Have you ever laid eyes on a 700-year-old handwritten Bible?
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Have you ever laid eyes on a 700-year-old handwritten Bible?
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https://video.nostr.build/b0629eda97e89111003bbd990e32d13b596aa63bb9ccd078ede4ab6824f2b84d.mp4
Surprised he’s handling it without gloves
Was about to say exactly that. Throwing it around, flicking through it like a child's animation flick book.
Current studies show that the use of gloves while handling books has inadvertently caused more damage than it prevents. The current international standard is “clean, dry hands”.
Additionally, cotton gloves can trap dirt and oils, while latex or nitrile gloves can accumulate moisture.
And similar to snowflakes no two OG bibles texts are identical - one of the things the literalists argue about all the time.