Digital Collections & Databases

The Repertorium of South Slavonic Manuscripts and Copyists (10th–14th c.) is the outcome of the research projects “Fourteenth Century South Slavonic Scribes and Scriptoria (Palaeographical Attribution and Online Repertorium)” (№ KP-06-N50/4) and “Development of the Cyrillic Alphabet from the 9th to the 14th Century in the South Slavonic Lands: Research and Digital Presentation” (№ KP-06-N90/9), funded by the National Science Fund of Bulgaria. The initiative is jointly carried out by the Cyrillo-Methodian Research Centre and the Institute of Mathematics and Informatics at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.

The material Christian cultural heritage in the churches and chapels of the North Rhine-Westphalian part of the diocese of Münster will be digitally indexed, the research data published in a selection and presented in virtual exhibition formats in cooperation with the Art Conservation Department in the Department of Art and Culture in the Vicariate General of the Diocese of Münster

Michael Kardinal von Faulhaber (1869-1952) was archbishop of Munich, an eminent theologian, an articulate opinion leader of political Catholicism and a campaigner for church interests. His influence reached far beyond the borders of Germany and the Catholic ChurchThe diaries and selected supplementary sheets will be recorded in full, transcribed and made accessible in an online database. A commentary will include short biographies and subject headings, explanations and translations. Links will be made to related diary entries and supplements, among other things.

1. Open-Access Orthodox Christian Theological Digital Library
2. Digitization of rare, out-of-print, or still in use academic books, journals, etc., in the Greek language with abstracts in English. of subscribed and catalogued 28.150 titles (books) and 16.500 not yet catalogued, as well as 259 titles of catalogued journals

The National and University Library of Bosnia and Herzegovina (NULB&H) launched its digitization program in 2005 to preserve and promote the country’s cultural heritage. Supported by the Federal Ministry of Education and Science, the Digital Collections portal was established with the aim of protecting original documents while making them widely accessible online. The collection includes some of the Library’s most valuable materials from its Special Collections—rare and old books, manuscripts, maps, and graphics—as well as historical periodicals and official publications. All digitized content is considered public national heritage, provided under open access principles (Creative Commons), and continuously expanded. Digital copies are available for personal, educational, and research use, while commercial use requires written approval from the Library. Unauthorized distribution, modification, or resale of files is prohibited. The project was realized with the support of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Sarajevo and other expert collaborators.

Digital Library, Full-text Search, Islamic Manuscripts, Cultural Heritage, Bosnia and Herzegovina

150 digital editions of Old Bulgarian (Old Church Slavonic) texts of different genre and volume, created between 10th and 18th cc.The corpus software allows for text critics and palaeographic and codicological comments. The corpus is a constantly developing resource and is supported by respective tools for text uploading and processing.

Digital edition of ms РГАДА, собр. МГАМИД, № 279/658 containing the oldest Slavic chronographic compilation, the so called Jewish Chronograph

Digital version of Старобългарски речник. Т. І, 1999. София, Валентин Траянов, 1027 с. Т. ІІ, 2009. Валентин Траянов, 1325 с. (Old Bulgarian/OCS Dictionary 9th-11th cc. )

Reversed Greek to Old Bulgarian (OCS) Dictionary

A constantly developing resource that contains the lexis of Bulgarian from the 9th to 18th cc.

Historical dictionary of synchronous type, containing the vocabulary of the works of the prominent Bulgarian writer and cleric Patriarch Euthymius (14th c.)

Terminological Dictionary of John Exarch, who is the first translator of major Byzantine theological works.

The Thesaurus provides a synoptic view of the word usage in the most popular writings of St. Maximus the Confessor. It is an exhaustive word forms index to the modern editions. The texts themselves are not on the site. For more information look at the Menu rubric.

It brings together data from analyses of colour materials in illuminated manuscripts kept at the BnF, as well as, for a small number of data, in libraries in the regions.
The main objective of this database of physico-chemical analysis data is to create an interdisciplinary conceptual model that meets the different needs of the scientific communities working on color and its materials. To this end, the data related to the materiality of works in AGORHA have been structured within a new materiality block, and documentary thesauri on materials and techniques have been developed. More broadly, through this database, it is a question of better integrating the study of the materials that make up works of art in the field of art history, in particular by documenting their circulation in time and space and by questioning the links they can maintain with style and iconography.

TochPhrase is a database that, based on texts in Tocharian A and B, highlights the expressions/terms of Buddhist phraseology.

TochStory is a database of narrative Buddhist texts in Tocharian.

A Digital Text Production Pipeline for Print and Handwritten Texts using machine learning techniques.

The dictionary offers the possibility to find any researcher from EPHE by name, team or laboratory or even by thematic of research.

This cartographic database contains the 20,980 rubbings of steles produced in Vietnam by the École Française d'Extrême-Orient between 1910 and 1944.

Digitalized books and periodical of research, surveys and excursions in Vietnam and Laos between 1850 and 1945.

The Chinese Religious Text Authority (CRTA) provides reliable bibliographic and academic information about Chinese religious texts, focusing on texts produced prior to 1949.

The edition is a project in which institutions and individual scholars can take the responsibility to edit one or more works.

The objects from the collections are presented online and can be borrowed for exhibitions with a loan agreement.

Free online access to over 1,800 digitised medieval manuscripts, incunabula and historical books from the Archbishop's Diocesan and Cathedral Library of Cologne. The collections cover a long period of Western European Christianity and cultural history.