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Receptiogate. Harvard Art Law Review: Carla Rossi, "Biblioclasm for Profit: The Legal Implications of Dismembering Western Medieval Illuminated Manuscripts"
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
14 juin 20251 min de lecture


The ReceptioGate Affair: Truth, Defamation, and the Struggle Against Manuscript Dismemberment
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 from the manuscript, the leaves
29 avr. 20252 min de lecture
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