{ "meta": { "title": "Renascor", "source": "https://github.com/Pantagrueliste/renascor", "licence": "CC0-1.0", "version": "1.1.1", "data_updated": "2026-10-15", "data_commit": "452599ad8b6936fa69d9a64fcdcf1cdc6974ad1d", "corpus_statistics": { "name": "Renascor Corpus", "snapshot": "v2026.10", "frozen": "2026-10-13", "scope": [ 1450, 1700 ], "words": 2225102717, "texts": 217410, "basis": "After the corpus duplicate filter; complete working snapshot, before catalogue grouping", "source": "https://github.com/Pantagrueliste/renascor/blob/main/data/rq_statistics.json", "database_sha256": "8c49aed71187dcce4d048c41979447657abc17fd5656db4d2dfe08b8e6084354" }, "records": 328, "fields": [ "id", "title", "url", "doi", "data_url", "data_format", "data_formats", "api_url", "institution", "editors", "published", "languages", "period", "words", "texts", "corpus_statistics", "count_basis", "resource_statistics", "encoding", "license", "license_url", "license_note", "status", "region", "countries", "years_active", "author", "date", "last_modified", "provenance", "date_added", "language_counts", "document_types", "modernised", "notes" ], "sort": "title-asc", "selection": null }, "entries": [ { "id": "occitan-1000ans", "title": "1000 ans de littérature d'oc (Université Ouverte des Humanités): Renaissance excerpts", "url": "https://uoh.univ-montp3.fr/1000ans", "institution": "Université Paul-Valéry Montpellier 3 (Université Ouverte des Humanités; SUN / DSIN)", "languages": [ "Occitan" ], "period": "1567-1617", "words": 1592, "texts": 8, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1592, "texts": 8 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-2.0-FR", "license_url": "https://uoh.univ-montp3.fr/1000ans/?page_id=2225", "license_note": "The Mentions légales page states the site is under a 'Licence Creative Commons Attribution – Pas d'Utilisation Commerciale – Partage dans les Mêmes Conditions 2.0 France' (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 FR). The same page also says that, quotations aside, the content may not be reproduced or reused without the editors' agreement, and that some images carry their own licences; the CC statement is therefore the best available text licence but the page is ambiguous.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Short excerpts of Occitan Renaissance authors (Garros, Bellaud de la Bellaudièra, Larade, Ader, Godolin) from the online anthology 1000 ans de littérature d'oc. Occitan Wikisource texts harvested alongside it have their own entry. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "1641-depositions", "title": "1641 Depositions (Trinity College Dublin)", "url": "https://1641.tcd.ie/", "institution": "Trinity College Dublin, with the Universities of Aberdeen and Cambridge (funded by the Irish Research Council and the AHRC)", "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1641-1653", "texts": 6932, "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://web.archive.org/web/2023/https://1641.tcd.ie/index.php/using-faq/", "license_note": "FAQ (archived copy; live site is behind a CAPTCHA): \"The copyright for the transcriptions belongs to the 1641 Depositions Project/the Library of TCD and the transcriptions may not be published without permission\"; image copyright belongs to the Board of the Library of TCD and images cannot be downloaded.", "status": "archived", "region": "Ireland", "countries": [ "IE", "GB-NIR" ], "years_active": { "start": 2007, "end": 2010 }, "date": "1641-1653", "last_modified": "2020-10-16", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Transcripts, with page images, of the witness statements (depositions and examinations) collected after the Irish rising of October 1641, bound in 32 volumes (TCD MSS 809-840) and kept in Trinity College Library. Every transcript is readable online without login. The project page says the transcribing and online publication ran from 2007 to September 2010 and that the site presents about 8,000 depositions, examinations and associated materials. All the depositions are dated 1641-1653, within 1450-1700. The site's content pages were last changed on 2020-10-16 (WordPress page records), so it is marked archived. Only a TEI-compliant encoding is mentioned on the project pages; no download of the files was found. The counts rest on the site's own listing of 6,932 deposition records, and the texts themselves could not be read: the site answers automated requests with a reCAPTCHA challenge." }, { "id": "abacus-baroque", "title": "ABaC:us — Austrian Baroque Corpus", "url": "https://abacus.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/", "data_url": "https://github.com/Austrian-Baroque-Corpus/abc-data", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW), Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities and Cultural Heritage (ACDH-CH)", "editors": [ "Claudia Resch", "Ulrike Czeitschner" ], "published": 2015, "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1680-1693", "words": 119281, "texts": 4, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 119281, "texts": 4 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Austrian-Baroque-Corpus/abc-data/main/LICENSE.md", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Digital corpus of German baroque literary texts (c. 1650-1750), focused on devotional literature around death preparation (Ars moriendi, Totentanz, Memento mori) connected with Abraham a Sancta Clara (1644-1709), e.g. Mercks Wienn (1680), Grosse Todten Bruderschaft (1681). First-edition principle, XML-TEI P5 with linguistic annotation (tokenisation, PoS tagging, lemmatisation) and person/place indices. Project directed by Claudia Resch and Ulrike Czeitschner; online since 2015, new infrastructure launched 2025. Project archive page: https://www.oeaw.ac.at/acdh/research/literary-studies/research/project-archive/abacus. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "abu-french", "title": "ABU — Bibliothèque Universelle", "url": "http://abu.cnam.fr/", "data_url": "http://abu.cnam.fr/BIB/", "data_format": "plain-text", "institution": "Association des Bibliophiles Universels (ABU); hosted by the CEDRIC team (Multimédia et Interaction Homme-Machine) at the Conservatoire national des arts et métiers", "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1480-1693", "words": 999019, "texts": 33, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 999019, "texts": 33 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Custom terms", "license_url": "http://abu.cnam.fr/cgi-bin/donner_licence", "license_note": "The ABU licence (v1.1, August 1999) covers the compilation: copying for private use, teaching or research is allowed; redistribution must carry the licence, the file header and producer credits and flag modifications.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Free-access collection of French-language public-domain texts, in the catalogue's early-modern part including works such as the Lettres de la religieuse portugaise, Argens's Lettres juives and Corneille's plays. It is produced and distributed by volunteer members of the Association des Bibliophiles Universels (ABU, a 1901-law association founded in April 1993) and hosted by the CEDRIC multimedia and human-computer interaction team at the Conservatoire national des arts et metiers, Paris. The texts are plain HTML pages for reading online; the catalogue lists 288 texts by 101 authors (January 2002), and the site has had no visible additions since then. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "apw-acta-pacis-westphalicae", "title": "Acta Pacis Westphalicae digital (APW digital)", "url": "https://apw.digitale-sammlungen.de/", "institution": "Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn and Bayerische Staatsbibliothek (Bavarian State Library), Munich", "editors": [ "Maximilian Lanzinner", "Guido Braun", "Tobias Schröter-Karin", "Tobias Tenhaef" ], "published": 2014, "languages": [ "German", "French", "Latin" ], "period": "1643-1649", "words": 2789605, "texts": 3185, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 2789605, "texts": 3185 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://apw.digitale-sammlungen.de/apweinf/static.html", "license_note": "Page \"APW digital\" (live version reached only through search because the site sits behind an Anubis bot wall): \"Die xml-Dateien auf APW digital stehen unter der Lizenz CC BY-SA 4.0\"; credit the Zentrum fuer Historische Friedensforschung, Bonn. The edition is published with permission of the Aschendorff publishing house; the licence is stated for the XML files.", "status": "active", "region": "Westphalia (Münster and Osnabrück congress)", "countries": [ "DE" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Digital edition of the Acta Pacis Westphalicae, the documents of the Westphalian peace congress (instructions, correspondence, minutes, negotiation papers and diaries; the congress ran 1643-1649, with a few earlier or later items). All volumes of the three series are readable online with a document-by-document view, scans of the printed pages, PDF download of the printed volumes and the TEI XML full text of each document (served as TEI fragments, without a teiHeader). No login is needed. The edition text is a digitised critical edition of the archival originals (about 157 archives). The counts cover 3,210 of the 14,545 listed documents (22%), from 19 of the 41 volumes; the server was unstable during the harvest. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "interregnum-acts", "title": "Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum", "url": "https://www.british-history.ac.uk/no-series/acts-ordinances-interregnum", "institution": "Institute of Historical Research (British History Online)", "editors": [ "C H Firth", "R S Rait" ], "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1642-1659", "words": 1346924, "texts": 954, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1346924, "texts": 954 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Public domain", "license_url": "https://www.british-history.ac.uk/no-series/acts-ordinances-interregnum", "license_note": "The BHO record for this item states 'This free content was digitised by double rekeying. Public Domain.' This covers the 1911 edition text only; BHO's general terms reserve rights in the site layout and images, and BHO says it is a content provider rather than owner for other material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "The full text of the legislation passed into law during the Interregnum (1642-1660), over 900 acts and ordinances, from the edition by C. H. Firth and R. S. Rait (London, 1911, three volumes). British History Online presents the three volumes together, with tables of acts for each year and the editors' introduction. The text was digitised by double rekeying and is free to read on the site. British History Online is a not-for-profit digital library run by the Institute of Historical Research, University of London. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "adl-danish", "title": "ADL Danish", "url": "https://github.com/kb-dk/public-adl-text-sources", "data_url": "https://github.com/kb-dk/public-adl-text-sources/tree/master/texts", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Det Danske Sprog- og Litteraturselskab (DSL) and the Royal Danish Library (KB)", "languages": [ "Danish" ], "period": "1543-1681", "words": 936123, "texts": 14, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 936123, "texts": 14 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/", "license_note": "Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2026-08-25", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Texts of the Archive for Danish Literature (ADL), a collaboration between the Det Danske Sprog- og Litteraturselskab (DSL) and the Royal Danish Library (KB), published in the public GitHub repository kb-dk/public-adl-text-sources. The corpus comprises 498 volumes (165,512 pages) of Danish literature, all encoded in TEI; the repository contains the roughly two-thirds of pages that have been OCR'd and encoded, one TEI-XML file per volume under texts/. The repository also documents the encoding practices, offers XSLT scripts to extract single works, and accepts contributions by pull request; it was last pushed to in August 2026. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "alciato-memorial-web-edition", "title": "Alciato's Book of Emblems: The Memorial Web Edition in Latin and English", "url": "https://web.archive.org/web/20221003174128/http://www.mun.ca/alciato/", "institution": "Memorial University of Newfoundland (William Barker, Mark Feltham, Jean Guthrie)", "editors": [ "William Barker", "Mark Feltham", "Jean Guthrie" ], "published": 1995, "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "1531-1621", "words": 8864, "texts": 198, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 7310, "texts": 153 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence or copyright statement on the archived home page (capture of 2022-10-03), the project description page or the footer; no data repository. Checked 2026-10-13 via the Wayback Machine (live site not re-tested).", "status": "discontinued", "region": "Italy and Germany (first printed in Augsburg, 1531)", "countries": [ "IT", "DE" ], "author": "Andrea Alciato", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Web edition of the 212 emblems of Alciato's Emblematum liber, with the Latin text taken from the 1621 variorum edition and checked against the 1531, 1534 and 1546 editions, an English translation, commentary files and images. The original address (www.mun.ca/alciato) now returns 404, so the URL is the Internet Archive copy of 3 October 2022; the site was last updated in April 2005. The site also carries images of Whitney's Choice of Emblemes (1586) and a 17th-century jest book. The counts cover the Latin text file only, not the English text, the commentaries or those two other works. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "aldicam-cm", "title": "ALDICAM-CM — Atlas lingüístico diacrónico e interactivo de la Comunidad de Madrid", "url": "https://aldicam.corpuscodea.es/", "institution": "GITHE, Universidad de Alcalá (project S2015/HUM-3443, Comunidad de Madrid / FSE)", "languages": [ "Spanish", "Latin" ], "period": "1250-1897", "words": 145274, "texts": 311, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 143843, "texts": 310 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence or terms on the ALDICAM-CM query page, its help/info tabs or the project blog. The sister corpus CODEA+ 2022 on corpuscodea.es has \"Condiciones de uso\" allowing free consultation and use for teaching and research but forbidding commercial use; this is not stated for ALDICAM itself (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "active", "region": "Comunidad de Madrid (Spain)", "countries": [ "ES" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Transcribed archival documents from the 13th to the 19th century from archives of the Comunidad de Madrid (Archivo Regional, Archivo de la Villa, municipal, ecclesiastical and private archives), with paleographic and critical presentation and facsimiles, searchable and mappable without login. Same search engine as CODEA+ 2022; about a third of the regestos coincide with CODEA+ 2022 documents. No bulk download found. About a third of its document summaries coincide with CODEA+ 2022. Twelve documents without a date and three without paleographic text are not in the counts. