Latin Gospel-Books - Patrick McGurk: Latin Gospel Books from A.D. 400 to A.D. 800. (Publications de Scriptorium, v.) Pp. 123. Paris: Editions Erasme, 1961. Paper, 35 s [Book Review]

The Classical Review 12 (3):233-234 (1962)
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