Digitalization of medieval manuscripts in the Rhenish bishoprics of Speyer, Worms and Mainz with in-depth indexing of the manuscripts in Worms and Speyer

该项目的目的是对莱茵河中部三个圣公会城市美因茨、斯佩耶和沃姆斯的档案馆、图书馆和博物馆的中世纪手稿进行数字化、深入索引和在线展示。此外，它还计划对Worms和Speyer的39份手稿进行更深入的索引，并记录它们的水印。它在政治、宗教和经济上的最高地位使中莱茵河成为中世纪杰出的手稿生产地区。由于现代战争和法国大革命的后果造成的严重破坏，斯皮耶-蠕虫-美因茨的书籍景观在今天尤其令人困惑。这就是拟议的项目的用武之地，该项目旨在通过将美因茨、斯佩耶和沃姆斯等城市的公共机构中世纪书籍目录数字化，以及通过提供公共领域的图像数据，创造机会研究文化和传统历史的主要问题。数量结构包括462篇稿件，约462篇。168,000页。可以使用DFG查看器查看数字副本，并可通过IIIF免费使用。通过手稿中心的手稿门户网站(https://handschriftenportal.de).)提供标准数据支持的手稿证明数字副本通过可视图书馆软件系统通过UB Mainz(https://gutenberg-capture.ub.uni-mainz.de).)的古登堡捕获门户呈现美因茨大学通过对所产生的数据进行长期存档，确保了该项目成果的连续性。美因茨大学图书馆致力于长期保护和提供文化遗产，并保证根据《欧洲公共领域宪章》免费获取项目中创建的所有数字副本和元数据。对数字化项目的补充是对位于Worms和Speyer的39份手稿进行深入索引，这只能根据以前索引项目的最低要求进行小规模的考虑。根据DFG指南编目，对这些手稿进行了编纂、古文字学和起源历史的检查。水印分析也应该在这里进行。随后，可以使用数字副本对文本进行深入索引。因此，该项目正在采取一种创新的方法，将重点放在历史手稿的材料上，考虑到图书馆、档案馆和博物馆的跨学科藏品，并提供了将历史收藏品的遗迹汇集在一起的机会。

The aim of this project is the digitalization, in-depth indexing and online presentation of medieval manuscripts from archives, libraries and museums of the three middle-Rhenish episcopal cities Mainz, Speyer and Worms. Additionaly, it is planned to index 39 manuscripts from Worms and Speyer in greater depth and to document their watermarks. Its political, religious and economic top position made the Middle Rhine an outstanding region of manuscript production in the Middle Ages. Due to severe damage caused by modern age wars and the consequences of the French Revolution, the Speyer-Worms-Mainz book landscape is particularly confusing today. This is where the proposed project comes in, which aims to create opportunities to research overarching questions of cultural and traditional history via the digitalization of the medieval book inventory of public institutions in the cities of Mainz, Speyer and Worms and through the provision of image data in the public domain. The quantity structure includes 462 manuscripts with approx. 168,000 pages. The digital copies can be viewed using the DFG viewer and are available for free subsequent use via IIIF. The norm data-supported proof of the manuscripts is provided via the manuscript portal of the manuscript centers (https://handschriftenportal.de). The digital copies are presented through the Visual Library software system via the Gutenberg Capture portal of the UB Mainz (https://gutenberg-capture.ub.uni-mainz.de). The continuance of the results of this project is ensured by the UB Mainz through the long-term archiving of the produced data. The Mainz University Library is committed to the long-term safeguarding and provision of cultural heritage and guarantees free access to all digital copies and metadata created in the project in accordance with the Europeana Public Domain Charter. The digitalization project is to be supplemented by an in-depth indexing of the 39 manuscripts located in Worms and Speyer, which could only be considered in a small way according to the minimum requirements in the context of previous indexing projects. These manuscripts are examined codicologically, palaeographically and with regard to their origin history cataloged according to DFG guidelines. The watermark analysis is also supposed to be carried out here. Later on, the texts can be indexed in depth using the digital copies. The project is thus pursuing an innovative approach that focuses on the material of historical manuscripts, takes into account interdisciplinary holdings in libraries, archives and museums and also offers the opportunity to bring together the remains of historical collections.