By the 15th century paper manuscripts were common.
The medieval book was a codex written on vellum or parchment, although by the 15th century paper manuscripts were normal.
The miniatures on palm-leaf and paper manuscripts and on wooden book covers preserved in the Jain monastic libraries provide a continuous history of the art of painting in western India from the 11th century to the present.
Full paper manuscripts of any titles/abstracts that were considered relevant were obtained (JN) and assessed for inclusion (n = 115) (CF, IH).
In each writer's case, and those of 1,700 others, most or a substantial amount of the author's papers (manuscripts, books, letters and journals) are on file at the Ransom center.
Consisting of diaries, photographs, recordings, theatrical and business papers, manuscripts, scripts and correspondence, the archive covers all aspects of Redgrave's public and private life and sheds light on the history of his family.
Oh, and there's the rather suspicious fact that Maitland burned all of the papers, manuscripts, diaries, and letters Kingsford bequeathed to him when he finished writing the biography, making it impossible for anyone to cross-reference any of its quotations or accounts.
Full-paper manuscripts of any relevant titles/abstracts will be obtained where possible and will be independently scrutinised by two members of the review team with reasons for exclusion annotated and tracked.
Inside there's a stapled stack of white paper, a manuscript.