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "amadiscorpus-gh", "title": "Amadis in Translation (Digital Amadis)", "url": "http://amadis.newtfire.org/", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.10892444", "data_url": "https://github.com/ebeshero/Amadis-in-Translation/tree/master/XMLandSchemas/Montalvo", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg (Stacey Triplette, Elisa Beshero-Bondar) and Universidade de Santiago de Compostela (Helena Bermúdez Sabel)", "editors": [ "Elisa Beshero-Bondar", "Helena Bermúdez Sabel", "Stacey Triplette", "Madison Bredice", "Syd Bauman" ], "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "1547-1547", "words": 97420, "texts": 35, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 97420, "texts": 35 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "AGPL-3.0", "license_url": "https://github.com/ebeshero/Amadis-in-Translation/blob/master/License", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Digital study of the transformation of Montalvo's Amadís de Gaula across editions and translations (Spanish, French, English, from the 1500s to the early 1800s). The corpus files are the 35 TEI XML chapters of the 1547 Sevilla printing of Montalvo's Amadís (facsimile source: Biblioteca Virtual de Andalucía), used to align Garci Rodríguez de Montalvo's text with Robert Southey's 1803 translation and study translation shifts. Project team: Stacey Triplette, Elisa Beshero-Bondar, Helena Bermúdez Sabel; maintained by Beshero-Bondar since 2015. Code and TEI data are on GitHub (AGPL-3.0), with an archived release on Zenodo. Project documentation and a 1533 frontispiece facsimile on the project site. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "balkanslavic-damaskini", "title": "Annotated Corpus of Pre-Standardized Balkan Slavic Literature 1.1", "url": "https://www.clarin.si/repository/xmlui/handle/11356/1441", "data_url": "https://www.clarin.si/repository/xmlui/handle/11356/1441", "data_format": "plain-text", "institution": "ZuCoSlaV project, Ivan Simko, University of Zurich, hosted at CLARIN.SI", "editors": [ "Ivan Šimko" ], "published": 2021, "languages": [ "Bulgarian", "Macedonian" ], "period": "15th-19th century", "words": 44047, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 44047, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "plain-text", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://www.clarin.si/repository/xmlui/handle/11356/1441", "license_note": "CLARIN.SI record: \"publicly available and licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0)\"; covers the whole deposited corpus (CoNLL-U, TSV, plain text). Publisher: Slavic Seminary, University of Zurich; SNSF 176378.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "The 23-text Damaskini subcorpus (16th-19th c. Balkan Slavic, Bulgarian/Macedonian/Torlak, ~53k tokens) is exactly the resource published at CLARIN.SI handle 11356/1441 (v1.1, 2021) by the SNSF-funded ZuCoSlaV project of Ivan Simko (University of Zurich, Slavic Seminary). The UZH GitLab project (https://gitlab.uzh.ch/uzh-slavic-corpora/pre-standardized-balkan-slavic-literature) only holds a README, so the CLARIN.SI record is the only place with the data. Formats are TSV/CoNLL-U/plain text (not TEI). License: CC BY-SA 4.0. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "cretangreek-snhell", "title": "Anthologies of the Spoudastirion Neou Ellinismou (snhell.gr) — Cretan Greek lyric poetry", "url": "http://web.archive.org/web/20250109043553/http://www.snhell.gr/anthology/writer.asp?id=55", "institution": "Spoudastirion Neou Ellinismou (Athens); site no longer online, archived at the Wayback Machine", "languages": [ "Greek" ], "period": "1590-1655", "words": 1736, "texts": 3, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1736, "texts": 3 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "http://web.archive.org/web/20250109043553/http://www.snhell.gr/copyright/index.html", "license_note": "Rights page of the Spoudasterio Neou Ellinismou (Center for Neo-Hellenic Studies): 'No part of this site may be reproduced, stored in any form or by any means, without the prior written permission of the publisher'; the poems are taken from Kritiki Lyriki Poiisi (Ermis 1999), with rights marked on individual pages. Archived capture (Wayback, 2025).", "status": "discontinued", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Three Cretan poems (dedications to Chortatsis' Erofili and Panoria and Foskolos' Fortounatos) from the online anthology of the Spoudastirion Neou Ellinismou (snhell.gr; text from Kritiki Lyriki Poiisi, Ermis 1999), harvested through the Wayback Machine. The host snhell.gr no longer resolves; the entry points to an archived snapshot of Chortatsis' page (2025), and the Foskolos text is at https://web.archive.org/web/20250809221230/http://www.snhell.gr/anthology/content.asp?id=46&author_id=54. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "campanella-atc", "title": "Archivio Tommaso Campanella (ATC)", "url": "https://www.iliesi.cnr.it/ATC", "doi": "10.26335/atc", "data_url": "https://www.iliesi.cnr.it/ATC/xml/Aforismi.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "ILIESI-CNR (Istituto per il Lessico Intellettuale Europeo e Storia delle Idee), Rome", "languages": [ "Italian", "Latin" ], "period": "1595-1635", "words": 703209, "texts": 21, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 703209, "texts": 21 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://www.iliesi.cnr.it/ATC/copyright.php", "license_note": "Copyright page: all materials (texts, images, code) are the exclusive property of ILIESI; reproduction or distribution needs explicit authorisation, but contents may be saved or copied unmodified for personal or study use with the credit \"copyright ILIESI, Italia\".", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "Italian", "texts": 16, "words": 657442 }, { "language": "Latin", "texts": 5, "words": 45767 } ], "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Archivio Tommaso Campanella (ATC), part of the ILIESI 'Archivio dei filosofi del Rinascimento' (with the Bruno and Vanini archives). It gathers the writings of Tommaso Campanella (1568-1639) in text-with-facsimile form, mostly following modern critical editions (for example by Luigi Firpo and Germana Ernst), together with a detailed chronology, a census of early Campanella prints in Italian and foreign libraries, documents, bibliographic notes, studies, images and an ethical-political lexicon. The texts are also available as TEI XML files. Run by ILIESI-CNR (Rome) under the scientific direction of Eugenio Canone; the site is dedicated to Germana Ernst and its pages carry copyright dates 2009-2020. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "kircher-briefe-herzog-august", "title": "Athanasius Kircher an Herzog August den Jüngeren: Lateinische Briefe der Jahre 1650-1666 (Editiones Electronicae Guelferbytanae 1)", "url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000005/startx.htm", "institution": "Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel (Thomas Stäcker, ed.)", "editors": [ "Thomas Stäcker" ], "published": 2003, "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "1650-1666", "words": 6794, "texts": 21, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 6794, "texts": 21 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/rights/copyright.html", "status": "archived", "region": "Italy (Rome) to Germany (Wolfenbüttel)", "countries": [ "IT", "DE" ], "years_active": { "start": 2003 }, "author": "Athanasius Kircher", "date": "1650-1666", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Transcription of the nineteen Latin letters Athanasius Kircher sent to Duke August the Younger of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel (Herzog August Bibliothek, BA II 351-365 and others), with line numbers, a transcription with apparatus, a German translation, commentary and source images. Published in 2003; the revision log shows the last changes in December 2012 and 2018 (link corrections), so the status is archived. HAB terms allow private scholarly use and bar commercial reuse. The counts cover the 21 letters found on the transcription page. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "balassi-osszes-verse", "title": "Balassi Bálint összes verse: hálózati kritikai kiadás (network critical edition of the complete poems)", "url": "https://magyar-irodalom.elte.hu/gepesk/bbom/cimlap.htm", "institution": "Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest (edited by Iván Horváth and Tünde Tóth; published by Gépeskönyv)", "editors": [ "Iván Horváth", "Tünde Tóth" ], "published": 1998, "languages": [ "Hungarian" ], "period": "1570s-1594", "words": 20988, "texts": 110, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 20988, "texts": 110 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Custom terms", "license_url": "https://magyar-irodalom.elte.hu/gepesk/bbom/nevjegy.htm", "license_note": "The credits page (Nevjegy) says the compilation is \"not public property but subject to the GNU Public Licence\" and gives a notice: anyone may copy and distribute it, free or for sale, provided the copyright and permission notice are kept; unauthorised modified versions may not be made (translations are allowed). Copyright Horvath Ivan, Toth Tunde, Gepeskonyv 1993-2002.", "status": "archived", "region": "Hungary", "countries": [ "HU" ], "author": "Bálint Balassi", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "modernised": true, "notes": "Critical edition of Balassi's poems, first published online in 1998 (version 1.0), revised as 1.1 (1999) and 2.0 (2002), with facsimiles, apparatus, notes and a repertory. The site is a set of HTML frames. Newest file seen was modified in 2006. The poems carry no individual dates, so their place within 1450-1700 rests on the author's life span (he died in 1594). Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "balkan-slavic-digital-editions", "title": "Balkan Slavic Digital Editions (Pop Punčov Sbornik, Life of St. Petka, Tale of Alexander, Excerpts)", "url": "https://www.punco.slavistik.lmu.de/", "data_url": "https://www.punco.slavistik.lmu.de/lt_data.json", "data_format": "json", "institution": "University of Zurich, Institute of Slavic Studies (SNSF project 176378, Barbara Sonnenhauser) and Czech Academy of Sciences; hosted at LMU Munich (Ivan Šimko, Anastasia Escher)", "editors": [ "Ivan Šimko", "Anastasia Escher" ], "published": 2021, "languages": [ "Church Slavonic", "Bulgarian" ], "period": "10th-19th century (sources of 1450-1700 among them)", "words": 24058, "texts": 13, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 24058, "texts": 13 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "json", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://www.punco.slavistik.lmu.de/petka-about.html", "status": "active", "region": "Bulgaria, Balkans and Wallachia", "countries": [ "BG", "RS", "RO", "MK" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Corpus of Balkan Slavic texts from the 10th to the 19th century collected for the study of linguistic change: Pop Punčo's Sbornik (1796), the Life of St. Petka in many copies, the Tale of Alexander the Elder, and an Excerpts sub-corpus. Texts come with English translations, morphological and syntactic annotation, search and facsimiles. Sources within 1450-1700 include Vuković's Zbornik za putnike (printed 1536), the Joseph-Volokolamsk manuscript of 1537, the Tikhonravov damaskin and other 17th-century damaskini, Šimun Kozičić (1530s), and Letters of Wallachian princes. Texts are read in the web interface. The search engine loads its corpus from public token-level JSON files with diplomatic form, lemma, MULTEXT-East tags and Universal Dependencies relations (lt_data.json for the Excerpts texts, petka_data.json for the Life of St. Petka, sva_data.json for the Tale of Alexander, data_1.json and data_2.json for Pop Punčo's Sbornik of 1796). These files are not advertised as downloads. Search results can be exported as CSV or CoNLL-U. The 23 Damaskini texts are also deposited at CLARIN.SI (11356/1441). Status active: the home page was modified in July 2026 and the Excerpts page in February 2026. The counts cover the 13 texts dated within 1450-1700, leaving out the Sbornik (1796), and several dates are approximate (century midpoints or decades). Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "bartoli-correspondence", "title": "Bartoli Correspondence", "url": "https://smansutti.github.io/cosimobartoli/", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.14559524", "data_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/14559525", "data_format": "tei", "editors": [ "Sara Mansutti" ], "published": 2024, "languages": [ "Italian" ], "period": "1562-1572", "words": 1371054, "texts": 11, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1371054, "texts": 11 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/14559525", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2024-12-26", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it). https://zenodo.org/records/14559525/files/Cosimo_Bartoli_letters_newsletters_1562-1572_v1.zip?download=1." }, { "id": "belarusian-skaryna", "title": "Belarusian Skaryna", "url": "https://knihi.com/Francysk_Skaryna", "data_url": "https://knihi.com/Francysk_Skaryna/", "data_format": "html", "data_formats": [ "html", "other" ], "languages": [ "Belarusian" ], "period": "1517-1519", "words": 1775, "texts": 4, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1775, "texts": 4 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Custom terms", "license_url": "https://knihi.com/Francysk_Skaryna/", "license_note": "Page footer: \"(c) Belaruskaja Palicka // pry vykarystanni materyialaw spasylka na Belaruskuju Palichku abavyazkovaja\" (a link to Belaruskaja Palicka is mandatory when materials are used); no open licence is named and no separate licence for the underlying texts.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Four texts from Francysk Skaryna's Bible printings. Only the preface to the whole Bible comes from knihi.com (Belaruskaya Palichka, original orthography, source edition not stated); the other three texts (Judith, Psalter and Proverbs prefaces) come from the Belarusian Wikisource transcription of Harecki's 1922 chrestomathy, because knihi.com gives those in modern Belarusian. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "bertonio-aymara", "title": "Bertonio Aymara", "url": "https://github.com/amosbatto/native-dics/tree/main/dics/es_ay-bertonio", "data_url": "https://github.com/amosbatto/native-dics/tree/main/dics/es_ay-bertonio", "data_format": "other", "institution": "Ludovico Bertonio (1612); digitised by ILLA-A, orthography updated by Radio San Gabriel; packaged by Amos Batto (native-dics)", "languages": [ "Aymara" ], "period": "1612-1612", "words": 74082, "texts": 23, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 74082, "texts": 23 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "other", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No LICENSE file in the repository (GitHub API: no licence), none in the README (it only gives GPL 3.0 for the Nusimi app, not for the dictionaries), and none in the dictionary .ifo file (which credits Amos B. Batto and says the orthography was updated by Radio San Gabriel and digitised by lenguandina.org/ILLA-A). Checked 2026-10-13.", "status": "archived", "last_modified": "2023-04-23", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "modernised": true, "notes": "Digitised edition of Ludovico Bertonio's Vocabulario de la Lengua Aymara (Juli, 1612), distributed as a StarDict dictionary in the native-dics repository of Amos Batto. The text is not a diplomatic transcription: the orthography was modernised by Radio San Gabriel, and the dictionary was digitised by ILLA-A. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "bess-of-hardwick-letters", "title": "Bess of Hardwick's Letters: The Complete Correspondence, c. 1550-1608", "url": "https://www.bessofhardwick.org/home.jsp", "data_url": "https://www.dhi.ac.uk/data/bessofhardwick", "data_format": "xml", "institution": "University of Glasgow (Alison Wiggins, ed.), with technical development by the Digital Humanities Institute, Sheffield", "editors": [ "Alison Wiggins", "Alan Bryson", "Daniel Starza Smith", "Anke Timmermann", "Graham Williams" ], "published": 2013, "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1550-1608", "words": 100764, "texts": 234, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 100764, "texts": 234 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "xml", "license": "CC-BY-NC-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/", "status": "archived", "region": "England", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "author": "Elizabeth Talbot, Countess of Shrewsbury (Bess of Hardwick), and correspondents", "date": "1550-1608", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Complete correspondence of Bess of Hardwick (c. 1521/7-1608): 234 letters to and from her, each with diplomatic and normalised transcripts, colour images of 185 of them, and commentary. All letters fall within 1550-1608 (1550s: 7; 1560s: 31; 1570s: 74; 1580s: 52; 1590s: 18; 1600s: 52). The letters are served as XML (a project-specific format, not TEI), and the whole set, with a metadata database, can be downloaded from the Digital Humanities Institute data service. Version 1.0 was released in September 2013 and the data was deposited on 13 July 2021; no later change is visible, so the status is archived. