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tomaison? Not in my dictionary! Anybody?
Greetings all. I am new here. I am trying to fill out a form to order a digital copy of an illumination in a manuscript. The form asks for : <tomaison>
Can someone translate for me?
Thank you. Victoria
Can someone translate for me?
Thank you. Victoria
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Permalink Reply by Victoria George on -
I just had a thought: could it be something to do with "tome" (volume, as in a book)?
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Permalink Reply by Benoît on
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A literary work ("ouvrage") can contain several volumes ("tomes").
"tomaison" indicates the number of one of these volumes.
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Permalink Reply by Victoria George on
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Thank you!
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Permalink Reply by Victoria George on
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Ryk,
What you say is interesting. In fact, I encountered the word on a form that I had to complete on the website of the Bibliotheque Nationale de France! So, it is a word still in use it would seem, but not a very common one. Upper class? Maybe.
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