2017年2月8日 · This week’s interview is with Dr. Ilya Dines who is working at the Law Library for several months as a contractor describing the medieval and early modern manuscripts in the Law Library’s Rare Books Collection.

Ilya Dines is a codicology specialist at the Library of Congress, where he describes manuscripts and incunabula at the Law Library. He is the recipient of the 2015 Kluge fellowship at the Library of Congress. In 2011-2013 he spearheaded the medieval Latin and vernacular manuscripts project at the National Library of Israel in Jerusalem.

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2016年3月31日 · Kluge Fellow Ilya Dines discusses his current project to catalogue 150 medieval manuscripts and fragments held by the Library of Congress. He analyzes the importance of the Library's medieval manuscript collection and outlines the role it could play in expanding and deepening understandings of the medieval era.

2023年6月22日 · During this webinar, Codicologist Ilya Dines discusses the medieval manuscripts that have been in the Law Library of Congress's possession. He introduces the audience to a discussion and description of these unique books and their treatises.

Ilya Dines: 636 Followers, 378 Following, 26 Research papers. Research interests: Medieval History, Intellectual History, and Paleography.

2024年3月19日 · The ABCs of Codicology: Describing Manuscripts for Beginners by Dr. Ilya Dines, 2023. Dr. Dines received his Ph.D. from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, with a dissertation on the Critical Edition of Bestiaries of the Third Family. He completed his postdoc at the University of Cologne and later worked at the University of Cambridge and other ...

2014年3月31日 · Ilya Dines is an historian whose research interests focus on medieval encyclopedism, education, and manuscripts. He currently directs the "Cataloguing Project of Western Manuscripts" at the National Library of Israel. After receiving his Ph.D.

Dr. Ilya Dines is a codicology specialist at the Library of Congress, where he describes manuscripts and incunabula at the Law Library. He is the recipient of the 2015 Kluge fellowship at the Library of Congress. In 2011-2013 he spearheaded the medieval Latin and vernacular manuscripts project at the National Library of Israel in Jerusalem.