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Daniel Williman read an earlier version of this article to the FourthManuscripta Conference, St. Louis University, October 1977; Margarita Dziedzic is designer and manager of the computer program.
By Dorothy Coveney, “Cataloguing of Literary Manuscripts”,Journal of Documentation 6 (1950), 125–139, precisely p. 138. The German term isKennwort; the French,mot repère.
Theodor Gottlieb, ed.,Ueber mittelalterliche Bibliotheken (Leipzig, 1890), p. 319.
Richard Rouse, “The Early Library of the Sorbonne”,Scriptorium 21 (1967), 42–71 and 227–251.
Daniel Williman,The Books of the Avignonese Popes and Clergy (Ph.D. diss., University of Toronto, 1973); a new version is in preparation for publication.
In his modelCatalogue of the Manuscripts of Balliol College Oxford (Oxford, 1963).
Franz Ehrle,Historia bibliothecae romanorum pontificum ... (Rome, 1890); Anneliese Maier,Codices burghesiani bibliothecae vaticanae (Studi e Testi 170; Vatican City, 1952); Léopold Delisle,Le cabinet des manuscrits ... (3 vols.; Paris, 1868–1881).
Antoine Dondaine, “La collection des oeuvres de Saint Thomas dite de Jean XXII et Jaquet Maci”; Pierre Gasnault, “Les manuscrits copiés par Hugues de Parisot”Scriptorium 29 (1975), 127–152, 153–158.
“A Fifteenth-Century List of the Books of Edmund Norton,” with L.E. Boyle,Speculum 50 (1975), 284–285.
Daniel Williman, “A Liber Sextus from the Bonifacian Library,”Bulletin of Medieval Canon Law 7 (1977), in press.
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Williman, D., Dziedzic, M. Dictio probatoria as fingerprint: Computer discovery of manuscript provenances. Comput Hum 12, 89–92 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02392920
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