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "betamasaheft-geez", "title": "BetaMasaheft Geez", "url": "https://github.com/BetaMasaheft/Works", "doi": "10.25592/BetaMasaheft", "data_url": "https://github.com/BetaMasaheft/Works", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Beta masahaft project, Hiob Ludolf Centre for Ethiopian and Eritrean Studies, Universitaet Hamburg / Akademie der Wissenschaften in Hamburg (director Alessandro Bausi)", "editors": [ "Alessandro Bausi" ], "published": 2016, "languages": [ "Ge'ez" ], "period": "1555-1555", "words": 51400, "texts": 5, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 51400, "texts": 5 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://betamasaheft.eu", "license_note": "The project site says all its data are licensed CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, but the TEI headers of the Works files state CC BY-SA 4.0 (\"This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0\"); the repository has no LICENSE file. Discrepancy to be noted; the site value is kept.", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2026-10-06", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "TEI-XML records of Ethiopian and Eritrean literary works (Ge'ez and other languages of the Christian written tradition) kept in the BetaMasaheft/Works GitHub repository, the data layer of the Beta masahaft project 'Manuscripts of Ethiopia and Eritrea'. The records are served through the project's eXist-db application at betamasaheft.eu, which links works to manuscripts, persons and places and is built on a Clavis Aethiopica numbering of works. The project is a long-term programme of the Academy of Sciences and Humanities in Hamburg (2016-2040), directed by Alessandro Bausi and hosted by the Hiob Ludolf Centre for Ethiopian and Eritrean Studies, University of Hamburg; it follows an ERC project led by Denis Nosnitsin (2009-2015). The repository is under active development (last push October 2026). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "czech-kralice1613", "title": "Bible-Corpus, Czech Collection — Czech Bible text (Kralice translation) from the Multilingual Parallel Bible Corpus", "url": "https://textgridrep.org/browse/490rm.0", "data_url": "https://textgridrep.org/browse/490rm.0", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Christos Christodoulopoulos; hosted in the TextGrid Repository", "editors": [ "Christos Christodoulopoulos" ], "published": 2025, "languages": [ "Czech" ], "period": "1613-1613", "words": 597503, "texts": 66, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 597503, "texts": 66 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC0-1.0", "license_url": "https://github.com/christos-c/bible-corpus/blob/master/LICENSE", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2025-05-19", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "modernised": true, "notes": "The 66 books of the Czech Bible in the Multilingual Parallel Bible Corpus (Christos Christodoulopoulos), now hosted in the TextGrid Repository (TEI P5) and formerly on GitHub (CES XML, CC0-1.0). The text is the Kralice Bible wording in modernised spelling taken from the Bible Database, so 1613 is the date of the translation, not of a diplomatic transcription. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "bdpn-novohispano", "title": "Biblioteca Digital del Pensamiento Novohispano (BDPN)", "url": "https://bdpn.unam.mx/es", "data_url": "https://github.com/ficino2021/bdpn/tree/main/archivosXMLDocumentos", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM), Biblioteca Digital del Pensamiento Novohispano", "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "1630-1690", "words": 53333, "texts": 9, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 53333, "texts": 9 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2025-05-30", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "BDPN is the UNAM 'Biblioteca Digital del Pensamiento Novohispano' of 16th-17th century Mexican texts (astrological and astronomical discourse, letters, almanacs). The official site (bdpn.unam.mx) is online and states that the TEI files are distributed in the GitHub repository ficino2021/bdpn; the site licence is CC BY-NC 4.0 while the repository carries CC0. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "biblioteca-italiana", "title": "Biblioteca Italiana", "url": "http://www.bibliotecaitaliana.it/", "data_url": "http://www.bibliotecaitaliana.it/catalogo?collezioni=bibit", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Sapienza Università di Roma, Dipartimento di Lettere e Culture Moderne (Biblioteca Italiana, dir. Beatrice Alfonzetti and Stefano Asperti)", "published": 1996, "languages": [ "Italian", "Latin" ], "period": "1460-1650", "words": 29844182, "texts": 974, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 29844182, "texts": 974 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Custom terms", "license_url": "http://backend.bibliotecaitaliana.it/wp-json/wp/v2/pages/735", "license_note": "FAQ page (served by the WordPress back end of the site): texts may be downloaded freely but \"sono coperti da copyright\"; public reuse must cite Biblioteca Italiana as source and \"e vietata ogni forma di riutilizzo a scopo commerciale\".", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "Italian", "texts": 889, "words": 28627510 }, { "language": "Latin", "texts": 85, "words": 1216672 } ], "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Digital library of texts of Italian literary and cultural tradition from the Middle Ages to the twentieth century, promoted since 1996 by the Centro Interuniversitario Biblioteca Italiana Telematica (CIBIT) and run from the Department of Italianistica e Spettacolo at Sapienza University of Rome; the BIBIT section was started under Amedeo Quondam in 2003. BIBIT holds more than 1,600 works in full-text editions based on scholarly reference editions, encoded in XML/TEI (the TEI header records each text's history), which can be read, searched with concordances and downloaded; the site also holds scanned incunabula and the Scrittori d'Italia series as images. The portal's content pages were last edited in 2019. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "bibcertxt", "title": "Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes (BVMC)", "url": "https://www.cervantesvirtual.com/", "institution": "Fundación Marcelino Botín / Universidad de Alicante", "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "1492-1700", "words": 2373898, "texts": 125, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 2373898, "texts": 125 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Custom terms", "license_url": "https://www.cervantesvirtual.com/marco-legal/", "license_note": "Source-specific reuse conditions; no standard open licence established.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "The 331 Spanish texts (comedias like 'El gran teatro del mundo', 'El vellocino de oro', etc.) were harvested from the Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes, the major Spanish digital library run with the Universidad de Alicante. Site live. Open access but individual texts are copyrighted by BVMC (no blanket open licence). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "bibaugustana", "title": "Bibliotheca Augustana", "url": "https://www.tha.de/~harsch/augustana.html", "institution": "Technische Hochschule Augsburg (Prof. emer. Ulrich Harsch)", "editors": [ "Ulrich Harsch" ], "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "1480-1650", "words": 195974, "texts": 50, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 195974, "texts": 50 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://www.hs-augsburg.de/~harsch/a_impressum.html", "license_note": "Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Bibliotheca Augustana, a collection of electronic texts in Latin and in Greek, German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Polish, Russian, Portuguese, Czech and Yiddish, with a chronological and an alphabetical index for each language section. It is the personal project of Ulrich Harsch (professor emeritus, Augsburg University of Applied Sciences), online since 1 March 1996 and still hosted on the university's web space. Texts are plain HTML pages for reading online; the imprint states that images from other sources are either below the threshold of protection or released by their authors. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "epistemon", "title": "Bibliothèques Virtuelles Humanistes — Épistémon", "url": "https://www.bvh.univ-tours.fr/", "data_url": "https://www.bvh.univ-tours.fr/Epistemon/index.asp", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Centre d'études supérieures de la Renaissance (CESR), Université de Tours / CNRS (Bibliothèques Virtuelles Humanistes)", "published": 1998, "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1521-1616", "words": 5030539, "texts": 116, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 5030539, "texts": 116 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://www.bvh.univ-tours.fr/Epistemon/principeseditoriaux.asp", "license_note": "The Epistemon editorial principles and the BVH legal notice (mentions.asp) place the texts under 'Creative Commons Attribution - NonCommercial - ShareAlike 4.0 International'. Library-owned originals and images remain under the holding institutions' rights; the site footer still links an older CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 FR badge.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Epistemon is the text database of the Bibliothèques Virtuelles Humanistes (BVH) programme at the Centre d'Études Supérieures de la Renaissance, Université de Tours (head: Rémi Jimenes). It offers Renaissance texts (literature and author corpora, literary manuscripts and 16th-century archival documents) transcribed in a 'patrimonial' manner that respects layout, spelling and punctuation, encoded in XML-TEI following the project's TEI-Renaissance guidelines. The first texts went online in 1998 at the University of Poitiers and moved to Tours in 2001; TEI encoding has been used since 2007. Texts are read and searched through XTF, PhiloLogic and TXM, with facsimiles shown alongside where available. Fidelity levels of older transcriptions are heterogeneous, and the base is still being extended and revised. The counts combine two harvests that share no text: 70 texts from the BVH site and 46 printed texts from a legacy TEI copy in Lou Burnard's tei-fr repository on GitHub (last updated 2015). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "blotius-inventar-1576", "title": "Blotius Digital: Digitale Edition des Inventars der Wiener Hofbibliothek (1576)", "url": "https://edition.onb.ac.at/context:blotius", "data_url": "https://edition.onb.ac.at/o:blo.inventar-mz/TEI_SOURCE", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Österreichische Nationalbibliothek (Martin Krickl, Katharina Kaska)", "editors": [ "Martin Krickl", "Katharina Kaska" ], "published": 2019, "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "1575-1576", "words": 10018, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 10018, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://edition.onb.ac.at/blotius/o:blo.licences/methods/sdef:TEI/get?mode=info", "license_note": "Transcriptions, registers and editorial texts are CC BY-SA 4.0; the digital facsimiles follow the ONB terms of use.", "status": "archived", "region": "Vienna", "countries": [ "AT" ], "author": "Hugo Blotius", "date": "1576", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Edition of the first surviving catalogue of the imperial court library (ÖNB Cod. 13525, 'pars posterior', M-Z, compiled 1575/76), shown beside the facsimile with registers of places, persons and works. Only part is transcribed: the page states that letters N to U are not transcribed at the moment. Published 2019 (TEI header 'lastChanged 2019-04-29'); no later update found, so it is listed as archived. The inventory (656 entries) is counted as one text, and only the transcribed part is included. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "bodleian-first-folio", "title": "The Bodleian First Folio: digital edition of Shakespeare's Comedies, Histories and Tragedies (1623)", "url": "https://firstfolio.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/", "data_url": "https://firstfolio.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/downloads.html", "data_format": "tei", "data_formats": [ "tei", "other" ], "institution": "Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford", "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1623", "words": 822450, "texts": 36, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 822450, "texts": 36 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-3.0", "license_url": "https://firstfolio.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/about.html#licence", "license_note": "The page images and the text are both released under CC BY 3.0.", "status": "archived", "region": "England", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Diplomatic transcriptions of the 36 plays in the Bodleian Library's copy of the Shakespeare First Folio (1623, shelfmark Arch. G c.7), shown beside the page images and encoded in TEI P5, with published transcription guidelines. Each play can be downloaded as an XML file, as a formatted PDF and with its page images. The site has not changed since 2019 and its blog since April 2020, but it is still online. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "bokselskap", "title": "Bokselskap", "url": "https://bokselskap.no/", "data_url": "https://www.nb.no/sprakbanken/ressurskatalog/oai-nb-no-sbr-81/", "data_format": "tei", "languages": [ "Norwegian" ], "period": "1571-1700", "words": 264577, "texts": 9, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 264577, "texts": 9 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://www.nb.no/sprakbanken/ressurskatalog/oai-nb-no-sbr-81/", "license_note": "The National Library of Norway Sprakbanken record for the downloadable bokselskap.no 2023 corpus (TEI, about 380 texts) gives \"Lisens: CC Zero (fri bruk)\" for its downloadable corpus. The website itself (hjelp_om/om_bokselskap) is stricter: material may be used freely for private non-commercial purposes, other use by written agreement, and editors keep rights in introductions and philological editions.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Bokselskap (Det norske språk- og litteraturselskap, with the National Library of Norway) publishes Norwegian texts online. A CC0 TEI P5 dump of about 380 texts, dated 19 January 2023, is available from Språkbanken (National Library of Norway); the site now lists more books and offers no XML download itself. