The Crosiers' library in Düsseldorf - reconstruction and comparative analysis

该项目的目的是对<s:1> sseldorf的Crosiers图书馆进行数字化重建，并对<s:1> sseldorf国立图书馆（Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek dseldorf）保存的馆藏进行分析。除了通常的书目信息外，馆藏细节，如以前的电话号码、所有者和历史书籍装订的特征将被记录并可以搜索。数字展示还将提供<s:1>塞尔多夫收藏的简介，并与霍恩布希、维克拉斯和梅明根的克罗西耶图书馆合作。一个专著，这形成了一个资格工作的一部分，将呈现的书的性质，文本和修道院秩序在住宅镇<s:1>塞尔多夫的知识分子档案。它还将把克罗西夫妇的收藏置于媒体变革的历史背景中。除了系统的方法外，还计划对手稿b103中独特的、迄今为止完全未被探索的“<s:1> self - dorf奇迹”传统进行深入分析。这一分析将说明十字路口对年轻的城市<s:1>塞尔多夫的重要性。除此之外，其他手抄本也将作为例子来研究它们的起源和细节。例如，一位抄写员在书的旁注和正文中使用了密码，这样就可以对他写的书和评论的书的用法做出结论。该项目的另一个目的是促进年轻学者的古文字和法典知识，因为这些技能对中世纪图书馆馆藏的分析和分类至关重要。

The aims of the project are a digital reconstruction of the Crosiers' library in Düsseldorf and an analysis of the preserved collection in the Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Düsseldorf. Aside from the usual bibliographic information, the holdings specifics such as former call numbers, owners and characteristics of the historic book bindings will be documented and can be searched. The digital presentation will also offer a synopsis of the Düsseldorf collection with the Crosiers' libraries in Hohenbusch, Wickrath and Memmingen.A monograph, which forms one part of a qualification work, will present book property, textuality and intellectual profile of the monastic order in the residence town Düsseldorf. It will also set the Crosiers' collection in the time of media change in its historic context. In addition to the systematic approach an in-depth analysis is planned of the unique and so far completely unexplored tradition of the “Düsseldorf miracles” in the manuscript B 103. This analysis will illustrate the Crosiers' importance for the young city of Düsseldorf. In addition to that, other manuscripts will be examined as examples regarding their genesis and specifics. One scribe for instance used a secret code in the marginalia and in the main text, which allows conclusions on the usage of his written and commented books.Another aim of this project is to promote the paleographical and codicological knowledge of young scholars since these skills are essential for the analysis and classification of medieval library collections.