Descriptive catalogue of the Latin manuscripts from the former Benedictine monastery of St.Emmeram in Regensburg (volume 5: Clm 14541-14690)

位于里根斯堡的圣埃默拉姆本笃会修道院的手稿集是慕尼黑巴伐利亚州立图书馆（BSB;位于慕尼黑的巴伐利亚州立图书馆）的主要馆藏之一，因为它在文化历史上的重要性，它的年龄以及大小。修道院图书馆和写字间的起源可以追溯到世纪;在世俗化过程中修道院解散后，c. 1811/1812年，1000份手稿被转移到慕尼黑的维特尔斯巴赫宫廷图书馆。其中Codices latini monacenses的现今Bayerische Staatsbibliothek，925手稿从圣Emmeram保存下的shelfmarks 14000-15028，其中c。890件，即96%，起源于中世纪。到目前为止，该收藏品仅在19世纪的清单中完整列出。自1988年以来，德意志研究共同体资助了基于现代学术的描述性目录的编纂，并详细记录了手稿的材料构成。到目前为止，计划的七卷目录中有三卷已经出版：1995年第1卷介绍了Clm 14000-14130，2006年第2卷介绍了Clm 14131-14260，2011年第3卷介绍了Clm 14261-14400。第4卷已编制完毕，将于2012年3月完成编目后出版，并将于2014年出版。这四卷目录中的所有手稿描述都已经可以在网上数据库Mandaripta mediaevalia中全文查阅。目前的项目旨在汇编手稿Clm 14541-14690的描述性描述，并将其在网上数据库Mandaripta mediaevalia以及印刷目录（系列第5卷）中出版。

The collection of manuscripts from the former Benedictine monastery of St. Emmeram in Regensburg constitutes one of the major holdings of the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek München (BSB; Bavarian State Library in Munich) due to its importance for cultural history, its age as well as size. The origins of the monastery library and scriptorium date back to the ninth century; after the dissolution of the monastery in the course of the secularisation, c. 1000 manuscripts were transferred to the Wittelsbach court library at Munich in 1811/2. Among the Codices latini monacenses of the present-day Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, 925 manuscripts from St. Emmeram are preserved under the shelfmarks 14000-15028, of which c. 890, i.e. 96 percent, originated in the Middle Ages.Up to now, the collection is only listed in its entirely in a nineteenth-century inventory. Since 1988, the compilation of a descriptive catalogue based on modern scholarship and with a detailed documentation of the material makeup of the manuscripts has been funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft. So far, three of the seven planned catalogue volumes have been published: volume 1 with descriptions of Clm 14000-14130 in the year 1995, volume 2 for Clm 14131-14260 in 2006 and volume 3 for Clm 14261-14400 in 2011. Volume 4 was prepared for publication after the completion of cataloguing in March 2012 and will come out in 2014. All descriptions of manuscripts contained in these four catalogue volumes are already accessible in full text in the online database Manuscripta mediaevalia.The current project aims at compiling descriptive descriptions of the manuscripts Clm 14541-14690 and publishing them online in the database Manuscripta mediaevalia as well as in a printed catalogue (volume 5 of the series).