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "book-of-margery-kempe-selu", "title": "The Book of Margery Kempe: facsimile and edition (including the Wynkyn de Worde pamphlet)", "url": "https://english.selu.edu/kempe/index.php", "institution": "Joel Fredell, Southeastern Louisiana University", "editors": [ "Joel Fredell" ], "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "c. 1501", "words": 1981, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1981, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://english.selu.edu/kempe/legal.php", "license_note": "The legal page says the images of British Library MS Add. 61823 and the transcripts of it are in the public domain under Creative Commons terms; images of the Cambridge University Library de Worde pamphlet are © Cambridge University Library. The licence of the pamphlet transcription is not stated.", "status": "active", "region": "England", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "author": "Margery Kempe", "date": "c. 1501", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Only the Wynkyn de Worde pamphlet (Here begynneth a shorte treatyse of contemplacyon..., printed in Fleet Street around 1501) falls in the period: the site gives a diplomatic transcription of it, beside facsimile images, in the Showcase viewer, plus a comparison with the Book. The main text, the manuscript BL MS Add. 61823 (copied around 1440, with later annotating hands), has diplomatic and reader's editions on the site. Active: a project page was edited on 2025-04-03. The counts cover the pamphlet only, since the manuscript lies outside 1450-1700. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "boschdoc", "title": "BoschDoc: source documents on Hieronymus Bosch", "url": "https://boschdoc.huygens.knaw.nl/", "data_url": "https://boschdoc.huygens.knaw.nl/edition/data/config.json", "data_format": "json", "institution": "Huygens Institute, Radboud University Nijmegen and Stadsarchief 's-Hertogenbosch (Bosch Research and Conservation Project)", "languages": [ "Latin", "Dutch", "Spanish", "French" ], "period": "1410-1700s", "words": 122668, "texts": 706, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 117956, "texts": 687 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "json", "license": "Custom terms", "license_url": "https://boschdoc.huygens.knaw.nl/boschdoc/citation-copyright/", "license_note": "\"Citation & Copyright\" page: image material remains property of the Bosch Research and Conservation Project and/or the holding institutions and may not be distributed or reprinted; the \"Comments and References\" tab is copyrighted (cite database and author, LS/RvG); quotations should cite the repository and the database. No open licence is stated for the transcriptions or translations.", "status": "archived", "region": "'s-Hertogenbosch and the Low Countries; Spain", "countries": [ "NL", "ES", "BE", "FR" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Database of 939 entries (the home page says almost 1,000) about Bosch, his family, patrons and works: mostly handwritten court records, accounts and inventories of 's-Hertogenbosch, plus some early printed works and Spanish manuscripts, each with facsimile, transcription, remarks and translation. The site was published for the 2016 Bosch anniversary and its data files date from 2021, with no later change seen. The counts cover the entries that have a transcription, and the 56 entries without one are left out. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "briefe-adeliger-frauen", "title": "Briefe adeliger Frauen (16.-18. Jh.): Beziehungen und Bezugssysteme", "url": "https://frauenbriefe.univie.ac.at/", "institution": "Institut für Geschichte, Universität Wien (project funded by the FWF; contact Alexander Sperl)", "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1494-1678", "words": 38397, "texts": 161, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 37183, "texts": 157 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence or copyright statement on the home page, project description, source-access pages or Impressum (which only gives a contact, Alexander Sperl, University of Vienna); no data repository. Checked 2026-10-13.", "status": "archived", "region": "Upper and Lower Austria", "countries": [ "AT" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Letters of Austrian noblewomen from family archives (Schallenberg, Starhemberg and others), with transcriptions and short summaries, plus lists of the wider holdings (about 2,900 letters, 16th-18th century). The letters transcribed on the site are dated 1494 to 1678, none after 1700. The site dates from 1999-2004 (last modified November 2004). The counts cover the letters with period text, and entries with only a modern summary are not included. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "fruchtbringende-gesellschaft-briefe-1617-1626", "title": "Briefe der Fruchtbringenden Gesellschaft und Beilagen: die Zeit Fürst Ludwigs von Anhalt-Köthen 1617-1650, Band 1: 1617-1626 (HAB Wolfenbüttel)", "url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000213/start.htm", "data_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000213/mets.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel, with the Sächsische Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Leipzig; edition by Klaus Conermann and Dieter Merzbacher", "editors": [ "Klaus Conermann", "Dieter Merzbacher" ], "published": 2014, "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1617-1626", "words": 48046, "texts": 91, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 48046, "texts": 91 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-3.0-DE", "license_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/rights/cc_by-sa.html", "license_note": "The METS record links the HAB CC BY-SA 3.0 Germany notice as the work's rights statement; the TEI headers only carry the HAB copyright line.", "status": "archived", "region": "Germany (Köthen, Anhalt)", "countries": [ "DE" ], "date": "1617-1626", "last_modified": "2018-11-06", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Electronic TEI P5 edition of the first volume of the letters and enclosures of the Fruchtbringende Gesellschaft (Fruitbearing Society), a German literary and linguistic society, from the printed edition of 1992. Readable and downloadable without login: the METS file lists each letter's TEI file (briefe/*.xml). The 91 letter files are dated 1617-1626. The online edition is dated 2014 and the files were last modified between 2015 and 2018, so it is marked archived. Later volumes (1627-1650) are not part of this record. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "bakfj-friedrich-johann", "title": "Briefe und Akten zur Kirchenpolitik Friedrichs des Weisen und Johanns des Beständigen 1513 bis 1532", "url": "https://bakfj.saw-leipzig.de/", "institution": "Sächsische Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Leipzig (Manfred Rudersdorf, Armin Kohnle and team)", "languages": [ "German", "Latin" ], "period": "1493-1532", "words": 122554, "texts": 301, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 122554, "texts": 301 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/", "status": "active", "region": "Electoral Saxony", "countries": [ "DE" ], "author": "Frederick the Wise and John the Steadfast, Electors of Saxony, and correspondents", "date": "1493-1532", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Academy edition of the church-policy correspondence and records of the two electors. The online database lists 3,385 documents; for 1,760 of them (dated 1493 to December 1522) editing is marked complete. Of these, those with an edited source text show it beside the German summary; the others currently show a summary and metadata only, and the rest of the database is metadata. The printed volumes (three so far, the latest in December 2025) are not online here. Twelve further documents appear with full transcriptions and images under 'Kabinettstücke'. News on the site is dated October 2026. The counts cover the 302 documents with an edited source text found on the document pages, and will grow as texts are added. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "leibniz-briefportal", "title": "Briefportal Leibniz: Ausgewählte Briefe", "url": "https://leibniz-briefportal.adw-goe.de/", "institution": "Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Göttingen with the Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Bibliothek Hannover (Leibniz-Archiv)", "languages": [ "Latin", "German", "Dutch", "French" ], "period": "1692-1701", "words": 182019, "texts": 150, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 182019, "texts": 150 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_url": "https://leibniz-briefportal.adw-goe.de/adw_goettingen_leibniz_briefportal.xml", "license_note": "Only the downloadable TEI metadata file states a licence ('licensed under the terms of the Creative Commons Licence CC BY 4.0'); it holds no letter text. No licence for the letter texts was found in the portal (a JavaScript app with no legal page of its own; it links to the Academy's Impressum, which has only a general copyright paragraph), the Academy's Leibniz-Edition page or the interface strings (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "active", "region": "Germany (Hanover) and the Low Countries, Switzerland", "countries": [ "DE", "NL", "CH" ], "author": "Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz and correspondents", "date": "1692-1701", "last_modified": "2025-03-19", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Selected letters from the Akademie edition of Leibniz's correspondence (series III, volumes 5-8): 188 letters in the database, mostly the exchange with Johann Bernoulli, 1692-1701, with variant readings and graphics. Of the 188 letters, 148 are dated 1692-1700, 28 date from 1701 and 12 are undated. The metadata can be downloaded as TEI (adw_goettingen_leibniz_briefportal.xml, CC BY 4.0), but that file holds no letter text; the letters themselves are read in the portal. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "st-galler-missiven", "title": "Briefverkehr der Stadt St. Gallen 1400-1650: Digitale Missivenedition", "url": "https://missiven.stadtarchiv.ch/index.html", "data_url": "https://missiven.stadtarchiv.ch/api/collection?per-page=1000", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Stadtarchiv und Vadianische Sammlung der Ortsbürgergemeinde St. Gallen", "published": 2024, "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1400-1650", "words": 176091, "texts": 542, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 176091, "texts": 542 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/", "status": "active", "region": "St. Gall and Eastern Switzerland", "countries": [ "CH" ], "author": "Correspondents of the city of St. Gall", "date": "1417-1651", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Full text and images of incoming letters (Missiven) to the imperial city of St. Gall, published in stages. The site lists 760 dated letters (1417-1651, 228,746 words); 218 are before 1450. The TEI of each letter is served at /api/document/ (for example stasg_missiv_00300). The letter list is at the data link. Status active: the site presents a 'Missive des Monats' every first Friday of the month. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "briefwisseling-constantijn-huygens", "title": "Briefwisseling van Constantijn Huygens 1607-1687", "url": "https://resources.huygens.knaw.nl/briefwisselingconstantijnhuygens", "institution": "Huygens Institute (KNAW)", "languages": [ "Dutch", "French", "Latin", "Italian", "English", "German", "Spanish", "Greek" ], "period": "1607-1687", "words": 1723423, "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence or copyright statement on the home page or the colofon (credits only) of the Huygens resources site, nor a link to a terms page; the transcriptions and translations are not licensed there (checked 2026-10-13). No separate data repository found.", "status": "active", "region": "Dutch Republic and Europe", "countries": [ "NL" ], "author": "Constantijn Huygens and his correspondents", "date": "1607-1687", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Database of 9,237 letters to and from Constantijn Huygens (1596-1687), each with metadata and a facsimile of the original, linked to the text of J.A. Worp's edition (6 volumes, 1911-1917) in the Huygens 'retroboeken' viewer, which serves the text of each page as searchable OCR; new letters unpublished by Worp, and transcriptions and translations of selected letters (musical letters, letters of Anna Maria van Schurman and Lucia van Aerssen-Walta) are added. A metadata export (brieven.xls) is offered. Status active: the project blog has posts up to September 2026. Its texts could not be counted: the site refuses automated requests, and the text is OCR of Worp's printed edition with his introductions, notes and indexes mixed in." }, { "id": "brievenalsbuit", "title": "BrievenAlsBuit", "url": "https://brievenalsbuit.ivdnt.org", "data_url": "https://brievenalsbuit.ivdnt.org/blacklab-server/BaB/docs/", "data_format": "tei", "languages": [ "Dutch" ], "period": "1661-1675", "words": 421292, "texts": 972, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 421272, "texts": 970 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows-and-staging", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://ivdnt.org/gebruiksvoorwaarden/", "license_note": "Copyright restrictions apply; no standard open reuse licence established.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it). — text via Wikiscripta Neerlandica transcriptions." }, { "id": "bullinger-digital", "title": "Bullinger Digital", "url": "https://bullinger-digital.ch/", "data_url": "https://github.com/stazh/bullinger-korpus-tei", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Universität Zürich (Institut für Computerlinguistik); Staatsarchiv des Kantons Zürich", "editors": [ "Patricia Scheurer", "Raphael Müller", "Bernard Schroffenegger", "Phillip B. Ströbel", "Martin Volk" ], "published": 2025, "languages": [ "French", "German", "Italian", "Latin" ], "period": "1523-1575", "words": 5030220, "texts": 12482, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 5030220, "texts": 12482 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-ND-3.0-CH", "license_url": "https://github.com/stazh/bullinger-korpus-tei", "license_note": "README, section Urheberrecht: texts are under \"Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 3.0 CH\"; the facsimiles are separately under CC BY-SA 4.0.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "Latin", "texts": 10075, "words": 3941524 }, { "language": "German", "texts": 2398, "words": 1086663 }, { "language": "French", "texts": 7, "words": 1683 }, { "language": "Italian", "texts": 2, "words": 350, "works": [ "letter 2639 (1555)", "letter 8759 (1572)" ] } ], "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Correspondence of the Zurich reformer Heinrich Bullinger (1504-1575), about 12,000 letters to and from him dated 1523-1575, held mostly in the Staatsarchiv des Kantons Zuerich and the Zentralbibliothek Zuerich. Metadata, summaries and footnotes come from the printed HBBW edition; the letter texts come from the HBBW, other printed editions, the HBBW team's preparatory work and automatic handwriting recognition, and are published with facsimiles, normalised search forms, machine translation into English and linked named entities. The project ran 2020-2025 at the Institute of Computational Linguistics, University of Zurich (leaders Patricia Scheurer, Phillip B. Stroebel, Martin Volk; funded by the UZH Foundation); at its end in May 2025 the TEI-XML corpus was handed to the Staatsarchiv Zuerich, which now maintains the online search system. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "camena", "title": "CAMENA", "url": "https://mateo.uni-mannheim.de/camenahtdocs/camena.html", "data_url": "https://github.com/nevenjovanovic/camena-neolatinlit", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Universität Mannheim (CAMENA / CERA project)", "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "1500-1699", "words": 40551750, "texts": 834, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 40551750, "texts": 834 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://mateo.uni-mannheim.de/camenahtdocs/camena_e.html", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-SA-3.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Texts are taken from a republication of the project's XML files on GitHub (Neven Jovanović, University of Zagreb, snapshot 2016), licensed CC-BY-SA; the CAMENA site at the Universität Mannheim serves the same material work by work. The project has had no news since 2017. