SDBM

The Schoenberg Database of Manuscripts helps you find pre-1600 manuscript books and info on them via data taken from auction and sale catalogs.

[SDBM @schoenbergdb]

It’s #phillippsmss week at @cultivate_mss. Featuring one of our MSS owned by Sir Thomas Phillips

[CULTIVATE MSS @cultivate_mss]

This spectacular early medieval #PhillippsMSS was sold at auction in 1945. It came to auction again in 1997 and was bought by Lawrence J. Schoenberg, founder of @schoenbergdb. It was given to the University of Pennsylvania by Barbara Brizdle Schoenberg in 2014, where it's LJS 101

[Dr N. Kıvılcım Yavuz (she/her) @nkivilcimyavuz]

@schoenbergdb @cultivate_mss In the last two centuries, MS D2 was listed for sale by several booksellers, including @Quaritch, different iterations of @Sothebys, Francis Edwards (@haycinemabooks), and E. P. Goldschmidt & Co., from whom @kulibraries purchased the manuscript in May 1956.

#kansasmanuscripts

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And who, we ask, doesn’t need a little @schoenbergdb data to get the weekend rolling?

[The Medieval Academy @MedievalAcademy]

Fires at Notre-Dame and Al-Aqsa Mosque https://t.co/DJDAE998Jm

[Aylin Malcolm @Malentendre]

A sneak peek for #MAA2019 attendees and manuscript enthusiasts: the digital versions of our exhibits are live at https://t.co/EvBOqQoSNr. Brought to you by Robyn Barrow, @RoseColredGlasz, me, and the endless patience of @herman_nick_. @PennSAS / @GSC_MAA / @SIMS_Mss

[The Medieval Academy @MedievalAcademy]

Check out the https://t.co/d2eh0y4LAt #MAA2019 app! Download the Sched conference app to your mobile device from your app store, then search in the app for “MAA2019” to find the event. Or visit the website at https://t.co/1tv3XdxBSV. See you in Philadelphia!

[SDBM @schoenbergdb]

New video tutorial is live! Watch and learn how to play the De Ricci Name Game https://t.co/hF7mT1VEtI via @YouTube

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Congrats to colleagues at @FragmentariumMS on the first issue of https://t.co/8P8HTxQriK. Especially excited to see the SDBM at work in this article: https://t.co/g6SNARbesw

[SDBM @schoenbergdb]

Congrats to SDBM Super Editor @LauraJCleaver on this phenomenal award to study the manuscript trade in the early 20th century! The SDBM stands ready to help in any way!

[Laura Cleaver @LauraJCleaver]

Absolutely delighted that I have been awarded ERC funding for 5 year project on the trade in medieval manuscripts in the early 20th century. Very excited about doing this research into some of Europe's cultural treasures. Huge thanks to everyone who has supported me! #ERCCog

[SDBM @schoenbergdb]

@lisafdavis It's in the mail!

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Thanks to @lisafdavis and her library science students, the @schoenbergdb now has over 300 users! If you don't have an account yet, sign up at https://t.co/KqLIqgduYe to join the fun

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@MSMigrations getting a shout out at @AmPhilSociety conference Past, Present and Future of Libraries #libraries275

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Emma Cawlfield now speaking on the SDBM at the Past, Present and Future of Libraries @AmPhilSociety

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Our new #SPARQL endpoint comes with instructions and canned queries: https://t.co/qeVvmck7sH Test it out and tell us what you think!

[Monica H Green, PhD #VaxTheWorld @monicaMedHist]

Please amplify. There is a movement afoot to begin to reconstruct digitally the #MuseuNacional in Rio de Janeiro. Anyone with photos from their visits is encouraged to write any of the following:
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]

[SDBM @schoenbergdb]

@MSMigrations Co-PI Hannover Wijsman discussing exciting new partnerships with French public libraries. That means more data to play with!

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@MSMigrations session kicking off at #imc2018 with PI @TobyBurrows at the helm

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For an explanation of the SDBM sparql data model, see https://t.co/t39w3LU5eL

[SDBM @schoenbergdb]

The SDBM has a sparql endpoint: https://t.co/HXarBvW2hu!! Anyone know how to use it? #stilllearning #playwithourdata

[ManuscriptMigrations @MSMigrations]

The Mapping Manuscript Migrations project is sponsoring session 1506 at #IMC2018 - "The After-Lives of Medieval Manuscripts: New Digital Approaches" (Thursday 5th July at 9am) with @TobyBurrows from @OxfordeResearch + Lynn Ransom from @SIMS_Mss + @HannoWijsman from @IRHT_CNRS