We have received another four new links to digitized manuscripts and we have added them to the DMMapp! This time around, the resources come from Slovenia, the US, and France. Let’s give a look!
New libraries in the DMMapp: Medieval Bacon Edition
New Libraries on the DMMapp!
It’s spring, the sun is shining, and the DMMapp has more links than ever thanks to the following additions:
- Borthwick Archives
- University of South Carolina University Libraries
- University of North Carolina at Greensboro
- Missouri State University
- Durham University Library
- Chetham’s Library
We have also updated the link to the Biblioteca Teresiana which was reported as broken! … Continue reading!
IIIF – The digitized manuscripts revolution we’ve all been waiting for!
We created the DMMapp to make it easier for you to find collections of digitized manuscripts – and IIIF is making it easier for you to view, study, and compare manuscripts. In this post we are going to tell you all about why it’s awesome! … Continue reading!
100 newly digitized manuscripts online
There is no way we could have come up with a better title. The British Library and the Bibliothèque nationale de France have just digitized 100 manuscripts, all dated between 700CE and 1200CE, and made them available online! The news is so awesome that as soon as we saw it on Twitter we decided we would write this post. … Continue reading!
The digitized manuscripts of the Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana
The Laurentian Library, in context
Florence is a beautiful city. The kind of city many people from Rome like myself would like to move to; so similar is it to the Capital: full of art, culture, history… but without the broken roads, the traffic, and a bit more calm. … Continue reading!