Description
Like the impressive complete facsimile edition of the Eusebius Codex, also called “Harmony of the Gospel of Eusebius” or “The Concordance of Eusebius,” whose original manuscript, dating from the first half of the 11th century and of German origin in the Scriptorium of the Reichenau Monastery, is kept in Brescia (Italy), in the Queriniana Library with the shelfmark “Codex F.II.1,” published in 2006 by UTET and presented in a large, bulky, and excessive wooden box, only suitable for presenting the work as a gift, we exclusively offer you a slipcase bound in brown leather, with a five-banded spine, gilt title on the spine and front cover, measuring 30.8 x 39.5 x 7 cm, to properly preserve the facsimile in your library.
This item is for the empty slipcase only; it does not include the facsimile, even though it appears in one of the photos (it’s only shown to illustrate how it looks).
The slipcase is brand new, never used, and although it has a title, it can also be used to store any other book that fits its interior dimensions of 27 x 36.5 x 5 cm.
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