Talk:Vergilius Vaticanus

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I have "demoted" David H. Wright, The Vatican Vergil, a Masterpiece of Late Antique Art because, when I wrote the initial article I did not fully understand WP's policies on references. I have not actually seen Wright's book. I did use Calkins and Weitzmann as references. Dsmdgold 15:38, 23 February 2006 (UTC)[reply]