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← HistoryWhich early optical advance resulted when scholars optimized medieval manuscript transcription?
A)Precise lens grinding techniques
B)Refractive index standardization
C)Controlled illumination geometry✓
D)Spectroscopic pigment analyses
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Illumination control improved legibility because this reduced glare and shadow obscuring fine written details, relying on diffuse reflection, rather than solely higher magnification, therefore enhancing transcription accuracy rather than spectral analysis of pigments.
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