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "casebooks", "title": "The Casebooks Project", "url": "https://casebooks.lib.cam.ac.uk/", "data_url": "https://github.com/CasebooksProject/casebooks-data", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "University of Cambridge", "editors": [ "Lauren Kassell", "Michael Hawkins", "Robert Ralley", "John Young" ], "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1596-1640", "words": 1710446, "texts": 67, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1710446, "texts": 67 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CasebooksProject/casebooks-data/master/license.txt", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Digital edition of the medical casebooks of the astrologers Simon Forman and Richard Napier (1596-1634), whose consultation records are held by the Bodleian Library, Oxford. Each case is transcribed in XML and published with page images, name, place and treatment directories, critical introductions and selected cases in full. It was produced by the Casebooks Project, a team at the University of Cambridge led by Professor Lauren Kassell, with Wellcome Trust funding from 2008 (pilot, programme and strategic awards, 2008-2019); since 2019 the project is in an archiving and preservation phase. The raw XML transcriptions and authority lists are published in the CasebooksProject/casebooks-data GitHub repository, and the images are at the Cambridge Digital Library. The site's pages returned errors when checked on 2026-10-13, so the details come from archived copies. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "celt", "title": "CELT Corpus of Electronic Texts", "url": "https://celt.ucc.ie/", "data_url": "https://celt.ucc.ie/publishd.html", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "University College Cork", "languages": [ "English", "Irish", "Latin" ], "period": "1454-1698", "words": 1831057, "texts": 66, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1831057, "texts": 66 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Custom terms", "license_url": "https://celt.ucc.ie/faq.html", "license_note": "FAQ Q5 and Q19: texts may be read, downloaded and printed for private use, teaching and research with credit; not for commercial use without written permission; many texts are used under licence from print-edition rights holders and the XML encoding and added material are CELT copyright. No open licence.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "Irish", "texts": 59, "words": 1608251 }, { "language": "English", "texts": 5, "words": 149694 }, { "language": "Latin", "texts": 2, "words": 73112, "works": [ "CELT L100001", "CELT L100012" ] } ], "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Online textbase of Irish history, literature and politics from University College Cork, comprising texts in Irish, Latin, Anglo-Norman French and English, with English translations where possible; a large part dates from before 1700. Texts are taken from the best printed editions, scanned, proofread and encoded in TEI-conformant SGML or XML, with HTML versions and introductions and bibliographies, and can be read, searched and downloaded. CELT was founded in 1992 by Professor Donnchadh O Corrain, who directed it until his retirement; it was funded by the American Ireland Funds, the Irish Higher Education Authority and the Irish Research Council for the Humanities and Social Sciences, among others. The site is still online but its copyright line reads 1997-2010 and the FAQ counts 1638 texts as of 24 February 2021. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "charta-corpus", "title": "CHARTA — Corpus hispánico y americano en la red: textos antiguos", "url": "https://corpora.uah.es/charta/index.php?action=corpus", "data_url": "https://corpora.uah.es/charta/index.php?action=files", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Red CHARTA, coordinated by GITHE (Universidad de Alcalá; Ricardo Pichel, Víctor Caballero Gómez)", "published": 2015, "languages": [ "Spanish", "Latin" ], "period": "944-1871", "words": 203534, "texts": 250, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 199396, "texts": 248 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-ND-4.0", "license_url": "https://corpora.uah.es/charta/index.php?action=citar", "license_note": "'Cómo citar' page, section 'Condiciones de uso': 'CHARTA se publica con la licencia Creative Commons by-nc-nd'; free consultation and use for teaching and research, no commercial use, no derivative corpora; materials may be cited but not reused. Licence version not given (4.0 assumed). Site footer also says '© 2025 CHARTA. Todos los derechos reservados'.", "status": "active", "region": "Spain and Spanish America", "countries": [ "ES", "VE", "CO", "MX", "EC", "US", "CU", "DO" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Selection of archival documents drawn from the corpora of the member research groups of the CHARTA network (CODCAR, CODEMA, CORHEN, CODEA, CDHM, COREECOM, CODDEC, DGSXIX, DOLEO, CorColombia, CORAPRINA, COHSANRE, COTAGAL, DCEP, CORDEREGRA, CORDINA, COHIECOS), so the texts also exist in those corpora. Each document has facsimile (where available), paleographic and critical presentations; free reading and search without login on the TEITOK platform; per-document TEI XML is served at corpora.uah.es/charta/xmlfiles/.xml the XML files are listed at index.php?action=files and downloaded one by one; there is no bulk archive. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "chm-mapudungun", "title": "CHM Mapudungun", "url": "http://www.amc-resources.lel.ed.ac.uk/CHM/", "data_url": "http://www.amc-resources.lel.ed.ac.uk/CHM/data/1621VALDIVIA-Sermones.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Angus McIntosh Centre for Historical Linguistics, University of Edinburgh (Benjamin Molineaux, Vasilis Karaiskos)", "languages": [ "Mapudungun" ], "period": "1606-1643", "words": 25494, "texts": 7, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 25494, "texts": 7 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "http://www.amc-resources.lel.ed.ac.uk/CHM/divs/ref-english", "license_note": "Acknowledgements page gives the citation as '(c) The University of Edinburgh'; no open licence is stated on the site pages or in the TEI header (publicationStmt is empty), checked 2026-10-13.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Digital, linguistically tagged collection of early writings in Mapudungun (Mapuche), covering materials from 1606 to 1930, mostly by missionaries but also explorers, military men and ethnographers. Texts are shown as web versions that often follow the source's layout with a parallel Spanish or Latin translation, and are parsed by hand and semi-automatically for lemma, part of speech and morpheme, searchable in original spelling, in the Alfabeto Mapuche Unificado or by English gloss. Version 1.0 was compiled by Benjamin Molineaux (Angus McIntosh Centre for Historical Linguistics, University of Edinburgh) under a Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship (April 2018 to March 2021); the search interface was built by Vasilis Karaiskos. The texts are also available as TEI-XML files. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it). https://benmolineaux.github.io/." }, { "id": "chymistry-of-isaac-newton", "title": "The Chymistry of Isaac Newton", "url": "https://webapp1.dlib.indiana.edu/newton/index.jsp", "institution": "Indiana University (William R. Newman, general editor; John A. Walsh, technical editor)", "editors": [ "William R. Newman", "John A. Walsh" ], "published": 2005, "languages": [ "Latin", "English" ], "period": "Late 17th century", "texts": 73, "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://webapp1.dlib.indiana.edu/newton/project/copyright.do", "license_note": "'Conditions of Use and Copyright': texts and images are 'provided for non-commercial, personal, or research use only'; other use needs written permission. Copyright of the edition is held by general editor William R. Newman; manuscript image rights belong to the holding institutions.", "status": "active", "region": "England (Cambridge)", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "years_active": { "start": 2005, "end": "ongoing" }, "author": "Isaac Newton", "date": "c. 1660s-1690s", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Online edition of Newton's alchemical manuscripts from Cambridge and other libraries, each shown in a normalised and a diplomatic transcription (encoded in TEI/XML, but the XML is not offered for download), with English translations of non-English passages, glossary and analysis tools. Newton wrote and copied about one million words on alchemy; the site's browse list holds 73 manuscripts, which is the count given, some of them Newton's copies of older texts. The Oxford Newton Project is a separate resource. Pages show an update stamp of 2025-07-03. The count of 73 manuscripts comes from the browse list, and the texts themselves could not be read to count words: the site does not allow automated access to the transcriptions, and the TEI files are not published." }, { "id": "earlymoderngreek-clarinel", "title": "CLARIN:EL Resources of early modern Greek (16th-17th century)", "url": "https://hdl.handle.net/11500/CLARIN-EL-0000-0000-6A00-9", "data_url": "https://hdl.handle.net/11500/CLARIN-EL-0000-0000-6A00-9", "data_format": "other", "institution": "University of the Aegean / Greek Language Centre / ILSP 'Athena' (CLARIN:EL infrastructure)", "languages": [ "Greek" ], "period": "1520-1646", "words": 152215, "texts": 5, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 152215, "texts": 5 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "other", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "CLARIN:EL resource 'Resources of early modern Greek (16th-17th century)', a set of editions of notarial deeds (Alexakis, Olokalos) and literary and deed editions (Kapianos, Visvizis, Montselese's Evgena, 1646), distributed as MS Word .doc files. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "codea-plus-2022", "title": "CODEA+ 2022 — Corpus de documentos españoles anteriores a 1900", "url": "https://corpuscodea.es/", "doi": "10.37536/CODEA.2015", "institution": "GITHE (Textos para la Historia del Español), Universidad de Alcalá; coordinator Pedro Sánchez-Prieto Borja", "languages": [ "Spanish", "Latin" ], "period": "1036-1899", "words": 1031628, "texts": 1498, "encoding": "html", "license": "CC BY-NC-ND (version not stated)", "license_url": "https://corpuscodea.es/", "license_note": "The site's 'Condiciones de uso' state: free consultation and use for teaching and research with citation; no commercial use; no derivative corpora; materials may be cited but not reused (Creative Commons by-nc-nd).", "status": "active", "region": "Spain (Iberian Peninsula), with some documents from Italy, Greece, Austria and elsewhere", "countries": [ "ES", "IT", "GR", "AT", "FR", "BE", "PT", "DE" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Archival documents from the origins of Spanish to 1899 (Archivo Histórico Nacional, Simancas, Indias, Corona de Aragón and many local archives), each with facsimile, paleographic and critical transcription; lemmatised and POS-tagged (>90% of the lexicon). Texts are read and searched in the web interface only; no bulk download found (the corpus conditions of use forbid derivative corpora). The DOI 10.37536/CODEA.2015 is the one given in the project's citation instructions. CODEA+ 2015 remains available separately. The documents themselves were not downloaded because the licence (CC BY-NC-ND) does not allow reuse of the documents in a corpus." }, { "id": "codiaje-judeospanish", "title": "CoDiAJe — The Annotated Diachronic Corpus of Judeo-Spanish", "url": "https://lindat.mff.cuni.cz/services/teitok-live/codiaje/index.php?action=home", "data_url": "https://lindat.mff.cuni.cz/services/teitok-live/codiaje/index.php?action=browser&show=all", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Aldina Quintana, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, with Maarten Janssen (Charles University) and Josep M. Fontana (UPF); ISF grants 473/11, 486/19", "editors": [ "Aldina Quintana" ], "languages": [ "Ladino" ], "period": "1564-1679", "words": 30953, "texts": 6, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 30953, "texts": 6 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence on the home, Team or document-browser pages of the TEITOK site, nor in the TEI header of a sample file (lad118.xml, publicationStmt only says 'unknown'); no repository record found (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Multi-alphabetic annotated diachronic corpus of Judeo-Spanish (16th–21st c.) built in TEITOK (TEI-XML over CQP); hosted with a live TEITOK interface at LINDAT/CLARIN. Directed by Aldina Quintana (Hebrew University of Jerusalem); described in Scriptum Digital 9 (2020). The project's description page is on Aldina Quintana's HUJI site. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "colonia", "title": "Colonia — Corpus of Classical (Colonial) Portuguese", "url": "https://www.linguateca.pt/acesso/desc_corpus.php?corpus=COLONIA", "data_url": "https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/rtatman/colonia-corpus-of-historical-portuguese", "data_format": "other", "institution": "Linguateca / CorporaVM, corpus directed by Diana Santos", "languages": [ "Portuguese" ], "period": "1500-1691", "words": 1454490, "texts": 20, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1454490, "texts": 20 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "other", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence from the compilers: the Linguateca page states no terms and the original Cologne host is unreachable (checked 2026-10-13). A third-party Kaggle copy is labelled CC0, which the compilers have not confirmed.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Colonia is the diachronic corpus of classical Portuguese (16th-20th c.) of the AC/DC annotation project at Linguateca (Diana Santos). The live Linguateca author/works list for Colonia enumerates exactly the collected works — Anchieta, Pero Vaz de Caminha, Gandavo, Vieira sermons/letters, Camões, Guerr(a?)e(d)eiro, Melo. The corpus's own site (corporavm.uni-koeln.de/colonia) is dead; Linguateca's page remains the live official listing. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "shakespeare-mit", "title": "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (MIT)", "url": "https://shakespeare.mit.edu/", "data_url": "https://github.com/TheMITTech/shakespeare", "data_format": "html", "institution": "Jeremy Hylton; operated by The Tech (MIT), hosted by MIT IS&T", "editors": [ "Jeremy Hylton" ], "published": 1993, "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "c. 1590-1613", "words": 934523, "texts": 198, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 934523, "texts": 198 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Public domain", "license_url": "https://shakespeare.mit.edu/", "status": "archived", "region": "England", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "author": "William Shakespeare", "last_modified": "2023-09-19", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-13", "document_types": [ "print" ], "modernised": true, "notes": "Online since 1993. HTML pages for the 37 plays, the Sonnets, Venus and Adonis, The Rape of Lucrece, A Lover's Complaint and A Funeral Elegy. All of it dates from 1450-1700. The text comes from the Moby Shakespeare, a modernised-spelling text, not a transcription of the early prints. HTML public domain according to the site. Status: the home page says 'Current copy taken from GitHub and hosted by MIT IS&T in a static location' (5/10/23) and the repository's last push is 2023-09-19; nothing newer was found. The counts cover the GitHub repository's plays, sonnets and poems, including The Passionate Pilgrim and The Phoenix and the Turtle from its plain-text poetry file. