Resources: German History in Documents and Images (GHDI)

"German History in Documents and Images (GHDI) is a comprehensive collection of primary source materials documenting Germany's political, social, and cultural history from 1500 to the present. It comprises original German texts, all of which are accompanied by new English translations, and a wide range of visual imagery. The materials are presented in ten sections, which have been compiled by leading scholars. All of the materials can be used free of charge for teaching, research, and related purposes; the site is strictly intended for individual, non-commercial use."

http://www.germanhistorydocs.ghi-dc.org/

Resources: Digitalisierte Nachlässe

"Diese Seite versammelt Nachweise zu ganz oder teilweise digitalisierten Nachlässen aus dem deutschsprachigen Raum, die frei und (soweit ersichtlich) dauerhaft im Internet verfügbar sind. Neben Nachlässen im Wortsinn (Provenienz des Nachlassbildners) werden auch bedeutsame Sammlungen handschriftlichen Materials zu Personen berücksichtigt. Einzelne Autographen werden nicht nachgewiesen."

http://de.wikisource.org/wiki/Digitalisierte_Nachl%C3%A4sse

Resources: eLiechtensteinensia

A digital archive of Liechtenstein's newspapers, journals and yearbooks:

http://www.eliechtensteinensia.li/

Resources: Digital Mozart Edition (DME)

"The Digital Mozart Edition (DME) is currently being developed at the Mozarteum Foundation Salzburg in cooperation with Packard Humanities Institute in Los Altos, California, USA. The DME will provide world wide access to the complete works of Wolfgang Amadé Mozart (1756–1791) in digital form via the internet for study and performance purposes. In addition to the presentation of all works of music online, the DME will include a critical edition of letters, documents and libretti as well.  The DME strives to incorporate images of original source materials with due consideration of copyright laws.  Access to the website, including the downloading and printing of files for non-commercial purposes, is free.  Information relating to works and sources will also be provided online."

http://dme.mozarteum.at/DME/main/index.php?l=2

Resources: Digital Archive of Inaugural Lectures

"Historical studies have revealed the complexity of the pathways through which university philosophical culture has taken part in the development of knowledge from the Late Middle Ages to our times. Nonetheless, till now a full class of documents has been considered only erratically: the inaugural lectures (also known as paginae) of the single university courses given from the Renaissance to the beginning of the eighteenth century. Scholars of university history know that each of the countless inaugural lectures till extant in archives and libraries is an interesting document, revealing the tenets of university culture in a specific place and time; however, few research campaigns have been conducted on these documents with the aim of improving sistematically our understanding of the history of university culture in general, or of specific trends in it. Main obstacles to these enterprises are the large number of extant documents and their dispersion. DArIL aims to facilitate scholars to overcome these difficulties, providing them with an access to a digital collection of searchable descriptions, digital photo-reproductions and codified transcriptions of paginae."

 http://www.daril.eu/index.php?id=4&L=1

Resources: Mediatheca Franciscana

"La biblioteca del Sacro Convento di Assisi si è costituta sin dal sec. XIII come biblioteca della comunità francescana residente presso la chiesa-santuario di S. Francesco. Gli studiosi sono ormai concordi nell’affermare che nel Sacro Convento fu attivo uno scriptorium che realizzò innanzitutto  manoscritti liturgici e omiletici destinati al culto ed all’attività pastorale e nel contempo manoscritti biblici, filosofici e teologici destinati allo studio. La produzione di questo centro scrittorio è documentata anche grazie all’uso di una grafia particolare, denominata littera assisiensis.

Accanto alla produzione libraria propria del centro scrittorio assisano notevole è stato l'arricchimento della biblioteca medievale dovuta ad acquisizioni di manoscritti prodotti in altri luoghi. La biblioteca di Assisi fu la più ricca biblioteca francescana d’Europa sino alla fine del secolo XIV, paragonabile alle prestigiose biblioteche monastiche e a quelle universitarie. L’inventario redatto da fra Giovanni di Iolo nel 1381 ne è la più significativa testimonianza.[...]"

 http://www.sisf-assisi.it/mediatheca.HTM

Resources: Digital library of late-antique latin texts (digilibLT)

"The digilibLT project is planning to offer a complete database of late-antique Latin authors and works, as well as an exhaustive canon. Access to the canon and the database is free. Search windows are designed to allow users to search either the entire collection of texts or a selection of them (by author, period, or type of text) or single authors and works. Texts can be downloaded freely, which will allow individual scholars to work on their areas of interest with maximum flexibility. Texts are codified according both to the TEI and the Beta coding standard;[...]

http://www.digiliblt.unipmn.it/