Category:Scriptoria

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<nowiki>scriptorium; scriptorium; скрипторий; Sgriptoriwm; Scriptorium; کتابت‌خانه; 撰经阁; skriptorium; Scriptorie; 写字室; Scriptorium; סקריפטוריום; Scriptorium; 撰經閣; 撰经阁; skribejo; Skriptorium; scriptorium; scriptorium; โรงเขียนหนังสือ; Skriptoorium; 撰经阁; скрипториум; Скрыпторый; Scriptorium; Skriptorij; Skriptórium; scriptorium; скрипторій; Skriptoarium; Скрипторијум; Skriptoriumas; skriptorij; scriptorium; Scriptorium; Skriptorium; Scriptorium; Scriptorium; scriptorium; scriptorium; სკრიპტორიუმი; Գրչատուն; скрипторијум; Skriptorium; scriptorium; منسخ; Scriptorium; Scriptorium; lugar para escribir en la Europa feudal; Schreifateliere an Kléischter; Lugar de produção dos livros na Idade Média; kódexmásolásra berendezett helyiség a kolostorokban; สถานที่สำหรับเขียนหรือคัดหนังสือ; loko kie oni skribas; חדר כתיבה, חדר להעתקת כתבי יד בימי הביניים (בעיקר במנזרים); locale destinato, nei conventi, al lavoro degli amanuensi; мастерская по переписке рукописей; atelier des moines copistes; Schreibstuben, in denen Texte handschriftlich dupliziert werden; Lugar de produção dos livros na Idade Média; place for writing; место за писање; αίθουσα γραφής σε μεσαιωνικά ευρωπαϊκά μοναστήρια; skrivestue; scrittorio; centro scrittorio; scriptoria; Scriptorium; Scriptoria; کتابتخانه; کتابت خانه; 撰經閣; Scriptorium; Scriptoria; Skriptorium; Skryptorium; סקריפטיום; Skriptographeum; Scriptorium; Skriptorie; โรงคัดหนังสือ; scriptoria; Skriptoria; scriptorium; писница; sted for skrivning; skrivestue</nowiki>
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Wikidata Q655185
GND ID: 4131378-1
Library of Congress authority ID: sh85118975
Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 11960510s
BNCF Thesaurus ID: 27522
NL CR AUT ID: ph125605
J9U ID: 987007563090705171
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Deutsch: Darstellungen von Skriptorien und architektonische Befunde, vorwiegend mittelalterlich
English: Scriptorium, literally "a place for writing", is commonly used to refer to a room in medieval European monasteries devoted to the copying of manuscripts by monastic scribes. Written accounts, surviving buildings, and archaeological excavations all show, however, that contrary to popular belief such rooms rarely existed: most monastic writing was done in cubicle-like recesses in the cloister, or in the monks' own cells. References in modern scholarly writings to 'scriptoria' more usually refer to the collective written output of a monastery, rather than to a physical room.

Media in category "Scriptoria"

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