Digitalization of medieval manuscripts at the State and University Library Bremen

不来梅州立大学图书馆拥有127份中世纪手稿(包括三份永久借阅手稿)，这些手稿创作于9世纪至16世纪初。今天的中世纪手稿收藏结合了不来梅各种图书馆的藏品，如前圣佩里大教堂的图书馆，其藏品于1684年首先转移到雅典图书馆，然后于1863年转移到不来梅公共图书馆，以及律师和博学者梅尔基奥尔·海明斯菲尔德·戈尔达斯特(Melchior Heiminsfeld Goldast，1578-1635年)的私人图书馆，其藏品是不来梅图书馆创始股票的一部分。此外，还有一些来自不来梅小镇教堂和修道院的独特书籍。大多数中世纪手稿都是在DFG资助的深度开发项目之后编目的，并已出版在印刷目录中。在整个项目中，总共119份来自SuUB不来梅的中世纪手稿将在赫尔佐格8月图书馆沃尔芬布吕特尔进行数字化处理。此外，三份以前未编目的手稿将根据DFG指南进行编目。该项目完成后，SuUB不来梅的127份中世纪手稿全部收藏，并注明了现代和高质量的手稿描述，这些藏品完全数字化，所有数据均已编入索引，并可通过SuUB不来梅的“数字收藏”和“手稿门户网站”进行研究。该项目产生的SuUB不来梅的数字副本将在公共领域MARC下供重复使用。

The State and University Library Bremen owns 127 medieval manuscripts (including three permanent loans), which were created between the 9th and the early 16th century. Today's collection of medieval manuscripts combines holdings from various libraries in Bremen, such as the library of the former St. Petri Cathedral, whose holdings were transferred first to the Athenaeums Library in 1684, then to the Bremen public library in 1863, and the private library of lawyer and polymath Melchior Heiminsfeld Goldast (1578-1635), whose collection is part of the founding stock of the Bibliotheca Bremensis. Furthermore, there are some unique volumes from the town churches and monasteries in Bremen.Most of the medieval manuscripts have been catalogued in the wake of a previous DFG-funded in-depth development project and have been published in a print catalogue. Throughout the project, a total of 119 medieval manuscripts from the SuUB Bremen will be digitised at the Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel. Furthermore, the three previously uncatalogued manuscripts will be catalogued according to DFG guidelines.The completion of the project sees the entire holdings of the 127 medieval manuscripts from the SuUB Bremen annotated with modern and high-quality manuscript descriptions, the holdings completely digitised and all data indexed and made accessible for research via the "Digital Collections" of the SuUB Bremen and the "Manuscript Portal". The digital copies of the SuUB Bremen, resulting from the project, will be available for reuse under Public Domain Marc.