PRDL

The Post-Reformation Digital Library (PRDL) is a database of digital books relating to theology & philosophy ca. 1500-1800.

[David S. Sytsma @SytsmaDavid]

https://t.co/K5oTxOzaYq is up again.

Tech support made a change to allow for more user connections, so hopefully @PostRefDL will be more stable now.

[David S. Sytsma @SytsmaDavid]

The Legacy of Early Franciscan Thought, ed. Lydia Schumacher (De Gruyter 2021) #OpenAccess

Topics include soul-body union, providence, free will, divine illumination, Christology, & potentia absoluta/ordinata.

https://t.co/poNgZ82pj2

[PRDL @PostRefDL]

We are aware https://t.co/3S6mkIx9dU is down and are working to address the issue.

In the meantime, an archived version of the site may provide some access to sources:

https://t.co/h5VQO3vL3s

[David S. Sytsma @SytsmaDavid]

Nice to hear Prof Hattab mention @PostRefDL in her interview with @HistPhilosophy on the topic of Protestant philosophy.

“The @PostRefDL includes 726 [authors] by Protestant philosophers from 1500 to 1800”

A fascinating episode, listen here:
https://t.co/PkH80QbIZL

[David S. Sytsma @SytsmaDavid]

Hard to believe it’s been just over a decade since the launch of @PostRefDL. It seems normal now to have easy access to early modern digitized books, but a decade ago it was an exciting new frontier for research.

https://t.co/ezxQnS1sD2
https://t.co/34LOpqdFwo

[Junius Institute @JuniusInstitute]

JI associate director Jordan J. Ballor highlights an important study on the Reformed tradition and natural law that draws on the work of Richard Muller, JI senior fellow:

https://t.co/5dKPxFUiBp

[David S. Sytsma @SytsmaDavid]

Matthias Mangold has served many years as contributing editor for @PostRefDL. Glad to see this work come to fruition.

[PRDL @PostRefDL]

The director of the @PostRefDL and research curator of @JuniusInstitute is on Twitter: follow him @SytsmaDavid

[Junius Institute @JuniusInstitute]

Georg Pasor: Christian Ethics, Collected from the Holy Writings (Herborn, 1600)

https://t.co/YQZWPR7nDu

[Junius Institute @JuniusInstitute]

Noe's Classical Ark https://t.co/tnMSso3rME

[Jordan J. Ballor @JordanBallor]

Matthew Gaetano | Beyond Dordt and de Auxiliis

https://t.co/XDdVg6G655

Here's an interview based on our @BrillPublishing volume, including a story of how the @PostRefDL helped get it started

[PRDL @PostRefDL]

Locating Primary Sources with PRDL https://t.co/DyM08PX2NI via @MeeterCenter

[Tony Byrne @_TheoMed]

When @PostRefDL is down, bookmark this link to still access it via the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine: https://t.co/xPo5mqM9kR

[Junius Institute @JuniusInstitute]

What if you could wander the library stacks…online? https://t.co/MRx2nWmTDw via @internetarchive

[PRDL @PostRefDL]

While PRDL is down, we recommend using the version archived by the IA Wayback Machine... https://t.co/5rNj65RiRe

[Tony Byrne @_TheoMed]

@reformedtexan @PostRefDL When it was down yesterday, I was still able to get on a cached page of PRDL via a Google search, so sometimes that works.

[Jordan J. Ballor @JordanBallor]

Iconographie calvinienne : ouvrage dédié à l'Université de Genève https://t.co/qn4RMcR4LL

[Jordan J. Ballor @JordanBallor]

By David Sytsma, the indefatigable curator of @JuniusInstitute and developer of @PRDL, in the Journal of Religious Ethics...

[Joshua Heavin @JoshuaHeavin]

Once again blown away by just how much stuff is on @PostRefDL at https://t.co/5OHcGS19xu

[PRDL @PostRefDL]

Phase II of EEBO-TCP, consisting of about 40,000 fully-searchable texts for the period 1475-1700, will be released to the public one year from now, on Jan. 1, 2021. https://t.co/IRrFP3gFTQ