Medieval manuscript

A Medieval manuscript is a handwritten book created during the Middle Ages, typically on parchment or vellum made from animal skins. These manuscripts often contain religious texts, literature, or scholarly works, adorned with elaborate illustrations and decorative initials. Before the printing press, each copy was carefully written and illuminated by scribes, making them valuable and time-consuming to produce. They serve as important historical artifacts, offering insights into medieval culture, art, religion, and knowledge. These manuscripts reflect the artistry and craftsmanship of their creators and are treasured for their historical and aesthetic significance.