The Plan of St. Gall a study of the architecture & economy of & life in a paradigmatic Carolingian monastery |
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THE LIBRARIAN
(BIBLIOTHECARIUS OR ARMARIUS)
"The Librarian is to have care of all books, readings, and
writings."[64]
He is in charge of both the library and the
scriptorium. He receives his orders directly from the abbot,
distributes the workload, provides the scribes with all the
requisites needed for their work (desks, parchment, ink,
pens, penknives, pumice stone for smoothing the parchment,
awls and rulers for making guidelines, reading frames to
hold the original being copied)[65]
and sees to it that no one,
during the hours of work, leaves the scriptorium without
permission.[66]
XXXII. DE FERRAMENTIS UEL REBUS MONASTERII
1 Substantia monasterii in ferramentis uel uestibus seu quibuslibet
rebus praeuideat abbas fratres, de quorum uita et moribus
securus sit,
2 et eis singula, ut iudicauerit utile, consignet custodienda atque
recolligenda.
32 THE TOOLS AND PROPERTY OF THE
MONASTERY
For the care of the monastery's property in tools, clothing, and
all other articles, let the abbot appoint brethren on whose life
and character he can rely: and let him, as he shall judge fit,
commit the various articles to them, to be looked after and to
be collected again.
BIBLIOTHECARIUS omnium librorum curam habeat, lectionum
atque scriptorum. Breve memorationis Walae, ed. cit., 421, 36-37.
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