Includes sub-headings: shelfmarks; anonymous manuscripts written by one scribe; dated manuscripts; addenda to P[acht] and A[lexander], Illuminated Manuscripts; manuscripts signed by illuminators or with documented illumination; scribes' occupations; 15th century bindings said to be original; humanistic manuscripts imitating earlier ones; 12th century manuscripts completed in the 15th century; illuminators, anonymous; decoration, pen-flourished initials, localizable; miniature cycles in humanistic manuscripts; scribes also illuminators; humanistic decoration imitating Carolingian; Gothic script in humanistic context; humanistic script in Gothic context; liturgical manuscripts in humanistic script; Greek manuscripts with Latin annotations; humanistic manuscripts dated but unsigned, of which no photos; humanistic manuscripts closely imitating 11th and 12th century script; 12th century manuscripts of type possibly imitated by humanists; humanistic bastarda; palimpsest parchment in humanistic manuscripts; youthful scribes; humanistic script in papal chancery; humanistic script (Austria, England, Flanders, France, Germany and Switzerland, Hungary, Poland, Savoy, Spain, Switzerland); Greek in Italian humanistic manuscripts in Latin; coats of arms, identified; devices; monograms; marginalia (unidentified); exemplars; manuscript copies of printed books; prices; prison; left-handed scribes; women scribes; speed of writing; monumental title pages; quantities of manuscripts copied by scribes; French scribes in Italy; notes on production etc.; German scribes in Italy