BHLms (Bibliotheca Hagiographica Latina manuscripta)
This database combines the resources of the repertory of Latin hagiographic texts known as Bibliotheca Hagiographica Latina(BHL) with those of the catalogues of hagiographic manuscripts published in the series Subsidia hagiographica and Analecta Bollandiana. Entering the Latin name of a saint, one has access to his “dossier” (the various texts relating to him, as listed in BHL). A specific text can also be found by entering its BHL number. A list of all the manuscripts containing that text is then provided. The manuscripts can be ordered either in the alphabetical order of the places of conservation, or in chronological order.
La bibliothèque virtuelle de Clairvaux (BVC) donne accès aux manuscrits numérisés de Clairvaux et à des ressources historiques, pédagogiques et ludiques
The Collaborative Database of Dateable Greek Bookhands (CDDGB) is a catalogue of Greek manuscripts written in a literary script which, apart from a few exceptions, can be dated on the basis of some objective criterion, such as the presence of a document on the reverse side which contains a date, or a dateable archaeological context associated with the manuscript.
The Database of Byzantine Book Epigrams (DBBE) is an ongoing project that makes available textual and contextual data of book epigrams (or: metrical paratexts) from medieval Greek manuscripts (seventh to fifteenth century).
We define book epigrams as poems in books and on books: their subject is the very manuscript in which they are found. They record, react to, or motivate the production, the contents and the use of the book.
Die Virtuelle Schatzkammer der Stadtbibliothek im Bildungscampus Nürnberg ist eine Online-Plattform mit Digitalisaten von historisch wertvollem Kulturgut sowie von lokalhistorisch relevantem Schrifttum (Norica). Dazu zählen urheberrechtsfreie Handschriften sowie Drucke vom 15. bis in das 20. Jahrhundert hinein. Im Zuge des Digitalisierungsprozesses wird der Bestand an digital abrufbaren Ressourcen fortlaufend erweitert.
Athanasius of Alexandria. The Codex Goblerianus, used by Nannius for his Latin translation of Athanasius, Basel 1566. Geneva MS grec 29, vol. III ff 1-238 is a copy, which was used for the editio Commeliniana, 1600.
Tools for studying the scripts of the oldest Latin manuscripts. Focusing on non-documentary texts written before the year 800 and founded on E. A. Lowe's Codices Latini Antiquiores
Complete list of Digitized Armenian manuscripts, with metadata informations, IIIF links and tools for manuscript consultation and annotation. Provided by Calfa.
The authors aim to achieve a complete digital edition of the Greek manuscript XI.1 of the Biblioteca Marciana in Venice (= coll. 452). The first step was to identify as precisely as possible all the texts that appear in the various anthologies and compilations contained in this 14th-century school manuscript. Several of the anthologies are accompanied by grammatical and lexical scholia, known by a well-identified manuscript tradition and mostly used for the elaboration of a lexicon of Attic words. The difficulty of encoding this document in TEI-XML lies in the choice of the tags considered the most appropriate, since in TEI-XML scholia are considered as additions to the text, whereas here they seem to be a central element of the transmitted teaching. The authors propose a schema that allowed them to encode literary texts and scholia in an equivalent way but linked together, with unique identifiers.
T. Fuchs, и C. Mackert. Byzanzrezeption in Europa. Spurensuche über das Mittelalter und die Renaissance bis in die Gegenwart, 24, De Gruyter, Berlin and Boston, (2012)
E. Lamberz. I manoscritti greci tra riflessione e dibattito. Atti del V Colloquio Internazionale di Paleografia Greca (Cremona, 4 - 10 ottobre 1998), 31, Gonnelli, Firenze, (2000)
V. Puntoni. Studi Italiani di Filologia Classica, (1896)= wieder abgedruckt in: C. Samberger (ed.), Catalogi codicum Graecorum, qui in minoribus bibliothecis Italicis asservantur I, Leipzig 1965, 295-452..
R. Tocci. Parekbolai. An Electronic Journal for Byzantine Literature, 1 (0):
61--86(2011)Ziel der Untersuchung ist es, am Beispiel des Codex Vaticanus gr. 1889 die Interpunktionsgewohnheiten des Autor-Kopisten Theodoros Skutariotes herauszuarbeiten und somit einen Beitrag zum näheren Verständnis der Stixis in mittelalterlichen Handschriften zu leisten. Die Interpunktion der im Vaticanus autograph überlieferten Χρονικά wird jener der von Theodoros in dieser Handschrift kopierten Texte gegenübergestellt, und die Funktionen der einzelnen Zeichen vergleichend diskutiert. Auf der Basis der gewonnenen Ergebnisse wird die Übertragbarkeit der mittelalterlichen Interpunktion auf die moderne Editionspraxis erörtert..