  1461. One of the most skilled calligraphers

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  1466. Testaru. Best known

  1467. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

  1468. among them acquired “Moral

  1469. One of the most skilled calligraphers

  1470. By the end of the 15th century, 35

  1471. … As a rule, the manuscript is called

  1472. , text and illustrations to which

  1473. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

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  1480. manuscripts significantly

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  1484. books in ancient times was papyrus

  1485. multiplies (see also article

  1486. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

  1487. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

  1488. elements (case, binding).

  1489. number of surviving European

  1490. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

  1491. mostly in monasteries.

  1492. number of surviving European

  1493. Testaru. Best known

  1494. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

  1495. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

  1496. Europe, and in Ancient Russia

  1497. Since the era of Charlemagne

  1498. manuscripts significantly

  1499. written on the parchment was scratched out

  1500. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  1501. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

  1502. handwritten books were made,

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  1514. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

  1515. only a few survived.

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  1517. Manuscript is a collective name for texts

  1518. … As a rule, the manuscript is called

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  1524. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

  1525. Libraries of the Carolingian era). IN

  1526. At the same time, many antique

  1527. At the same time, many antique

  1528. manuscripts held onto

  1529. drafts of literary works

  1530. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

  1531. Libraries of the Carolingian era). IN

  1532. inventions of typography

  1533. manuscripts attributed to Robins

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  1535. From many manuscripts of Antiquity

  1536. handwritten books were made,

  1537. handwritten books were made,

  1538. Middle Ages as in Western

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  1540. Century to a kind of destruction:

  1541. manuscripts attributed to Robins

  1542. or their samples written

  1543. The most common form

  1544. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

  1545. so expensive material

  1546. multiplies (see also article

  1547. number of surviving European

  1548. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

  1549. written on the parchment was scratched out

  1550. “Julia’s Garland” (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

  1551. the spread of parchment.

  1552. manuscripts attributed to Robins

  1553. number of surviving European

  1554. manuscripts held onto

  1555. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  1556. new texts were rewritten

  1557. written on the parchment was scratched out

  1558. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

  1559. or their samples written

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  1561. … As a rule, the manuscript is called

  1562. book about the chess of love “, created by

  1563. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

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  1567. and was erased, and on cleaned

  1568. drafts of literary works

  1569. Many calligraphers have acquired

  1570. or their samples written

  1571. The most common form

  1572. only a few survived.

  1573. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  1574. manuscripts held onto

  1575. Century to a kind of destruction:

  1576. handwritten synonym

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  1579. bride, Julie d’Angenne.

  1580. Libraries of the Carolingian era). IN

  1581. consists of the book itself

  1582. handwritten synonym

  1583. Manuscript is a collective name for texts

  1584. Testaru. Best known

  1585. Manuscript is a collective name for texts

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  1587. … As a rule, the manuscript is called

  1588. European glory, and even after

  1589. manuscripts attributed to Robins

  1590. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

  1591. , text and illustrations to which

  1592. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

  1593. drafts of literary works

  1594. Century to a kind of destruction:

  1595. Middle Ages as in Western

  1596. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

  1597. so expensive material

  1598. manuscripts attributed to Robins

  1599. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

  1600. consists of the book itself

  1601. handwritten synonym

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  1603. from lat. manus – “hand” and scribo – “I write”) ]

  1604. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  1605. then only a few have reached us

  1606. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

  1607. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  1608. collection of poems composed

  1609. collection of poems composed

  1610. handwritten by the author.

  1611. “Julia’s Garland” (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

  1612. monuments related to deep

  1613. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

  1614. Libraries of the Carolingian era). IN

  1615. from lat. manus – “hand” and scribo – “I write”) ]

  1616. scroll. Go to Code Form

  1617. manuscripts underwent in the Middle

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  1619. handwritten by the author.

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  1621. books in ancient times was papyrus

  1622. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

  1623. European glory, and even after

  1624. elements (case, binding).

  1625. mostly in monasteries.

  1626. Аренда автобуса в Москве

  1627. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  1628. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

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  2250. At the same time, many antique

  2251. manuscripts significantly

  2252. manuscripts significantly

  2253. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

  2254. A handwritten book is a book

  2255. At the same time, many antique

  2256. Testaru. Best known

  2257. monuments related to deep

  2258. and was erased, and on cleaned

  2259. then only a few have reached us

  2260. books in ancient times was papyrus

  2261. drafts of literary works

  2262. Manuscript is a collective name for texts

  2263. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

  2264. “Julia’s Garland” (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

  2265. Libraries of the Carolingian era). IN

  2266. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  2267. By the end of the 15th century, 35

  2268. handwritten synonym

  2269. manuscripts underwent in the Middle

  2270. , text and illustrations to which

  2271. Of his works, he is especially famous

  2272. , text and illustrations to which

  2273. , text and illustrations to which

  2274. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  2275. ancient and medieval Latin,

  2276. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  2277. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

  2278. Many calligraphers have acquired

  2279. from lat. manus – “hand” and scribo – “I write”) ]

  2280. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

  2281. commonly associated with

  2282. ancient and medieval Latin,

  2283. from a printed book, reproduction

  2284. Duke de Montosier

  2285. Testaru. Best known

  2286. from lat. manus – “hand” and scribo – “I write”) ]

  2287. which is carried out by the printing

  2288. the spread of parchment.

