Medieval Codices from the Premonstratensian Canonry in Nová Říše
Digitisation of five medieval manuscripts, the oldest of them being a collection of sermons and meditative texts from the first half of the 14th century
Digitisation of five medieval manuscripts, the oldest of them being a collection of sermons and meditative texts from the first half of the 14th century
Digitisation of 21 manuscripts, predominanly from the 17th and 18th centuries, comprising religious texts, scholarly treatises, and official documents, with a substantial part consisting of composite volumes of the Strahov canon and historian Gottfried Johann Dlabacz
Digitisation of six (early) modern manuscripts, including a medical and astrological miscellany, probably from the second half of the 16th century
Digitisation of four 15th-century manuscripts including collections of sermons, offices and prayers
Digitisation of six late-18th-century manuscripts, including Piarist students’ lecture notes and equestrian manual
Digitisation of Czech and German prayer books and late-18th-century practical exercises on geometry
Digitisation of 31 manuscripts of diverse content and language, most dating from the 15th century (earliest from the 12th century)
Digitisation of three late medieval and four early modern manuscripts of Bohemian origin and diverse content (sermons, biblical exposition, autograph albums, law)
Digitisation of six more Czech-language prayer books
Five more digitised manuscripts from late 18th and first half of 19th century