Digitization and Indexing of Coptic Papyri (K-Tafeln) from the Collection of Papyri and Ostraca at the Leipzig University Library

该项目旨在为Coptology提供以前未知的原始来源，从而启动进一步的Coptology研究，并鼓励出版莱比锡收藏的Papyri。在所谓的K面板中，大约750个科普特纸草碎片目前储存在50个临时上釉的玻璃板中。通过该项目，以前已知的纸莎草属和介形草属收藏品的数量将在两位数范围内大幅增加。在索引过程中，纸莎草类片段将根据频繁流传的萨希甸方言和更少使用的法朱曼方言进行区分。总结了与内容相关的片段，并根据内容对文本进行了粗略的分类。如果可能，相关片段被“连接”。因此，在语言和内容方面为其研究提供了新的素材。该项目结束了莱比锡大学图书馆收藏的纸莎草纸的索引和数字化工作。到目前为止，刻有科普特文字的纸莎草纸还没有完全编目和数字化。项目成功结束后，元数据和图像将在Papyrus门户数据库中完全可用。临时玻璃板在莱比锡大学图书馆的修复车间打开，音乐学院小心翼翼。然后，相关的片段可以通过该项目的科普专家的科学专业知识连接在一起。在项目过程中，根据材料类型、时间分类以及文本或内容相关分类，可以分配给另一个片段的片段数量将会增加。所有碎片都会单独或结合在一起，接受由惰性硼硅酸盐玻璃制成的新玻璃。这种玻璃质量防止了像过去经常发生的那样，在玻璃内部形成氯化钠沉积物。在上光时，K纸板第一次被分配一个库存号，这是纸纸学中的常见程序。莱比锡收藏的已编目的纸莎草属和鸵鸟属植物的总数，总数约为。到目前为止，5,000人，在项目索引后将增加到约5,300人。在大学图书馆的数字化车间里，提供了库存编号的玻璃板被数字化。莱比锡大学的计算系将这些数字副本整合到纸莎草纸门户中。还有图像的长期保存。

The project aims to provide the Coptology with previously unknown primary sources and thus to initiate further Coptological research and to stimulate the publication of Papyri from the Leipzig Collection. In the so-called K-panels, about 750 Coptic fragments of papyrus are currently stored in 50 glass panels temporarily glazed. Through the project, the previously known stock of papyrus and ostraca collection will be increased by a significant number in the double-digit range.During the process of indexing, the papyrus fragments are to be distinguished according to the frequently handed down Sahidian dialect and the much more rarely used Fajjuman dialect. Content-related fragments are summarized and the texts are roughly classified in terms of content. If possible, related fragments are "joined". Papyrology and, more specifically, Coptology is thus provided with new source material for its research both in terms of language and content.The project concludes the indexing and digitization of the papyri from the papyrus and ostraca collection of the Leipzig University Library. So far, the Coptic inscribed papyri were not fully cataloged and digitized. After successful project end, metadata and images will be fully available in the Papyrusportal database.The temporary glass panels are opened in the restoration workshop of the University Library Leipzig with conservatory caution. Related fragments can then be joined together by the scientific expertise of the project Coptologist. In the course of the project, the number of fragments that can be assigned to another fragment based on material type, temporal classification and textual or content-related classification will increase. All fragments receive, either individually or conjointly, a new glazing made of inert borosilicate glass. This glass quality prevents sodium chloride deposits from forming on the inside of the glass, as has often happened in the past. In glazing, the K-boards are assigned an inventory number for the first time, as is the usual procedure in papyrology. The total number of cataloged papyri and Ostraka of the Leipzig collection, which amounted to approx. 5,000 so far, will increase after indexing of the project to approximately 5,300. The glass plates provided with inventory numbers are digitized in the digitization workshop of the university library. The computing department of the University of Leipzig integrates the digital copies into the papyrus portal. There is also the long-term preservation of images.