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "rin-conde", "title": "ConDÉ — faire vivre six siècles de coutumiers normands (Corpus Numérique des Éditions de la Coutume de Normandie)", "url": "https://mrsh.unicaen.fr/coutumiers/conde/accueil.html", "data_url": "https://github.com/RIN-ConDE/editions", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "CRISCO EA4255 / MRSH, Université de Caen Normandie (Pierre Larrivée, Mathieu Goux; with Université de Rouen), funded by the Région Normandie RIN programme", "editors": [ "Pierre Larrivée", "Mathieu Goux" ], "published": 2021, "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1539-1678", "words": 2539837, "texts": 4, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 2539837, "texts": 4 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/deed.fr", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "The ConDE project (RIN = Réseau d'Intérêt Normand funding scheme; the TEI corpus itself is released on GitHub at github.com/RIN-ConDE/editions, which is why the Renascor Corpus collection carries the 'RIN-ConDE' name) transcribes and TEI-encodes successive editions of the Coutume de Normandie and its commentaries (Le Rouillé 1539, Terrien 1578, Bérault 1614, Basnage 1678...). The project site is hosted by the MRSH / Pôle Document Numérique in Caen with a blog at conde.hypotheses.org; corpus cited as 'corpus ConDE, Caen, CRISCO EA4255'. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "controversia-confessio", "title": "Controversia Confessio", "url": "https://www.controversia-et-confessio.de", "data_url": "https://exist.ulb.tu-darmstadt.de/2/r/edoc/collection/pa000002.json", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Akademie der Wissenschaften und der Literatur Mainz (Irene Dingel, project lead); digital edition with Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel and Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Darmstadt", "languages": [ "German", "Latin" ], "period": "1548-1575", "words": 1075246, "texts": 138, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1075246, "texts": 138 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://exist.ulb.tu-darmstadt.de/2/v/data/pa000002/wdbmeta.xml", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-4.0, CC-BY-SA-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "German", "texts": 96, "words": 739856 }, { "language": "Latin", "texts": 42, "words": 335390 } ], "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Source edition on the formation of confessions and confessionalisation (1548-1580), documenting the theological disputes after the Augsburg Interim of 1548 and the Leipzig Interim, in nine planned thematic volumes. The project's database records more than 2000 printed controversial writings of 1548-1577/80 (full titles, authorship, printers, dates, present library locations, title-page scans and often summaries) and about 240 short biographies of the theologians and politicians involved; digital versions of the printed edition volumes are being produced in cooperation with the Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbuettel and the University and State Library Darmstadt. The project has run since 2007 as a long-term project of the Akademie der Wissenschaften und der Literatur Mainz, with the Leibniz-Institut fuer Europaeische Geschichte and Johannes Gutenberg-Universitaet Mainz, and ended with the conference volume C&C 12 published in 2025. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "cordiam", "title": "CORDIAM — Corpus Diacrónico y Diatópico del Español de América", "url": "https://www.cordiam.org/", "institution": "Academia Mexicana de la Lengua (Concepción Company and Virginia Bertolotti, directors; search engine by A. Gelbukh and G. Sidorov)", "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "1494-1905", "words": 8083708, "texts": 7334, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 8068251, "texts": 7311 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "other", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://www.cordiam.org/doc/creditos.html", "license_note": "Credits page: 'Corpus Cordiam © Concepción Company y Virginia Bertolotti. Buscador © Alexander Gelbukh y Grigori Sidorov'; no open licence on the credits, presentation or citation pages (checked 2026-10-13). Only a citation format is prescribed.", "status": "active", "region": "Spanish America (19 countries, plus the US South/West, Jamaica, Haiti, Guyana)", "countries": [ "MX", "PE", "AR", "CU", "CO", "VE", "CL", "BO" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Three subcorpora: Documentos (6,851 texts, archival documents from 'corpus de corpus'), Literatura (6,367; 16th-19th c.) and Prensa (16,271; 18th-19th c. only). The search interface is open without login and full documents are available as per-document PDF files (with a metadata sheet on page 1); the search interface shows concordances and example passages as HTML; there is no bulk download and no TEI. Documents are transcriptions with expanded abbreviations. The countries listed are a selection of the 20+ countries covered. The counts cover the 7,334 documents with a year between 1494 and 1700, and documents dated only by century are not included. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "coreecom", "title": "COREECOM — Corpus Electrónico del Español Colonial Mexicano", "url": "https://www.iifilologicas.unam.mx/coreecom/", "doi": "10.19130/coreecom.clh.2019", "institution": "Centro de Lingüística Hispánica 'Juan M. Lope Blanch', Instituto de Investigaciones Filológicas, UNAM (Beatriz Arias Álvarez, coordinator)", "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "1500-1599", "words": 38151, "texts": 117, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 38151, "texts": 117 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://www.iifilologicas.unam.mx/coreecom/", "license_note": "Site states a Creative Commons Reconocimiento-NoComercial-CompartirIgual 4.0 licence, while the footer also says 'todos los derechos reservados 2019' with non-profit reproduction allowed if the source is cited.", "status": "archived", "region": "New Spain, Caribbean (Cuba), Canary Islands and the Iberian Peninsula", "countries": [ "MX", "ES", "CU", "GT" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "The 'Corpus documental' list (checked 2026-10-12) contains 119 documents, all with Periodo between 1500 and 1599 (1500-1524: 11; 1525-1549: 31; 1550-1574: 43; 1575-1599: 34), from AGI, AGN México, AHN, Simancas etc. Intro text announces 16th-18th century coverage but only the 16th century is online. Each document page shows a facsimile reference, the paleographic edition and the critical edition side by side. There is no data download. The site footer gives a last update of 30 August 2019. A member of the CHARTA network. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "corpus-corporum", "title": "Corpus Corporum", "url": "https://mlat.uzh.ch/", "data_url": "https://mlat.uzh.ch/browser", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Universität Zürich", "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "1450-1696", "words": 19091970, "texts": 953, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 19091970, "texts": 953 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://mlat.uzh.ch/", "license_note": "Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Repository of Latin texts (with some Greek) from antiquity to the early modern period, run by the Institute for Greek and Latin Philology of the University of Zurich, directed by Philipp Roelli. It holds the Patrologia Latina, the Vulgate and many other corpora, stored as standardised TEI-XML and searchable by full text, Boolean, proximity and lemma (Latin), with period limits (about 83 percent of texts carry a date tag), dictionaries, a synoptic Bible view and metrical analysis; texts can be downloaded for non-commercial use. The present interface was rebuilt around 2019 and the site is still maintained. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "ula-corpus-documentos-coloniales-merida", "title": "Corpus de Documentos Coloniales (CDC) de Mérida, Venezuela — Documentos para la Historia Lingüística de Mérida (siglos XVI-XVII)", "url": "https://www.human.ula.ve/linguisticahispanica/investigacion/corpus_cdc.php", "institution": "Grupo de Lingüística Hispánica, Universidad de Los Andes, Mérida (Enrique Obediente Sosa, ed.)", "editors": [ "Enrique Obediente Sosa" ], "published": 2002, "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "1564-1657", "words": 58764, "texts": 37, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 58764, "texts": 37 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "other", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence or rights statement on the corpus page, in the front matter of the compilation PDF (only acknowledgements, 2002, legal deposit and ISBN 980-11-0652-2) or in a sample document PDF; the group's pages carry no footer or terms. Checked 2026-10-13.", "status": "archived", "region": "Province of Mérida (Venezuela) and Santa Fe de Bogotá", "countries": [ "VE", "CO" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "37 public and private documents (testaments, powers of attorney, sales, dowries, petitions) transcribed literally (Proyecto Histórico del Español de América / ALFAL norms), published in 2002 (ISBN 980-11-0652-2), each as a separate PDF with text layer. All documents date from 1564-1657. Probably related to the CDHM documents of the same group in the CHARTA corpus. The page shows no update since 2002. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "sonetossiglodeoro", "title": "Corpus de sonetos del Siglo de Oro (ADSO)", "url": "https://github.com/bncolorado/CorpusSonetosSigloDeOro", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.3634441", "data_url": "https://github.com/bncolorado/CorpusSonetosSigloDeOro", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Universidad de Alicante (Borja Navarro-Colorado; ADSO project, Fundacion BBVA)", "editors": [ "Borja Navarro-Colorado", "María Ribes Lafoz", "Noelia Sánchez" ], "published": 2016, "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "1526-1695", "words": 466011, "texts": 5078, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 466011, "texts": 5078 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://www.cervantesvirtual.com/marco-legal/", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-NC-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2026-02-19", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "The well-known metrical corpus of 5,078 Spanish Golden Age sonnets (matching the catalogue count) in TEI XML with metrical pattern annotation, edited by Borja Navarro-Colorado (Univ. Alicante) from texts of the Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes; part of the ADSO project. Licence CC BY-NC 4.0 for the annotations (BVMC terms for the texts); a searchable interface exists at BVMC.Labs (data.cervantesvirtual.com/goldenage). The 'Sonetos del Siglo de Oro' label in the harvest refers to this corpus (texts stem from Ramón García González-type BVMC anthologies). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "corpus-mallorca", "title": "Corpus Mallorca — Documentos castellanos de los archivos mallorquines", "url": "https://www.corpusmallorca.es/", "institution": "HIPERTEXT research group, Universitat de les Illes Balears (director Andrés Enrique-Arias)", "languages": [ "Spanish", "Latin" ], "period": "1640-1909", "words": 31007, "texts": 84, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 31007, "texts": 84 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence or copyright statement on the home, research-team, document-consultation, bibliography or editing-norms pages (checked 2026-10-13); the site only mentions its funding (projects FFI2014-59135-R and FFI2017-83899-P) and membership of the CHARTA network, whose own terms are CC BY-NC-ND but are not extended to this site.", "status": "active", "region": "Balearic Islands (Spain)", "countries": [ "ES", "IT", "MT", "FR", "AT", "BE", "VE" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Unpublished Castilian documents from archives in Mallorca, Menorca and Ibiza (Arxiu del Regne de Mallorca, municipal archives, Epistolario Santacilia, etc.), edited with CHARTA norms (paleographic transcription and critical presentation, facsimiles), searchable by archive, province, type, date; used for the study of Catalan-Spanish contact. Some passages in Latin or Catalan are tagged. Funded by FFI2014-59135-R and FFI2017-83899-P. No download; page last modified 2024-09-22 (index.html). The corpus has 1,251 documents dated 1640-1909. Most documents are from the Balearic Islands. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "corpus17-french", "title": "CORPUS17 — 17th c. French texts corpus", "url": "https://github.com/e-ditiones/CORPUS17", "data_url": "https://github.com/e-ditiones/CORPUS17/tree/master/data", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "e-ditiones (Simon Gabay), GitHub open repo", "editors": [ "Alexandre Bartz", "Simon Gabay" ], "published": 2020, "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1622-1700", "words": 149810, "texts": 15, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 149810, "texts": 15 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "archived", "last_modified": "2021-02-26", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "CORPUS17 is Simon Gabay's open GitHub corpus of 17th-century French texts encoded in diplomatic TEI (e-ditiones/CORPUS17, live 200, description '17th c. French texts corpus'). The 120 collected texts (dates 1624-1687 etc.) mirror its TEI files. No explicit licence in repo metadata listed by the GitHub API. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "patin-correspondance-complete", "title": "Correspondance complète et autres écrits de Guy Patin", "url": "https://numerabilis.u-paris.fr/editions-critiques/patin/", "institution": "Bibliothèque interuniversitaire de santé / Université Paris Cité (Numérabilis); edited by Loïc Capron", "editors": [ "Loïc Capron" ], "languages": [ "French", "Latin" ], "period": "1630-1673", "words": 1315763, "texts": 1611, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1315763, "texts": 1611 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "CC-BY-NC-4.0", "license_url": "https://numerabilis.u-paris.fr/editions-critiques/patin/index.las?do=lettre&let=0001", "status": "archived", "region": "France (Paris)", "countries": [ "FR" ], "author": "Guy Patin", "date": "1630-1673", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Annotated critical edition of the letters of the Paris physician Guy Patin to colleagues in France, Switzerland, Germany and the Low Countries, with indexes of people, places and terms, a full-text search and printing options. The site shows '4e édition (mai 2022) revue et augmentée' as its latest update and no later change was found, hence archived. Letters are open without login. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "bayle-correspondance", "title": "Correspondance de Pierre Bayle (édition électronique)", "url": "https://bayle-correspondance.univ-st-etienne.fr/", "institution": "Université Jean Monnet Saint-Étienne, IHRIM (directed by Antony McKenna and Fabienne Vial-Bonacci)", "languages": [ "French", "Latin" ], "period": "1662-1698", "words": 1251286, "texts": 1412, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1241830, "texts": 1393 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://bayle-correspondance.univ-st-etienne.fr/spip.php?page=mentions-legales", "license_note": "Mentions legales: \"Tous les droits de reproduction sont reserves, y compris pour les documents telechargeables\"; reproduction of any part of the site on an electronic medium is forbidden without the express authorisation of the publication director (Universite Jean Monnet, Saint-Etienne).", "status": "active", "region": "France and the Dutch Republic", "countries": [ "FR", "NL" ], "author": "Pierre Bayle", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Critical edition of the letters sent and received by Pierre Bayle (1647-1706), with transcriptions, annotations, indexes and translations of Latin letters. The site publishes letters 1-1405 (volumes I-XI of the printed edition, 1662-1698); volumes XII-XIV (letters up to 1791 and 1706) are not online. The site mentions TEI/XML output but no files are public. The site was updated in 2025. