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Fragments in Book Bindings: Yale Law School Rare Books

Published 12 February 2010 by jcairns

Readers of the Blog will recall that the recently-identified fragment of the Codex Gregorianus was found in a book-binding. The Rare Books Exhibition Gallery at Yale Law School currently has an exhibition of book fragments found in bindings. There is an excellent blog entry http://blogs.law.yale.edu/blogs/rarebooks/ explaining the significance of these.

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