Most of HMML's Austrian collection is now available. The Electronic Grosseteste , ed. James R. Ginther. There are also research resources which would be of use to those who work in medieval theology, philosophy, history of science and church history, including a searchable bibliographical database. Users may also download zipped copies of the public domain texts.
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All public texts are searchable. The Goettingen State and University Library announces the final version of its digitized Gutenberg Bible. The 1282 pages of the Bible at Goettingen, one of four complete, illuminated copies on vellum, have been scanned with a high-end professional digital camera back, Picture Gate 8000. Careful attention was paid to create faithful reproductions of the 88 wonderful illuminated, partly gilded pages. The Department of Medieval Studies at Central European University, Budapest, has created a manual dealing with production, structure, illumination, patronage, and usage of manuscripts.