A musical manuscript on the floor shows a large "V".

Older manuscripts show whole pages with hardly a phrase or a word crossed out.

The manuscript shows Mozart at work on one of his greatest pieces.

So the manuscript shows us not only the authoritative text, but how that text came to be.

This manuscript clearly shows that he spelled his name "Hewat".

In the 12th century, an illustrated astronomical manuscript shows it as a water beetle.

This manuscript shows the beginning of many techniques and motifs that are used in later manuscripts.

The manuscript has been copied in a single hand and shows signs of haste.

The manuscript shows that Mozart's father edited the piece.

The surviving manuscript shows that he was writing with unusual ease and facility.