Who Actually Copied the Books That Survived the Dark Ages? - and more
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Who Actually Copied the Books That Survived the Dark Ages? - and more
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Who Actually Copied the Books That Survived the Dark Ages? Settle in for a calm, softly spoken history for sleep story built for bedtime listening.
Tonight's connected stories: Hands Around the Page, The Scribe Whose Name Survived, Writing Between Old Lines, and The Little Red Gospel.
More than two hours of softly spoken narration with gentle fire ambience to help you fall asleep, ease insomnia, relax, study, or enjoy as quiet background while you read. The humour is lightest at the start and fades as the episode becomes calmer.
Chapters:
0:00 Hands Around the Page
53:35 The Scribe Whose Name Survived
1:25:18 Writing Between Old Lines
1:50:49 The Little Red Gospel
2:20:34 Fire ambience
Fire ambience: "Little fire.ogg" by Glaneur de sons, CC BY 3.0.
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https://www.youtube.com/@SleepVsHistory