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Philosophical Text (Fragment)

Bifolium from an unidentified text, parchment. Content seems to be a commentary of philosophical and religious nature. The text on each folio is written in two different but near-contemporary hands. Date: circa 13th Century

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13th Bifolium Commentary Content Folio Fragment Fragments Hands Latin Manuscript Parchment Philosophical Unidentified Written


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1. Title: Medieval Philosophical Fragment: A 13th Century Bifolium Revealing Interwoven Philosophical and Religious Discourses This evocative image showcases a 13th century bifolium, or two-page fragment, from an unidentified text written on parchment. The intrigue surrounding this fragment lies in its dual nature, as the content appears to be a commentary of both philosophical and religious significance. The text on each folio is penned in two distinct but near-contemporary hands, adding to the fragment's allure and historical value. The fragment's age, estimated to be from the 13th century, places it within the rich tapestry of medieval intellectual history. The Latin script, a testament to the era's scholarly pursuits, is adorned with the careful, deliberate strokes of the scribes. The parchment, a durable and valued writing material during the Middle Ages, bears the weight of centuries, its texture a reminder of the passage of time. The philosophical and religious discourses interwoven in this fragment are a reflection of the complex intellectual milieu of the medieval period. The interplay between these two domains of thought was a defining characteristic of the era, with philosophers, theologians, and scholars engaging in rigorous debates and dialogues. This fragment, with its cryptic yet thought-provoking content, offers a tantalizing glimpse into these intellectual exchanges. The fragment's provenance remains uncertain, adding to its enigmatic allure. Its discovery and preservation in the UCL Library Services Digital Collections is a testament to the importance of preserving our rich cultural heritage for future generations. This 13th century bifolium stands as a reminder of the enduring power of the written word and the timeless nature of philosophical and religious inquiry.

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