""Codices Lugdunenses Antiquissimi"" est opus fundamentale in studio palaeographiae et historiae librorum, quod vetustissimos codices manuscriptos in bibliothecis Lugdunensibus asservatos accurate describit et investigat. Hoc volumen, ab erudito E. A. Lowe scriptum, monumentum est scientiae bibliographicae, praebens singulares recognitiones textuum qui a saeculis antiquis usque ad medium aevum pertinent.
In his paginis, lector inveniet subtiles analyses de scriptura, de materia membranacea, et de historia horum voluminum quae Lugduni, urbe Galliae nobilissima, per saecula custodita sunt. Opera haec non solum philologis et historicis prodest, sed omnibus qui originem et progressionem litterarum Latinarum et cultus humani cognoscere cupiunt. ""Codices Lugdunenses Antiquissimi"" momentum habet maximum ad intellegendum quomodo sapientia antiqua per manuscripta ad posteros transmissa sit. Per hanc investigationem, auctor illustrat nexum inter artem scribendi et conservationem scientiae in Europa. Est fons pretiosissimus ad cognoscendam evolutionem uncialium et minuscularum scripturarum, faciens hunc librum necessarium instrumentum pro quolibet studioso antiquitatis et medii aevi.
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