08-05-2016, 07:58 PM
Rene,
My questions remain unanswered, and thus my citations require still more labour than would have been necessary if you'd had time to answer them, so from my point of view it remains unsettled.
I read your short post to the Gregorian blog.
I see everywhere a mention of the document: Vatican Library, Arch.Bibl. 109
but nowhere any mention of where it can be seen. I'm less interested Mgr. J. Ruysschaert's list, not least because it was made so much later than when Wilfrid obtained our manuscript.
I wonder if, with your personal contacts, you might arrange for Vatican Library, Arch.Bibl. 109 to be published online? I realise it's not exactly a public collection, but it would be handy, and one wouldn't want the thing grabbed by anyone wanting then to assert copyright over it.
This is happening so often with medieval texts that it's becoming a bit of an issue for historians and other scholars.( I do hope the Beineke has read the fine print in the agreement made with a Spanish company making a facsimile edition. The British Library has lost rights to publish online one or two important manuscripts for that reason, or so I'm told).
My questions remain unanswered, and thus my citations require still more labour than would have been necessary if you'd had time to answer them, so from my point of view it remains unsettled.
I read your short post to the Gregorian blog.
I see everywhere a mention of the document: Vatican Library, Arch.Bibl. 109
but nowhere any mention of where it can be seen. I'm less interested Mgr. J. Ruysschaert's list, not least because it was made so much later than when Wilfrid obtained our manuscript.
I wonder if, with your personal contacts, you might arrange for Vatican Library, Arch.Bibl. 109 to be published online? I realise it's not exactly a public collection, but it would be handy, and one wouldn't want the thing grabbed by anyone wanting then to assert copyright over it.
This is happening so often with medieval texts that it's becoming a bit of an issue for historians and other scholars.( I do hope the Beineke has read the fine print in the agreement made with a Spanish company making a facsimile edition. The British Library has lost rights to publish online one or two important manuscripts for that reason, or so I'm told).