Text and Manuscript in Medieval Spain

Text and Manuscript in Medieval SpainDuring the medieval period, two important papers from the king's college were created for documents. They provided an official document that could be used by royal representatives. This paper is now known as the Preuslorum Bollideum, the Manual of Laws and Administration.The Kingdom of the Knights Hospitaller and the Royal Secret, which is one of the courtly documents from the early days of the kingdom, are both found in royal papers. The Preuslorum Bollideum is the first known manuscript from the king's college. It describes the moneys collected by the officers of the King's troops. The Preuslorum it is the earliest record of money collected and made use of by the king's knights.While their forms are rare, important documents were included in the Preuslorum Bollideum. If someone finds a document of that period in the royal archives, he or she will be able to find a document from the king's college that contains important state information.The Pre uslorum is also distinguished by the black parchment that is written on. The king's college created a book in order to document the military actions of the time. This decision paved the way for the printing industry, and this was then printed in mass amounts, creating a large demand in the printing industry.The gold and silver letters are a clear symbol of power. The gold letters usually indicate the name of the person, who wrote the document. In addition, the letters 'I'D' are common lettering for the titles of the king. Besides gold and silver, the black ink is also a symbol of power.Text and manuscripts in medieval Spain are valuable documents from the king's college. They are a key source of information about the rule of the king. King Charlemagne was one of the most prominent figures of the medieval period.This is the time period when writing was considered an essential part of the everyday life. These documents may be very difficult to find, so they must be studied and preserv ed. The Preuslorum is one of the oldest documents of the early medieval period. It provides valuable information about the times and their laws.