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "grotius-correspondence-huygens", "title": "The Correspondence of Hugo Grotius (Huygens Institute, eLaborate)", "url": "https://grotius.huygens.knaw.nl/years", "institution": "Huygens Instituut (KNAW); edition of P.C. Molhuysen, B.L. Meulenbroek, P.P. Witkam, H.J.M. Nellen and C.M. Ridderikhoff", "editors": [ "P.C. Molhuysen", "B.L. Meulenbroek", "P.P. Witkam", "H.J.M. Nellen", "C.M. Ridderikhoff" ], "published": 2009, "languages": [ "Latin", "French", "Dutch" ], "period": "1597-1645", "words": 3552730, "texts": 7801, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 3549906, "texts": 7790 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_note": "Site footer: © Huygens Instituut – KNAW 2009.", "status": "archived", "region": "Low Countries, France and elsewhere in Europe", "countries": [ "NL", "FR", "DE", "SE" ], "author": "Hugo Grotius", "date": "1597-1645", "last_modified": "2023-07-04", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Digital version of the printed Briefwisseling van Hugo de Groot (letters written and received by Grotius from 1597 to 1645), with an introduction, name and quotation indices and the editors' Dutch notes. Every letter is readable online without login and can be browsed by year, sender or recipient. The site states 'basic digital version, October 2009'; its newest style file is dated 2023-07-04 and nothing newer was found, so it is marked archived. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "cosuiza", "title": "COSUIZA — Corpus de documentos hispánicos de Suiza", "url": "https://grafila.unil.ch/cosuiza/", "data_url": "https://grafila.unil.ch/cosuiza/index.php?action=files", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "GRAFILA (Grupo de Análisis Filológico de Lausana), Section d'espagnol, Université de Lausanne; CHARTA network member", "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "1483-1951", "words": 8892, "texts": 27, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 8892, "texts": 27 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Custom terms", "license_url": "https://grafila.unil.ch/cosuiza/xmlfiles/COSUIZA-0025.xml", "license_note": "The TEI headers of sample files (COSUIZA-0001, -0025, coll_ed_favre_35_f101r) say only '

Licencia CREATIVE COMMONS

' with no licence variant or URL; the site home page shows '© GRAFILA, Université de Lausanne' and no terms. A Creative Commons licence is therefore claimed, but its conditions cannot be determined.", "status": "active", "region": "Documents kept in Swiss archives (Basel, Fribourg, Bern, Geneva, Valais, Vaud, Lausanne), written mostly in Spain and Spanish America", "countries": [ "ES", "MX", "IT", "BE", "FR", "AR", "CH" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "123 TEITOK documents (stats page 'action=stats', checked 2026-10-12): non-literary manuscripts edited following the CHARTA criteria (palaeographic and critical presentation, TEI XML with lemma/POS). Raw TEI XML is served per document. Part of the CHARTA network. The counts cover the 27 documents dated within 1450-1700, but 70 of the 123 documents have no date in their TEI header, so the period share is understated, and the corpus is under construction. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "elan-crenum", "title": "CreNum - Edition numerique de la Chronique francaise de Guillaume Cretin", "url": "https://crenum.elan-numerique.fr/", "data_url": "https://gricad-gitlab.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr/elan/crenum/-/tree/main/data/xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "ELAN / UMR Litt&Arts (CNRS / Universite Grenoble Alpes)", "editors": [ "Ellen Delvallée", "Antoine Brix" ], "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1515-1515", "words": 192178, "texts": 5, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 192178, "texts": 5 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://crenum.elan-numerique.fr/legal_mentions", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "CreNum is the ELAN (Grenoble) digital XML-TEI edition of Guillaume Crétin's Chronique française (five books, 1515 edition), edited by Antoine Brix and Ellen Delvallée with the ELAN team. The edition is published at crenum.elan-numerique.fr; the TEI sources are in the project's GitLab repository (gricad-gitlab.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr/elan/crenum), which shows a bot-check page to browsers. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "croala", "title": "CroALa (Croatiae Auctores Latini)", "url": "https://croala.ffzg.unizg.hr/", "data_url": "https://github.com/nevenjovanovic/croatiae-auctores-latini-textus", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "University of Zagreb", "editors": [ "Neven Jovanović", "Yasmin Haskell", "Nella Lonza", "Bratislav Lučin", "Elia Marinova", "Darko Novaković", "Terence O. Tunberg" ], "published": 2009, "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "1450-1700", "words": 3545403, "texts": 394, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 3545403, "texts": 394 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://croala.ffzg.unizg.hr/", "license_note": "Site Impressum ('Notitia legalis (CC-BY)'): the work is released under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International; the GitHub repository carries a CC-BY-4.0 LICENSE and its README says the TEI texts are 'freely available under a CC-BY license'.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Peer-reviewed, freely available digital collection of Latin texts by Croatian authors and others connected with Croatia, from the epitaph of Queen Jelena (976) to Ivan Golub's Latin poems (first published 1984), of which the part before 1700 is relevant here. Published by the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences of the University of Zagreb from the research project 'Digitalizacija hrvatskih latinista', with an editorial board led by Neven Jovanovic (Zagreb) with Yasmin Haskell, Nella Lonza, Bratislav Lucin, Elia Marinova, Darko Novakovic and Terence O. Tunberg. The texts are TEI-XML, openly downloadable from a GitHub repository (with Zenodo DOI) and searchable through PhiloLogic4 and a BaseX database; the online edition is dated 2024 and the repository was last updated in April 2026. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "cidtc", "title": "Dantiscus' Correspondence", "url": "https://editions.al.uw.edu.pl/exist/apps/dantiscus/", "data_url": "https://editions.al.uw.edu.pl/exist/rest/db/apps/dantiscus-data/data/letters/", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Faculty of 'Artes Liberales', University of Warsaw (editions.al.uw.edu.pl)", "languages": [ "Czech", "Dutch", "French", "German", "Italian", "Latin", "Polish", "Spanish" ], "period": "1500-1549", "words": 1911266, "texts": 4614, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1911266, "texts": 4614 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "http://dantiscus.al.uw.edu.pl/?menu=citation&f=citation&lang=eng", "license_note": "Copyright restrictions apply; no standard open reuse licence established.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "Latin", "texts": 3336, "words": 1382221 }, { "language": "German", "texts": 1220, "words": 510152 }, { "language": "Polish", "texts": 34, "words": 10566 }, { "language": "Spanish", "texts": 16, "words": 6297 }, { "language": "Dutch", "texts": 3, "words": 752, "works": [ "letter IDL 3516", "letter IDL 597", "letter IDL 5838" ] }, { "language": "French", "texts": 2, "words": 527, "works": [ "letter IDL 3514", "letter IDL 884" ] }, { "language": "Italian", "texts": 2, "words": 462, "works": [ "letter IDL 274", "letter IDL 3459" ] }, { "language": "Czech", "texts": 1, "words": 289, "works": [ "letter IDL 3509" ] } ], "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "CIDTC is the digital critical edition of the correspondence of Johannes Dantiscus (1485-1548), royal Polish diplomat, published online at the University of Warsaw's editions.al.uw.edu.pl on an eXist-db/TEI-Publisher stack. The root URL shows a bare eXist-db landing page; the edition app itself lives at /exist/apps/dantiscus/ (verified 200, title 'Dantiscus' Correspondence'), serving TEI P5 XML files with IDs of the form IDLxxxxx.xml exactly as the origin indicates. Origin verbatim: 'CIDTC editions.al.uw.edu.pl -> IDL5422.xml'. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "bucherinventar-elisabeth-von-calenberg", "title": "Das Bücherinventar der Elisabeth von Calenberg (1539): Edition und Anmerkungen", "url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000082/start.htm", "data_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000082/tei-transcript.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel (edited by Eva Schlotheuber and Gabriele Haug-Moritz)", "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1539", "words": 567, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 567, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-3.0", "license_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/rights/cc_by-sa.html", "status": "archived", "region": "Lower Saxony", "countries": [ "DE" ], "author": "Duchess Elisabeth of Calenberg", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Edition of the list of books in the private rooms of Duchess Elisabeth of Braunschweig-Calenberg, from the inventory handed to her chambermaid at Münden in June 1539, with transcription facsimile links, footnotes and bibliographies (published 2011 as Editiones Electronicae Guelferbytanae 7). The TEI file holds one inventory extract with 69 numbered book entries. The TEI file was last modified in 2011. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "kirchenbuch-groeben", "title": "Das Kirchenbuch zu Gröben (1578-1769)", "url": "http://kirchenbuch-groeben.de/", "institution": "Evangelische Kirchengemeinde Gröben (EKBO)", "published": 2009, "languages": [ "German", "Latin" ], "period": "1578-1769", "words": 71108, "texts": 246, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 71108, "texts": 246 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence on the site (footer '© 2009 EKBO', Impressum, Hilfe page) or in its pages; the Impressum names the Gemeindekirchenrat Gröben as publisher and credits the page photographs to the Evangelisches Zentralarchiv Berlin (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "archived", "region": "Brandenburg, south-west of Berlin", "countries": [ "DE" ], "date": "1578-1769", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Transcription, spread by spread (two pages per web page, with facsimile), of the church register begun in 1578: baptisms, marriages, burials, plus some inserted documents such as a letter of Melanchthon. The site covers 1578-1769; the part dated 1578-1700 is 248 page spreads (pages 1 to c. 505). The site footer reads © 2009 EKBO and its news feed was last updated on 18 March 2014, so it is listed as archived. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "dietrich-klostertagebuch", "title": "Das Kloster-Tagebuch des Einsiedler Paters Joseph Dietrich, 1670-1704 – Kommentierte Online-Edition", "url": "https://www.dietrich-edition.unibe.ch/", "institution": "Abteilung für Wirtschafts-, Sozial- und Umweltgeschichte, Historisches Institut, Universität Bern", "editors": [ "Christian Rohr", "Gabriela Schwarz-Zanetti", "Raphael Schwitter", "Salome Egloff" ], "published": 2018, "languages": [ "German", "Latin" ], "period": "1687-1698 (online volumes)", "words": 564464, "texts": 4, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 564464, "texts": 4 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence on the site (home, project, edition-principles and volume pages, volume footer shows only a citation suggestion), no public repository found (checked 2026-10-13). The site says unpublished transcriptions are available on request.", "status": "active", "region": "Einsiedeln and Freudenfels (Switzerland)", "countries": [ "CH" ], "author": "Joseph Dietrich", "date": "1670-1704", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "The diary has 18 volumes and about 12,000 pages; a diplomatic transcription with footnotes, Latin translations, weather observations and registers is published volume by volume. Four volumes are online so far: Band 6 (1687-1688), Band 13 (1688-1690), Band 15 (1693-1694) and Band 17 (1697-1698); all are within the period. The others are transcribed but not yet published. Band 17 and a new full-text search were added on 9 October 2026. The counts cover the four published volumes of 18, each counted as one text. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "nachlassinventar-ferdinand-ii-1596", "title": "Das Nachlassinventar Erzherzog Ferdinands II. (1529-1595) von 1596", "url": "https://repository.khm.at/viewer/Nachlassinventar/Ferdinand/1596/", "doi": "10.60477/khm1-92663", "data_url": "https://repository.khm.at/viewer/api/v1/records/92663/plaintext", "data_format": "html", "institution": "Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien (repository)", "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1596", "words": 103067, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 103067, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://doi.org/10.60477/khm1-92663", "status": "active", "region": "Tyrol (Innsbruck, Ambras)", "countries": [ "AT" ], "author": "Estate inventory of Archduke Ferdinand II of Tyrol", "date": "1596", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Inventory manuscript (KHM shelfmark KK_6652) of the possessions of Archduke Ferdinand II of Tyrol (1529-1595), drawn up in 1596 at Innsbruck and Ambras, digitised with a full-text transcription in the repository viewer. The viewer sits behind a bot check, so the pages are best opened in a browser; the \"plaintext\" API endpoint returns the whole transcription as HTML fragments (the viewer's TEI export is only a wrapper around the same HTML, not a TEI encoding of the text). Status active: the repository and its DOI (registered under the recent 10.60477 prefix) are live in 2026. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "dasypodius-dictionarium-latinogermanicum", "title": "Dasypodius' Dictionarium Latinogermanicum (1535)", "url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000008/start.htm", "data_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000008/mets.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel (transcribed and edited by Jonathan West)", "editors": [ "Jonathan West" ], "published": 2007, "languages": [ "Latin", "German" ], "period": "1535", "words": 172925, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 172925, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-3.0", "license_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/rights/cc_by-sa.html", "status": "archived", "region": "Alsace", "countries": [ "FR" ], "author": "Petrus Dasypodius", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Transcription of the first edition of Dasypodius' dictionary (Strasbourg: Rihel, 1535, Strasbourg copy) with variant readings of the 1536 edition, in five TEI files (contents and preface, A-B, C-H, I-O, P-Z) and a TEI introduction, revised 30 November 2012. Last file modified 2012. The dictionary (about 6,600 entries) is counted as one text, without the 1536 variant readings. