Cataloguing the Greek Manuscripts of the Pontificio Collegio Greco in Rome

圣阿塔纳西奥宗座学院成立于1577年，是罗马最古老的宗座学院之一，有着特别丰富的传统。除了许多有价值的早期印刷书籍外，希腊学院今天还拥有一个鲜为人知的收藏，其中包括9 /10世纪至18世纪的22份希腊手稿，其中包括世俗和神学文本。申请人的目的是通过一个编目项目，在今天的科学标准的基础上，通过德国研究基金的研究资助，调查和提供更好的访问这些法典。唯一可用的目录于1913年编写，仅提供了手稿的一般描述，只处理，并不总是完整的内容，而没有解决法典学，古文献学和出处的问题。此外，从那时起，收藏品增加了，抄本在上个世纪中叶得到了反弹和修复，这使得对已经不完整的目录进行全面检查更加可取。这个项目打算根据古典和拜占庭研究中使用的现行编目模式对抄本进行详细描述。重点是在16世纪和17世纪希腊学院的文化环境中对抄写手的识别，以及对迄今为止未被探索的收集的起源和组成的研究。手稿的描述将以印刷版和可免费访问的数据库Manus OnLine发布。通过这种方式，通过将抄本数字化，可以为研究界进一步研究希腊学院的收藏建立可行的科学基础。

The Pontificio Collegio Greco di Sant'Atanasio, founded in the year 1577, is one of the oldest Pontifical Colleges in Rome and bears a particularly rich tradition. In addition to many valuable early printed books, the Greek College owns today a little known collection of 22 Greek manuscripts originating from the 9th/10th until the 18th centuries that contain secular as well as theological texts. The applicant's aim is to investigate and to provide better access to these codices through a cataloguing project on the basis of today's scientific standards by way of a research grant of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft. The only available catalogue, compiled in 1913, offers merely a general description of the manuscripts, dealing only, and not always fully with the content, while not addressing the issues of codicology, palaeography and provenance. Also the fact that the collection increased since then and the codices were rebounded and restored in the middle of the last century, make an overhaul of the already incomplete catalogue all the more desirable. This project intends to carry out detailed descriptions of the codices according to the current cataloguing patterns used in Classical and Byzantine studies. The emphasis is on the identification of scribal hands from the cultural milieu of the Greek College in the 16th and 17th centuries and on the research of the heretofore unexplored origin and composition of the collection. The descriptions of the manuscripts shall be published in a printed volume as well as on the freely accessible database Manus OnLine. In this way and by digitalising the codices viable scientific foundations for further studies on the collection of the Greek College by the research community could be established.