Hiberno-Latin Manuscripts in the Libraries of Switzerland; Volume 30 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781176668959)

Hiberno-Latin Manuscripts in the Libraries of Switzerland, Volume 30, meticulously catalogs and describes Hiberno-Latin manuscripts found within Swiss libraries. Authored by Mario Esposito, this scholarly work provides invaluable insights into the spread and preservation of Irish textual culture on the European continent during the medieval period.

The book offers detailed descriptions of individual manuscripts, including their content, script, and provenance, making it an indispensable resource for researchers in the fields of medieval history, paleography, and Irish studies. Esposito's careful examination sheds light on the intellectual exchange and cultural connections between Ireland and continental Europe, revealing the significant role of Irish scribes and scholars in preserving and transmitting classical and Christian knowledge.

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