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Author: Carolin Gluchowski

Rewriting Reform: The Manuscripts of Medingen in the Long Fifteenth Century

Rewriting Reform: The Manuscripts of Medingen in the Long Fifteenth Century

What happened to books when religious houses reformed?—Historians have long told a dramatic story: reform arrives, old books become obsolete, and manuscripts are discarded, sold, or cut up for reuse. Yet the surviving manuscripts from the Cistercian nunnery of Medingen,

Carolin Gluchowski December 18, 2025December 19, 2025 Content Read more

This book belongs to Margarete Stöterogge

This book belongs to Margarete Stöterogge

A Medingen Abbess As Owner of a Vernacular Sermon Manuscript? Duth boeck hort Margareten Stoterogge—“This book belongs to Margarete Stöterogge.” On the last page of a fifteenth-century book of Middle Low German sermons, someone has written a brief note: Duth

Carolin Gluchowski December 17, 2025December 18, 2025 Content Read more

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