
doi: 10.58079/15yuj
handle: 20.500.13089/15yuj
Durante varios siglos de la Baja Edad Media y los inicios de la Edad Moderna, el libro más difundido en Europa no fue la Biblia. Ese lugar lo ocupó un volumen mucho más pequeño y aparentemente modesto: el Libro de Horas. Este devocionario portátil se convirtió en uno de los mayores fenómenos editoriales de la historia europea. Sin embargo, hoy permanece sorprendentemente ausente de la memoria cultural colectiva. Libro de Horas, © BNE, Res/192. fols. 7v-8r El contraste resulta llamativo. Durante...
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