The scholarly catalogue of the Greek manuscripts in the Leipzig University Library

莱比锡大学图书馆拥有116件藏品，拥有德国第三大希腊手稿藏品。藏书由两部分组成，一方面是大学自己的Codices Graeci，另一部分是莱比锡市图书馆拥有的手稿。它包含了几个著名的作品，如西奈抄本，创世纪编年史或宗教仪式书籍。此外，它以其内容的广度而脱颖而出，从礼拜和圣经手稿到神学文献，从哲学、诗歌和历史到法律、医学和数学-技术文本。康斯坦丁·齐申多夫的手稿收藏具有特殊的意义，因为它的年代和在科学史上的重要性。自2012年以来，莱比锡大学图书馆手稿中心开展了一个致力于学术编目的DFG项目。在这个项目之前，主要的信息来源是19世纪的两个历史目录。这两者都有几个缺点，特别是它们的简洁性和对核心文本的关注有限。它们没有或很少包含关于手稿的编纂方面或起源和历史的信息，在内容方面也是过时的。此外，它们没有考虑到图书馆藏书在20世纪期间发生的变化。在该项目的这一点上，莱比锡市图书馆的手稿编目工作已基本完成，大学自身库存的编目工作已按计划开始。这部作品已经为这些手稿的起源和历史以及其中包含的文本提供了重要的见解。所有结果将在Manuscripta Mediavalia门户网站上提供。该项目第二阶段的目的是结束编目工作。这包括结果概要、所有数据的标准化和更正，以及从在线文件生成打印输出，以形成图书出版的基础。

With 116 items, Leipzig University Library has the third largest collection of Greek manuscripts in Germany. The collection is composed of two sections, on the one hand the university's own Codices graeci, and on the other a deposit of manuscripts owned by the Leipzig City Library. lt contains sev-eral famous pieces such as the Codex Sinaiticus, the chronicles of Genesios or the ceremonial book of Porphyrogennetos. In addition, it stands out for its breadth of contents ranging from liturgical and Bible manuscripts and theological literature through philosophical, poetic and historical to legal, med-ical and mathematical-technical texts. The manuscript collection of Konstantin Tischendorf is of par-ticular significance, due to its age and importance for the history of science.Since 2012, the Centre for Manuscripts at Leipzig University Library has conducted a DFG-project devoted to the scholarly cataloguing of the collection. Prior to this project, the main source of infor-mation consisted of two historical catalogues from the 19th century. These both suffer from several shortcomings, notably their brevity and their limited focus on the central texts. They contain no or little information about codicological aspects or the origins and history of the manuscripts and are also out of date in terms of content. Furthermore, they take no account of the changes in the library's holdings that have occurred over the course of the 20th century.At this point of the project, the cataloguing of the manuscripts from the Leipzig City Library is mostly completed and the cataloguing of the university's own stock has begun on schedule. The work has already provided major insights into the origins and history of the manuscripts, as well as the texts contained within them. All results will be made available online on the Manuscripta Mediaevalia portal.The second phase of the project is intended to conclude the cataloguing work. This includes a sum-mary outline of results, the standardisation and correction of all the data, as well as the generation of a printout from the online documents to form the basis of a book publication.