copy
A copy contains all handwritten sentences in various sources, but generally refers to a book written in correspondence with printed editions or texts. Ancient or medieval documents were handed down in the form of papyrus, parchment, or paper narrative, except that they were carved on stones, clay tablets, or metal plates, and scraps of wood or sculpture. In ancient times it was a book, but in the West, book capital became mainstream after the third or fourth century. Book capital is also mainstream in the Islamic manuscripts that appeared thereafter. Copies are also important to each other, but as can be seen in the luxurious manuscript, the decorative illustrations of the text and the borders of the covers are often handled independently as paintings and crafts. It has been gradually disappearing from the 15th century as print copies become popular.