Peter Kidd ReceptioGate Turin MS E.V.5 Sotheby's Carla Rossi

How the scholar who reported stolen manuscript leaves to Italian authorities became the target of a years-long online campaign. ZURICH - June 21, 2026 - PRLog -- The case centres on Turin MS E.V.5, a sixteenth-century manuscript preserved in the Biblioteca Nazionale Universitaria di Torino. Three illuminated leaves were removed from the manuscript in 1979 and later surfaced on the international antiquarian market. The leaves were subsequently offered for sale through Sotheby'

For years, ReceptioGate was presented as a plagiarism controversy. The events of 2026 changed the discussion. New documentary evidence, the judgment of the Swiss Federal Administrative Court, and new research into Turin MS E.V.5 have revealed a broader chronology involving manuscript dismemberment, provenance research, Sotheby's sales, and the circulation of stolen manuscript leaves. Jordi Puig's new investigation reconstructs these developments and places them within a singl

For more than four years, the term #ReceptioGate has been associated online with allegations of plagiarism and academic misconduct. Jordi Puig's new investigation argues that this narrative obscures a far more significant story involving manuscript dismemberment, stolen manuscript leaves, provenance research, and the international antiquarian market. In his new book, Puig reconstructs the documented chronology linking four recurring elements: • Peter Kidd • Turin MS E.V.5 • T

ReceptioGate is a case of transnational criminal activity connected to the black market in cultural property, in which allegations of plagiarism were used as a weapon of mass distraction. It concerns a well-established system operating on three interconnected levels. 1. The Original Crime: Dismemberment and Laundering At the centre of the case are real historical artefacts, such as the leaves stolen in 1979 from Turin manuscript E.V.5 and the leaf removed from the Antiphonary

ReceptioGate désigne une campagne de diffamation en ligne documentée , déclenchée à la fin de l’année 2022 contre le centre de recherche RECEPTIO et sa fondatrice, la professeure Carla Rossi . Cette campagne a pris naissance à partir d’accusations infondées de plagiat visant l’ouvrage The Book of Hours of Louis de Roucy , une étude scientifique consacrée à la documentation et à la reconstruction numérique d’un livre d’heures médiéval démembré. Ces accusations ont été diffu

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ReceptioGate is a case of transnational criminal activity connected to the black market in cultural property, in which allegations of plagiarism were used as a weapon of mass distraction. It concerns a well-established system operating on three interconnected levels. 1. The Original Crime: Dismemberment and Laundering At the centre of the case are real historical artefacts, such as the leaves stolen in 1979 from Turin manuscript E.V.5 and the leaf removed from the Antiphonary

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We are proud to announce the publication of Prof. Carla Rossi’s new peer-reviewed article in the Harvard Art Law Review (Vol. 1, Issue 1, 2025): "Biblioclasm for Profit: The Legal Implications of Dismembering Western Medieval Illuminated Manuscripts" This in-depth legal and ethical analysis exposes the ongoing destruction of medieval books for the benefit of the manuscript trade. The article is based on thirty years of independent research, and follows Prof. Rossi’s official

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ReceptioGate is a case of transnational criminal activity connected to the black market in cultural property, in which allegations of plagiarism were used as a weapon of mass distraction. It concerns a well-established system operating on three interconnected levels. 1. The Original Crime: Dismemberment and Laundering At the centre of the case are real historical artefacts, such as the leaves stolen in 1979 from Turin manuscript E.V.5 and the leaf removed from the Antiphonary

What the Public Wasn’t Told The term #ReceptioGate does not refer to an academic dispute. It refers to the campaign of harassment, defamation, and character assassination that followed the public documentation of stolen and dismembered medieval manuscripts circulating on the international antiquarian market. At the centre of the affair are three illuminated leaves removed in 1979 from manuscript E.V.5 of the Biblioteca Nazionale Universitaria di Torino. After disappearing fro

Der Fall #ReceptioGate zeigt auf erschreckende Weise, wie eine Forscherin, die sich für den Erhalt mittelalterlicher Handschriften...

A Documented Case of Academic Defamation and Cultural Heritage Abuse The #ReceptioGate case has exposed how defenders of cultural...

In 2023, the website Retraction Watch published a short post referencing the so-called “ReceptioGate” and mentioning Prof. Carla Rossi....

ReceptioGate is a case of transnational criminal activity connected to the black market in cultural property, in which allegations of plagiarism were used as a weapon of mass distraction. It concerns a well-established system operating on three interconnected levels. 1. The Original Crime: Dismemberment and Laundering At the centre of the case are real historical artefacts, such as the leaves stolen in 1979 from Turin manuscript E.V.5 and the leaf removed from the Antiphonary