Medieval indexes were different.
Very different from how we perceive them. Many of them did NOT have numbers. Not a single one. In a sense, they were annotations. Sometimes the entire manuscript was simply an index (a sort of abbreviated commentary of each section in the main manuscript, sometimes 2 to 4 lines).
Quire 20 sounds good to me.
Very different from how we perceive them. Many of them did NOT have numbers. Not a single one. In a sense, they were annotations. Sometimes the entire manuscript was simply an index (a sort of abbreviated commentary of each section in the main manuscript, sometimes 2 to 4 lines).
Quire 20 sounds good to me.