Cataloguing of the occidental medieval manuscripts of the Göttingen State and University Library

．Göttingen国家和大学图书馆拥有426份西方中世纪手稿，涵盖了广泛的主题。1734年，这座图书馆作为学术研究的收藏场所成立，之后，几乎所有的中世纪手稿都逐渐在拍卖中获得，以补充世界图书馆的印刷书籍。在18世纪，根据一个宽泛的主题分类，它们与现代手稿一起被搁置起来。因此，它们记录了启蒙运动时期学者对中世纪知识的接受情况。到目前为止，获得的1894年以前的中世纪手稿还没有进行足够的编目。然而，由于它们涉及许多知识领域，它们与几乎所有与中世纪有关的研究兴趣的学科都相关。这个为期六年的项目的目标是将所有231份中世纪拉丁语手稿编目，这些手稿分别属于历史学、文学史、自然史、法学、语言学、哲学和神学，以及所有学科类别的74份中世纪白话手稿。编目以dfg手稿编目标准为基础，由两位编目员共同编目。索引不足的书面来源及其物证将编入目录，以满足目前的研究要求。在第一个三年一次的项目阶段（直到2019年8月31日），根据DFG的“richlinien Handschriftenkatalogisierung”，由SUB的一名员工Göttingen描述了46份白话中世纪手稿，由HAB wolfenbttel的一名员工描述了29份拉丁手稿，这些描述可在HAB的手稿数据库（www.hab.de）和手稿中获得（http://www.manuscripta-mediaevalia.de/）。与最初的时间表和出版的手稿描述数量的偏差可以解释为两个项目成员在项目第一阶段申请了成本中立的延期，并得到了DFG的批准。因此，Göttingen员工的第一阶段项目延长了3个月（至2020年4月15日），wolfenbttel员工的第一阶段项目延长了13个月（至2021年1月31日）。在目前的第一个项目阶段，对全部待描述的手稿（152份手稿）进行了保存处理。除此之外，潜艇Göttingen的一名研究生助理和德国沃尔夫堡<e:2>博物馆的一名雇员记录并描述了整个项目第一阶段的装订邮票（EBDB; Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin - Preußischer Kulturbesitz）和手稿的水印（WZIS; Landesarchiv baden - w<e:1> - rttemberg）。

.Göttingen State and University Library possesses 426 occidental medieval manuscripts which cover a wide range of subjects. After the library was founded in 1734 as a collection for scholarly research, almost all of the medieval manuscripts were gradually acquired at auction sales to complement the universal library’s holdings of printed books. In the 18th century they were shelved together with modern manuscripts according to a broad subject classification. Thus, they document the reception of medieval knowledge by scholars at the time of Enlightenment.So far the medieval manuscripts acquired until the year 1894 have only been catalogued insufficiently. Since they touch many fields of knowledge, however, they are relevant for nearly all disciplines with research interests pertaining to medieval times. The six-years-project’s aim is to catalogue all 231 medieval Latin manuscripts in the classes Historia, Historia literarum, Historia naturalis, Juridica, Philolologia, Philosophia and Theologia and the 74 medieval vernacular manuscripts in all subject classes. The cataloguing is based on the DFG-standards for manuscript cataloguing and the work will be shared by two cataloguers. Insufficiently indexed written sources and their material evidence will be catalogued to meet to present research requirements.In the first triannual project phase (until 31.08.2019), 46 vernacular medieval manuscripts were described according to the "Richtlinien Handschriftenkatalogisierung" of the DFG by an employee of the SUB Göttingen and 29 Latin manuscripts by an employee of the HAB Wolfenbüttel and The descriptions were made available in the manuscript database of the HAB (www.hab.de) and in Manuscripta Mediaevalia (http://www.manuscripta-mediaevalia.de/). The deviation from the original schedule and the number of published manuscript descriptions can be explained by the fact that both project members applied for a cost-neutral extension during the first project phase which was approved of by the DFG. As a result, the first project phase was extended by 3 months for the employee in Göttingen (until 15.04.2020) and by 13 months for the employee in Wolfenbüttel (until 31.01.2021).In the current first project phase, a conservational treatment of the entire collection of manuscripts to be described (152 manuscripts) was carried out. In addition to this, a graduate assistant of the SUB Göttingen and an employee of the HAB Wolfenbüttel recorded and described the binding stamps (EBDB; Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin – Preußischer Kulturbesitz) and the watermarks of the manuscripts for the entire first project phase (WZIS; Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg).