Cataloguing of medieval manuscripts with literary texts and texts related to specific fields (naturalsciences, geography, philosophy, theology etc.) belonging to the Universitaets- undLandesbibliothek Darmstadt (volume 7) at the Centre for Manuscripts at

达姆施塔特大学和州立图书馆（ULB）的手稿收藏来自前黑森-达姆施塔特州的法院图书馆。直到今天，它仍然是最大和最杰出的中世纪手稿收藏之一，世界各地的研究人员经常光顾。拟议的项目旨在编制迄今未编目的文学文本和与特定领域有关的文本部分的学术目录。该目录将构成达姆施塔特图书馆手稿目录系列的第7卷，从而有助于将90%以上的完整手稿收藏供科学研究使用。入选本项目的137份手稿可分为七个部分：法律（Corpus iuris civilis）、哲学/神学、历史科学、文学、语言学、自然科学、地理。它们大多是用拉丁语写的，少数是用中世纪晚期的方言（德语、法语、意大利语）写的。在手稿中有许多有插图的。从我们迄今所知的情况来看，可以预期编目过程将使许多未知的文本证人暴露出来。因此，该项目不仅将为中世纪研究学者带来相关的结果，而且还将为科学史等相关研究带来相关的结果。编目工作将在斯图加特符腾堡州立图书馆手稿中心进行。研究结果将通过Manuscripta Mediaevalia （www.manuscripta-mediaevalia.de）在线发布。

The manuscript collection of the Universitaets- und Landesbibliothek (ULB) Darmstadt emenated from the former Court Library of the Landgraves of Hessen-Darmstadt. To this day it represents one of the largest and distinguished collections of medieval manuscripts and is frequented by researchers from all over the world. The proposed project aims to produce a scholarly catalogue of the hitherto uncatalogued section of literary texts and texts related to specific fields. The catalogue will constitute volume 7 of the series of manuscript catalogues of the ULB Darmstadt, thus contributing to make accessible more than 90 per cent of the complete manuscript collection for scientific research. The 137 manuscripts selected for this project can be classified into to seven sections: Law (Corpus iuris civilis), Philosophy / Theology, Historical Science, Literature, Linguistics, Natural Sciences, Geography. Most of them are written in Latin, a few in late medieval vernacular languages (German, French, Italian). Among the manuscripts are many illuminated ones. From what we know so far, it can be expected that the cataloguing process will bring to light numerous unknown textual witnesses. The project will thus bring forth results of relevance not only for scholars of medieval studies but also to research concerning, e.g. history of science. The cataloguing is to be conducted at the Centre for Manuscripts at Wuerttembergische Landesbibliothek Stuttgart. The results will be published online via Manuscripta Mediaevalia (www.manuscripta-mediaevalia.de).