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The 12 pages that link to Codicology, each with the reason it gives.

• Textual criticismRelated: A witness’s physical construction can expose how and when its text was copied.

• Dunhuang manuscriptsRelated: Physical features help distinguish formats, scribal practices, and the manuscripts’ histories.

• Medieval historiographyRelated: A manuscript’s physical form can reveal how a historical text was compiled and read.

• DiplomaticsRelated: The support and assembly of a document can reveal how it was produced and preserved.

• PalimpsestRelated: Physical examination helps identify a manuscript's reused layers.

• PapyrologyRelated: Its attention to physical form complements the study of papyrus rolls and codices.

• Manuscript studiesRelated: It supplies the material analysis at the heart of manuscript studies.

• Byzantine studiesRelated: A manuscript's construction can reveal how Byzantine books were made and used.

• Medieval studiesRelated: A manuscript’s physical form can reveal how medieval texts were produced and used.

• Vatican LibraryRelated: Codicological analysis helps scholars examine how the Library’s manuscripts were made and used.

• CoptologyRelated: A Coptic codex's physical structure can reveal how it was made and used.

• Voynich manuscriptRelated: Its gatherings, foldouts, and page arrangement offer evidence even when the text cannot be read.