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Partners in the BiblioPhilly project include

Bryn Mawr College
College of Physicians of Philadelphia
Franklin & Marshall College
Free Library of Philadelphia
Haverford College
Lehigh University
Library Company of Philadelphia
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Rosenbach Museum & Library
Science History Institute
Swarthmore College
Temple University
University of Delaware
University of Pennsylvania
Villanova University

Recent Posts

  • Stains Alive! BiblioPhilly and Labeculae vivae: The categorization of stains in alchemical manuscripts using multispectral imaging
  • “Love and Humility are the sweet bonds of our marriage:” A Book of Hours owned by the wife of a French Catholic propagandist of the 16th century, and the Governor of Pennsylvania!
  • The earliest known French bookstamp, and a new addition to the library of a colorful bibliophile: Jacques Thiboust of Bourges
  • A helping hand: barely discernible instructions for a miniaturist
  • The Star of Salvation, an unknown Franciscan devotional dialogue in Italian with a lost sister copy in Croatia

Recent Comments

  • Peter Kidd on The identification of a Spanish patron for a neglected Book of Hours

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Stains alive! Guest blogger @efconnelly shows how the @LabeculaeVivae project uses multispectral imaging to categorize of stains in #bibliophilly alchemical manuscripts. Eighth in a series -- collect them all! https://t.co/63jyaNdBTg

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#StainAlive CLIR/Mellon Stains Alive presents 52 discoveries about the origins of stains in alchemical mss. - using #MultispectralImaging of mss. from Science History Inst. @SciHistoryOrg @SIMS_Mss @CLIRnews @MellonFdn #BiblioPhilly #medievaltwitter https://t.co/rvJ89jZifl

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