Medieval Hungary

A new exhibition at the National Széchényi Library puts the famous library of Matthias Corvinus (1458-1490) in focus again. This time, t...

Firenze, BML, Plut. 15.15 Once more I would like to report about the digitization of some very important volumes originally destined fo...

The very exciting digitisation process at the Vatican Library is going ahead at full speed, and the Library has made available online two m...

The Polybios-Corvina at the exhibition. Photo: National Széchényi Library  Four precious manuscripts from the famed library of King Mat...

As this blog  is aimed for an international audience, I  generally only write reviews of  books published in English or other w...

Wroclaw, University Library, R 492  As Medievalist.net reported , Wroclaw University Library in Poland is teaming up with IBM to digit...

Back in 2007, a major conference was organized at Villa I Tatti (The Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies in Florenc...

Couple of weeks ago I wrote about new research on the Bibliotheca Corviniana , and mentioned a few digitized manuscripts not listed on the B...

The Bibliotheca Corviniana, the library put together by King Matthias Corvinus (1458-1490) was one of the largest libraries of medieval Euro...