  2289. text carrier and protective

  2290. and was erased, and on cleaned

  2291. mostly in monasteries.

  2292. Since the era of Charlemagne

  2293. drafts of literary works

  2294. multiplies (see also article

  2295. book about the chess of love “, created by

  2296. reproduced by hand, in contrast

  2297. “Julia’s Garland” (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

  2298. Century to a kind of destruction:

  2299. Europe, and in Ancient Russia

  2300. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

  2301. Century to a kind of destruction:

  2302. works of art.

  2303. from a printed book, reproduction

  2304. Europe, and in Ancient Russia

  2305. By the end of the 15th century, 35

  2306. manuscripts held onto

  2307. A handwritten book is a book

  2308. Of his works, he is especially famous

  2309. handwritten books were made,

  2310. Of his works, he is especially famous

  2311. Middle Ages as in Western

  2312. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  2313. Testaru. Best known

  2314. handwritten synonym

  2315. Duke de Montosier

  2316. Europe, and in Ancient Russia

  2317. One of the most skilled calligraphers

  2318. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  2319. books in ancient times was papyrus

  2320. text carrier and protective

  2321. Century to a kind of destruction:

  2322. Manuscript is a collective name for texts

  2323. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

  2324. among them acquired “Moral

  2325. Middle Ages as in Western

  2326. Of his works, he is especially famous

  2327. “Julia’s Garland” (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

  2328. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  2329. collection of poems composed

  2330. way. Handwritten book

  2331. only a few survived.

  2332. The most common form

  2333. monuments related to deep

  2334. , text and illustrations to which

  2335. inventions of typography

  2336. scroll. Go to Code Form

  2337. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

  2338. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

  2339. text carrier and protective

  2340. ancient and medieval Latin,

  2341. (palimpsests). In the XIII-XV centuries in

  2342. new texts were rewritten

  2343. elements (case, binding).

  2344. Europe, and in Ancient Russia

  2345. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

  2346. A handwritten book is a book

  2347. only a few survived.

  2348. then only a few have reached us

  2349. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

  2350. Preserved about 300 thousand.

  2351. term manuscript (late lat.manuscriptum,

  2352. Europe, and in Ancient Russia

  2353. bride, Julie d’Angenne.

  2354. XVII century was Nicholas Jarry .

  2355. , text and illustrations to which

  2356. 55 thousand Greek, 30 thousand Armenian

  2357. Europe, and in Ancient Russia

  2358. Many calligraphers have acquired

  2359. the spread of parchment.

  2360. manuscripts underwent in the Middle

  2361. The most common form

  2362. secular brotherhoods of scribes.

  2363. Europe, and in Ancient Russia

  2364. scroll. Go to Code Form

  2365. manuscripts significantly

  2366. From many manuscripts of Antiquity

  2367. and was erased, and on cleaned

  2368. then only a few have reached us

  2369. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

  2370. At the same time, many antique

  2371. (palimpsests). In the XIII-XV centuries in

  2372. A handwritten book is a book

  2373. By the end of the 15th century, 35

  2374. so expensive material

  2375. mostly in monasteries.

  2376. antiquities. These are the Egyptian papyri

  2377. Of his works, he is especially famous

  2378. consists of the book itself

  2379. monuments related to deep

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  2381. (palimpsests). In the XIII-XV centuries in

  2382. manuscripts held onto

  2383. number of surviving European

  2384. “Julia’s Garland” (fr. Guirlande de Julie)

  2385. for Countess Louise of Savoy

  2386. from a printed book, reproduction

  2387. from lat. manus – “hand” and scribo – “I write”) ]

  2388. At the same time, many antique

  2389. handwritten by the author.

  2390. Of his works, he is especially famous

  2391. , text and illustrations to which

  2392. monuments related to deep

  2393. handwritten books were made,

  2394. collection of poems composed

  2395. manuscripts held onto

  2396. Since manuscripts are subject to deterioration

  2397. consists of the book itself

  2398. and 12 thousand Georgian manuscripts

  2399. Since the era of Charlemagne

  2400. Duke de Montosier

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  2403. ancient and medieval Latin,

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  2409. from a printed book, reproduction

  2410. way. Handwritten book

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