Akʺ atny khapary
Subtitle: povestʹle khaparla
By: Guli͡alany Bashir.
Publisher: "Ėlʹbrus"
Published: 1993
Place of publication: Nalʹchik
Language: tut
Number of pages: 245
Other titles: Povestʹ beloĭ loshadi
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: Part I The Mediterranean heritage; title: Introduction; title: Notes; title: Chapter 1 The first single-quire Coptic codices; title: 1.1 Introduction; title: 1.2 The covers of the Nag Hammadi codices; title: 1.3 Cover attachment; title: 1.4 Typology of the Nag Hammadi codices; title: 1.5 Other single-quire codices; title: 1.6 The bookblock; title: Notes; title: Chapter 2 The first multi-quire Coptic codices; title: 2.1 Introduction; title: 2.2 The link stitch; title: 2.3 Sewing; title: 2.4 Edge treatment, endbands and boards; title: 2.5 Fastenings and other appendages; title: 2.6 Papyrus codices with pasteboard covers; title: Notes; title: (:hapter 3 Late Coptic codices; title: 3.1 Introduction; title: 3.2 Sewing; title: 3.3 Boards and their attachment; title: 3.4 Spine lining and edge trimming; title: 3.5 Endbands; title: 3.6 Covering; title: 3.7 Fastenings and other appendages; title: Notes; title: Chapter 4 The Ethiopian codex; title: 4.1 Introduction; title: 4.2 Sewing and board attachment; title: 4.3 Boards and covering; title: 4.4 Endbands; title: 4.5 Functional aspects; title: Notes; title: Chapter 5 The Islamic codex; title: 5.1 Introduction; title: 5.2 Typology of the early Islamic codices; title: 5.3 Sewing, boards and their attachment; title: 5.4 Endbands; title: 5.5 Covering, decoration and fastenings; title: Notes; title: Chapter 6 Byzantine codices; title: 6.1 Introduction; title: 6.2 Bookblock, endleaves and sewing stations; title: 6.3 Sewing; title: 6.4 Methods of board attachment; title: 6.5 Boards; title: 6.6 Spine treatment and trimming; title: 6.7 Endbands; title: 6.8 Covering and decoration; title: 6.9 Fastenings and furnishings; title: 6.10 Repair and rebinding; title: 6,11 'Alla greca' bindings; title: 6.12 Armenian bindings; title: Notes; title: Part II The medieval codex in the Western world; title: Introduction; title: Notes; title: Chapter 7 Carolingian bindings; title: 7.1 Early literature and recent studies; title: 7.2 Introduction of the sewing support; title: 7.3 Boards and board attachment; title: 7.4 Sewing; title: 7.5 Endleaves; title: 7.6 Edge trimming; title: 7.7 Endbands; title: 7.8 Covering and decoration; title: 7.9 Fastenings; title: 7.10 Functional aspects and repairs; title: Notes; title: Chapter 8 Romanesque bindings; title: 8.1 Introduction of the sewing frame; title: 8.2 Early literature and recent studies; title: 8.3 Bookblock and sewing stations; title: 8.4 Endleaves; title: 8.5 Sewing; title: 8.6 Boards and board attachment; title: 8.7 Edge trimming; title: 8.8 Spine treatment; title: 8.9 Endbands; title: 8.10 Covering and decoration; title: 8.11 Fastenings and furnishings; title: 8.12 Functional aspects; title: Notes; title: Chapter 9 Gothic bindings; title: 9.1 Introduction; title: 9.2 Early literature and recent studies; title: 9.3 Textblock and endleaves; title: 9.4 Sewing; title: 9.5 Spine treatment; title: 9.6 Edge trimming; title: 9.7 Endbands; title: 9.8 Boards and board attachment; title: 9.9 Covering; title: 9.10 Techniques of decoration; title: 9.11 Fastenings; title: 9.12 Furnishings; title: 9.13 Functional aspects; title: Notes; title: Chapter 10 Limp bindings; title: 10.1 Introduction; title: 10.2 Bookblock attachment by primary tacketing; title: 10.3 Bookblock attachment by primary sewing; title: 10.4 Primary sewing through rigid back plates; title: 10.5 Bookblock attachment by secondary tacketing; title: 10.6 Ledger bindings; title: 10.7 Attachment by lacing-in the sewing supports; title: Notes; title: Bibliography; title: Index.