
2017 · Sourcebook (rules/options to enhance play)
Libraries in the Medieval and Renaissance Periods
This historical reference work reproduces an 1894 lecture on the position, arrangement, and fittings of libraries during the Middle Ages and Renaissance. It includes discussion of the system of chaining books and serves as a resource for creating historically informed libraries in games and fiction.
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