Scriptorium On Line - Revision history

GabrielBodard: GabrielBodard moved page Bulletin codicologique to Scriptorium On Line: Site containing both projects

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GabrielBodard moved page Bulletin codicologique to Scriptorium On Line: Site containing both projects

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	==Description==		==Description==
			From the website (accessed 2018-10-30):

			<blockquote><p>'''''Scriptorium''''' is an international journal of mediaeval manuscript studies founded in 1946. It is a biannual multilingual publication that essentially deals with codicology and the bibliography relating to European mediaeval manuscripts.</p>

			<p>'''Scriptorium On Line''' – Computer version of the publication ''Scriptorium'' and the ''Bulletin codicologique''. This catalogue website Scriptorium on line aims at rendering the written culture of the European Middle Ages accessible on the Internet for readers world-wide. To do so, it disposes of the following tools :</p>
			<ul><li>A cumulative index, per date and per institute of preservation, of the manuscripts reviewed in Scriptorium and in the ''Bulletin codicologique''
			(1946 → 2014)</li>

			<li>A complete summary, cumulative and per volume, of the articles, notes and material, chronicles
			and accounts published in the publication ''Scriptorium''
			(1946 → 2014)</li>

			<li>An exhaustive catalographic index of the works and articles reviewed by the ''Scriptorium''
			(1994 → 2014) </li></ul>
			</blockquote>

	In addition to listings for all articles published, the site boasts an extensive database of manuscripts referred to in both ''Scriptorium'' and ''Bulletin Codicologique'': as of January 2012, 263,000 (introduction of annual tables 1946-2008) entries, 1,100 cities and 4,000 institutes of preservation inventoried.		In addition to listings for all articles published, the site boasts an extensive database of manuscripts referred to in both ''Scriptorium'' and ''Bulletin Codicologique'': as of January 2012, 263,000 (introduction of annual tables 1946-2008) entries, 1,100 cities and 4,000 institutes of preservation inventoried.

GabrielBodard: struct; cat

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	===Available===		==Available==

	* ~~See~~ http://www.scriptorium.be/		* http://www.scriptorium.be/

	===Description===		==Description==

	In addition to listings for all articles published, the site boasts an extensive database of manuscripts referred to in both ''Scriptorium'' and ''Bulletin Codicologique'': as of January 2012, 263,000 (introduction of annual tables 1946-2008) entries, 1,100 cities and 4,000 institutes of preservation inventoried.		In addition to listings for all articles published, the site boasts an extensive database of manuscripts referred to in both ''Scriptorium'' and ''Bulletin Codicologique'': as of January 2012, 263,000 (introduction of annual tables 1946-2008) entries, 1,100 cities and 4,000 institutes of preservation inventoried.
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JoelKalvesmaki: Populated new page

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===Available===

* See http://www.scriptorium.be/

===Description===

In addition to listings for all articles published, the site boasts an extensive database of manuscripts referred to in both ''Scriptorium'' and ''Bulletin Codicologique'': as of January 2012, 263,000 (introduction of annual tables 1946-2008) entries, 1,100 cities and 4,000 institutes of preservation inventoried.

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