Gorog digitalis torteneti konyvtar (A Hellinomnion-mu)

[Kiraly Peter]

A HELLINOMNIMON-mu celja az ujkori (1600-1821) gorog nyelvi filozofiai es
tudomanyos, nyomtatott es keziratos irodalom digitalizalasa. Elso lepesben
felmertek az anyagot, amit ket lepesben digitalizalnak: eloszor a
konyveket, aztan a keziratokat (nyilvan ez utobbi sokkal komplikaltabb
feladat, bar a munkafolyamat leirasabol legalabbis kihagytak az
elkerulhetetlen paleografiai, kodokologiai es textologiai muveleteket).
Ugy tunik a programhoz szervesen illeszkedik a konyvtarosi ertelemben vett
patrisztika (vagyis hellenica) kutatas, hiszen a forrasok a vilag
kulonbozo kissebb-nagyobb vilagi es egyhazi konyvtaraiban vannak
szetszorva, es csak a

http://sat1.space.noa.gr/hellinomnimon/project.htm

cimen lesznek teljeskoruen hozzaferhetoek.
(kirunews)

---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Fri, 29 May 1998 18:01:40 +0200
From: "Antreas P. Hatzipolakis" <xpolakis at hol.gr>
To: classics at u.washington.edu
Subject: THE PROJECT HELLINOMNIMON

Excerpt from the Projects Page:
Hellinomnimon is a digital library which consists of all the philosophical
and scientific manuscripts written in Greek from 1600 to 1821. The first
phase of Hellinomnimon has been completed from September 1995 to
September 1997. This phase involved the process of digitizing all the
books. The second phase involves the analogous processes for the
manuscripts and is projected to be completed by 2002.

The totality of the philosophical and scientific corpus written in the Greek
language from 1600 to 1821 consists of two large categories. The first
category consists of the books which had been published in Vienna, Venice,
Paris, Constantinople, and Leipzig. These comprise 204 volumes of 53,000
pages in total. The second category contains the manuscripts - those
written by the respective authors or the copies of extant originals. These
make up a volume of over 500,000 pages. Among other places, these
manuscripts are to be found in the various National and private libraries in
Greece, France and Russia, in the Library of the Patriarchates in Istanbul,
Jerusalem and Alexandria, in the Bodleian Library in Oxford, in various
libraries of Turkey as well as in libraries of monasteries in Greece,
Rumania, Bulgaria and Russia.

Please visit the web Page for more. Its URL:

          http://sat1.space.noa.gr/hellinomnimon/project.htm