Hmmm. Mediaeval libraries. I'd think The English Library before 1700, Francis Wormald and C. E. Wright eds. which is a collection of papers is your best bet, although I suspect you'd find it as dry as dust.
So to amuse you, let me introduce you to the website of the Diocese of Wenchoster (http://www.dioceseofwenchoster.co.uk/index2.htm), including information about it's chained library (do inspect the Christmas hymns) and it's virtual Mandylion Chapel.
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Date: 2007-08-10 09:44 pm (UTC)So to amuse you, let me introduce you to the website of the Diocese of Wenchoster (http://www.dioceseofwenchoster.co.uk/index2.htm), including information about it's chained library (do inspect the Christmas hymns) and it's virtual Mandylion Chapel.