VerbaAlpina
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VerbaAlpina widmete sich der Dokumentation der dialektalen lexikalischen Variation im Alpenraum innerhalb regionstypischer Konzeptdomänen.
Short description of the project
The project is preparing a new edition of the Frankish capitularies, which are among the central legal sources of the European Middle Ages. On the one hand, these rulers' decrees will be critically edited as individual pieces and published in their reconstructed form with translation in print; on the other hand, the collections central to the history of their impact and reception will be catalogued and made accessible to researchers in a digital edition.
Project content
Manuscript descriptions, transcriptions, information on legal texts, contextualising materials, bibliography, collation tool.
bmischke@uni.koeln.de
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capitularia.uni-koeln.de/
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VerbaAlpina widmete sich der Dokumentation der dialektalen lexikalischen Variation im Alpenraum innerhalb regionstypischer Konzeptdomänen.
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