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Volume 31, Issue 1/2
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Abstract

At a seminar on 2 October 2023, the Committee overseeing the publication of and the Huygens Institute presented four new digital editions of medieval miscellanies: the Vanden Stock manuscript, the Serrure manuscript, the Blauwe Schuit manuscript and the Heber-Serrure Codex. One more volume will follow. The digital volumes follow the conventions for the printed volumes. As a follow-up to Paul Wackers’ article on the history of the series and the printed volumes that appeared, in this article I discuss the digital editions: their functionality, some technical background and some reasons why the making of these editions has taken so long.

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2024-12-01
2025-06-10
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Four digital medieval miscellanies in the MVN Series
Queeste 31, 136 (2024); https://doi.org/10.5117/QUE2024.1-2.010.BOOT
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