“Pick up any modern book today and you will likely find short quotes on the front or rear cover...”

“John Frederick Hinnebusch, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1923, was the youngest...”

“When discussing the idea of migration in European art history, attention is often focused on...”

“On September 8, 1876, four boxes of books arrived...”

“In describing printed books, a cataloger looks for subjects or areas of study where...”

“One of the most common uses of manuscripts over the centuries is to train children in reading and writing...”

“Singing is one of those amazing things...”

“A choir of cowled monks around a shrouded casket, a body being laid into a coffin, a smiling skeletal figure, an old man sitting on a dung heap...”

“Manuscripts are known for their idiosyncratic nature...”

“Much of human history remains for us today only in the form of smaller remnants or fragments...”

“A book you would love to read is lost, altered, destroyed, buried, hidden, left unpublished, unwritten, banned.”

“In summer of 1917, the New York-based artist Rockwell Kent made a bold decision.”

“Herbals—books describing the medicinal use of plants—have been important scientific sources for...”

“HMML’s very own palimpsest fragment recently underwent high energy x-ray imaging at...”

“This year marks twenty years since the first significant efforts were made to use multispectral imaging (MSI) to reveal hidden...”