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "van-der-goes-ystroom", "title": "De Ystroom: Joannes Antonides van der Goes, Ystroom (1671), online edition", "url": "https://deystroom.huygens.knaw.nl/", "data_url": "https://deystroom.huygens.knaw.nl/edition/data/config.json", "data_format": "json", "institution": "Huygens ING (KNAW), edited by Jan Bloemendal with Boukje Thijs and student contributors", "editors": [ "Jan Bloemendal", "Boukje Thijs" ], "languages": [ "Dutch" ], "period": "1671", "words": 46965, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 46965, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "json", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://www.huygens.knaw.nl/en/disclaimer/", "license_note": "The edition site and its JSON files state no licence of their own; the Huygens Institute disclaimer says its website 'and the sources and datasets we make available online are subject to the Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 4.0 licence ... unless otherwise indicated'. The Van Mourik manuscript notes are used by permission of his heirs and the facsimiles are ProQuest (Early European Books) images, so those layers are not necessarily covered.", "status": "archived", "region": "Low Countries", "countries": [ "NL" ], "author": "Joannes Antonides van der Goes", "date": "1671", "last_modified": "2023-09-12", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Annotated edition of the Dutch epic poem Ystroom, on the Amsterdam first edition of 1671, with a diplomatic transcription, a modern Dutch translation, three earlier editors' notes and facsimiles. Readable without login. The reading interface (Elaborate) is fed by JSON files, listed in config.json (177 entries). The edition's publication date in its data is 2015-10-28 and the newest site file is dated 2023-09-12, so it is marked archived. The poem is counted as one text. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "dio", "title": "Deutsche Inschriften Online (DIO)", "url": "https://www.inschriften.net/", "data_url": "https://epigraf.inschriften.net/pages/dumps", "data_format": "tei", "data_formats": [ "tei", "other" ], "institution": "Die Deutschen Inschriften (Akademienunion; academies of Mainz, Göttingen, Düsseldorf, Heidelberg, Leipzig, Munich), with Epigraf (Digitale Akademie, Mainz)", "published": 2025, "languages": [ "Latin", "German" ], "period": "1450-1650", "words": 25012, "texts": 376, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 24987, "texts": 375 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://epigraf.inschriften.net/pages/dumps", "license_note": "Data dumps: CC BY 4.0 'where possible' (every article of the CGIF dump carries cc:by/4.0 as licence); images have their own, more restricted copyright. The portal itself shows a two-year moving wall after print publication.", "status": "active", "region": "Germany, Austria, South Tyrol", "countries": [ "DE", "AT", "IT" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "inscription" ], "notes": "Edition of the printed series Die Deutschen Inschriften (Latin and German inscriptions up to 1650, some volumes later; whole database 31,197 articles dated 401-2022, of which 80 undated). Full transcriptions are published as EpiDoc only for DI 7 Braunschweig, DI 77 Greifswald and DI 102 Stralsund (978 articles). Other EpiDoc volumes are announced. The portal www.inschriften.net sits behind an Anubis bot check (returns a challenge page to curl), so its content was checked via the Epigraf dumps page, not the portal. Includes Austrian volumes of the Munich/Mainz series; the separate Viennese series (see oeaw-inschriften-wiener-reihe) is not part of it. The counts cover only the three volumes with published transcriptions (978 of 31,197 articles), and many dates are approximate. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "dta", "title": "Deutsches Textarchiv (DTA)", "url": "https://www.deutschestextarchiv.de/", "data_url": "https://www.deutschestextarchiv.de/download", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften", "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1453-1700", "words": 41616768, "texts": 1303, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 41616768, "texts": 1303 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "http://www.deutschestextarchiv.de/", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-NC, CC-BY-SA-3.0-DE, CC-BY-SA-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Texts of the Deutsches Textarchiv, plus the Luther Bible (1545, last hand; 76 texts), which is not a DTA text: it comes from an OSIS edition (2012) published at lutherbibel.net, a site that now returns HTTP 410 (gone). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "deux-visages-de-l-astree", "title": "Deux visages de L'Astrée (first critical edition of Honoré d'Urfé's L'Astrée)", "url": "https://astree.univ-rouen.fr/", "institution": "Eglal Henein (Tufts University; died 2021); hosted since 2025 by the Université de Rouen-Normandie (Presses universitaires de Rouen et du Havre)", "editors": [ "Eglal Henein" ], "published": 2007, "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1607-1624", "words": 863243, "texts": 4, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 863243, "texts": 4 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "CC-BY-NC-ND-4.0", "license_url": "https://astree.univ-rouen.fr/_analyse/accueil.html", "license_note": "Home page: contents 'sont protégées par une licence Creative Commons 4.0 : Diffusion et reproduction libres avec l'obligation de nommer Eglal Henein ... Interdiction de toute modification et de toute utilisation commerciale sans autorisation préalable. Interdiction de reproduire musique et images.' The variant is inferred from these conditions (BY-NC-ND); the page does not name it. Footer: © 2005-2020 E. Henein.", "status": "active", "region": "France", "countries": [ "FR" ], "author": "Honoré d'Urfé", "date": "1607-1624", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Web edition, begun in 2007, of the four parts of L'Astrée in two versions: a faithful critical text (reference editions of 1621 for parts I-III and of 1624 for part IV) and a 'functional' version in more modern French, with variants, notes, indexes and illustrations; the preliminary editions of 1607, 1610 and 1619 are also online. The author died in 2021; the site moved to the University of Rouen in March 2025 and its news page records a change in June 2026. A downloadable Word version of the functional edition is offered. The counts cover the four parts of the reference edition, without the preliminary editions of 1607, 1610 and 1619. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "diacu-bulgarian", "title": "DIACU — A dataset for the DIAchronic analysis of Church Slavonic", "url": "https://github.com/MariaCassese/DIACU", "data_url": "https://github.com/MariaCassese/DIACU/tree/main/data", "data_format": "json", "institution": "Maria Cassese et al. (GitHub repo aggregating Sofia University historical-dictionary / Cyrillomethodiana texts)", "languages": [ "Bulgarian" ], "period": "1450-1650", "words": 221171, "texts": 24, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 221171, "texts": 24 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "json", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://dcl.bas.bg/bulnc/en/diachronic-corpus/", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2025-06-12", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "DIACU v1.0 (GitHub repo live 200, description 'A dataset for the DIAchronic analysis of Church Slavonic, version 1.0') aggregates documents from Old Church Slavonic to Ruthenian, including 15th-century Bulgarian manuscripts distributed by Sofia University's historical dictionary / Cyrillomethodiana collections, matching the Late-15th-c. Bulgarian homilies of the collection (Homilia Domini nostri Iesu Christi de quid et quo..., Vita Hilarionis Moglen...). 3 texts retained. The data are distributed as a single JSON file (data/DIACU_1.0.json, about 22.8 MB, 652 documents), whose Content fields hold plain text. No explicit licence in repo metadata. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "diakorp-czech", "title": "Diakorp v6: diachronic corpus of Czech", "url": "https://lindat.mff.cuni.cz/repository/items/c7544e98-f017-4f4f-ad21-048c692c3bc7", "data_url": "https://hdl.handle.net/11234/1-5413", "data_format": "other", "institution": "Kučera, Řehořková, Stluka — Institute of the Czech National Corpus (ÚČNK), Charles University, Prague; deposited on LINDAT/CLARIAH-CZ", "editors": [ "Karel Kučera", "Anna Řehořková", "Martin Stluka" ], "published": 2015, "languages": [ "Czech" ], "period": "1492-1662", "words": 425831, "texts": 21, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 425831, "texts": 21 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "other", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Diakorp v6 (~3.45M words, 116 documents, 14th-20th c., normalized transcriptions with original spellings) is officially deposited on LINDAT/CLARIAH-CZ with a persistent identifier, distributed in a CQP-vertical format (not TEI). The 7 collected texts (Kabátník's Cesta z Čech..., Komenský's Labyrint...) are among its 116 source documents. Licence CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "pepys-diary", "title": "The Diary of Samuel Pepys (Phil Gyford edition)", "url": "https://www.pepysdiary.com/", "data_url": "https://www.pepysdiary.com/api/", "data_format": "html", "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1660-1669", "words": 1277817, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1277817, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Public domain", "license_url": "https://www.pepysdiary.com/about/text/", "license_note": "The site states its diary text is the 1893 Wheatley edition, 'available copyright free from Project Gutenberg'. Added passages from Latham & Matthews are marked and quoted from a copyrighted edition; annotations and site design are by users and Phil Gyford, with no licence statement found on the about, FAQ, formats or API pages.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "The diary text published by Phil Gyford's pepysdiary.com is taken from Project Gutenberg. The word and text counts were measured on the Project Gutenberg e-text (one text, including the 19th-century editors' introductions and notes), not on the website itself. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "dibilit-german", "title": "DiBiLit-Korpus (Digitale Bibliothek, Literatur)", "url": "https://github.com/deutschestextarchiv/DiBiLit-Korpus", "data_url": "https://github.com/deutschestextarchiv/DiBiLit-Korpus/tree/main/data", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Deutsches Textarchiv / BBAW (CLARIAH-DE, BMBF); source texts from Zeno.org / TextGrid Repository", "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1517-1696", "words": 2135890, "texts": 47, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 2135890, "texts": 47 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.de", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2025-03-03", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "DiBiLit is the BBAW/DTA homogenized corpus of 2,000+ texts derived from the 'Digitale Bibliothek' (DirectMedia/Zeno.org), DTABf-encoded (TEI P5 subformat), CC BY-SA 4.0, with genre folders including drama; presentation page https://www.deutschestextarchiv.de/dibilit/ (live 200). The 24 collected early German drama/Schwank texts (ayrer: Sidea, Theseus; gengenbach; opitz) match its drama files. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "dibiphil-renaissance", "title": "DiBiPhil — Corpus of philosophical texts from Zeno's Digital Library", "url": "https://github.com/deutschestextarchiv/DiBiPhil", "data_url": "https://github.com/deutschestextarchiv/DiBiPhil/tree/main/data", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Deutsches Textarchiv (BBAW); source texts from Zeno.org's Digitale Bibliothek", "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1530-1612", "words": 175616, "texts": 3, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 175616, "texts": 3 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.de", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2023-11-22", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Companion corpus of the Deutsches Textarchiv (BBAW), curated from the philosophical writings of Directmedia's Digitale Bibliothek on Zeno.org and encoded in DTABf/TEI; licence CC BY-SA 4.0. The whole corpus covers the 15th to 20th centuries; this entry covers its early modern texts, e.g. Böhme's 'Aurora oder Morgenröte im Aufgang' (1612) and Paracelsus treatises. The corpus can be searched at https://ddc.dwds.de/dstar/dibiphil/. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "weinsberg-gedenkbuecher", "title": "Die autobiographischen Aufzeichnungen Hermann Weinsbergs – Digitale Gesamtausgabe", "url": "https://www.weinsberg.uni-bonn.de/", "institution": "Abteilung für Geschichte der Frühen Neuzeit und Rheinische Landesgeschichte, Universität Bonn, with the Historisches Archiv der Stadt Köln", "languages": [ "German", "Latin" ], "period": "1518-1597", "words": 1829120, "texts": 3, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1829120, "texts": 3 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://www.weinsberg.uni-bonn.de/", "license_note": "The only rights notice is the home-page footer '(c) 2003, Institut für geschichtliche Landeskunde der Rheinlande (heute: Abteilung für Geschichte der Frühen Neuzeit und Rheinische Landesgeschichte)'; the project, research and manuscript pages give only a recommended citation form. No open licence or terms of use found (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "active", "region": "Cologne", "countries": [ "DE" ], "author": "Hermann Weinsberg", "date": "1518-1597", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Transcription of the three books of the Cologne citizen Hermann Weinsberg (1518-1597): Liber Iuventutis, Liber Senectutis and Liber Decrepitudinis, in Cologne German with Latin passages, each served as a series of long HTML pages (8, 11 and 10 files) with marginal notes. Everything dates from 1518-1597, so all of it is in period. The pages use an old frameset layout; the site says some functions (editorial notes) no longer work and that a relaunch is being prepared. The home page shows 'Letzte Änderung: 09.04.2024'. A DFG project since 2002. The counts cover the three books without the author's marginal notes. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "divisiekroniek-cornelius-aurelius", "title": "Die Chronyk van Hollandt, Zeelandt ende Vriesland (Divisiekroniek) of Cornelius Aurelius, 1517", "url": "https://resources.huygens.knaw.nl/retroboeken/divisiekroniek/", "institution": "Huygens Institute (transcribed by A. de Hamer, 2011)", "editors": [ "Aarnoud de Hamer" ], "languages": [ "Dutch" ], "period": "1517", "words": 583600, "texts": 1, "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence on the Divisiekroniek reader or on the Retroboeken index (no copyright, terms or disclaimer text); the linked 'toelichting' page returned an error (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "active", "region": "Holland", "countries": [ "NL" ], "author": "Cornelius Aurelius", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Reader with page images and a transcription of the 1517 Leiden edition (Jan Seversz; copy in the Koninklijke Bibliotheek, The Hague), a history of Holland, Zeeland and Friesland from earliest times to 1517. Description page modified February 2026. Its words could not be counted: the site refuses automated requests." }, { "id": "dipko-schwarzenhorn-1649", "title": "Die Internuntiatur des Johann Rudolf Schmid zum Schwarzenhorn (1649): Reisebericht, Instruktionen, Korrespondenz, Berichte", "url": "https://gams.uni-graz.at/context:dipko", "data_url": "https://gams.uni-graz.at/o:dipko.rb/TEI_SOURCE", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Universität Salzburg (Arno Strohmeyer) and Zentrum für Informationsmodellierung, Universität Graz (Georg Vogeler); FWF project P30091-G28", "editors": [ "Arno Strohmeyer", "Georg Vogeler" ], "published": 2019, "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1648-1649", "words": 133610, "texts": 30, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 133610, "texts": 30 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/", "status": "archived", "region": "Vienna, the Balkans and Constantinople", "countries": [ "AT", "TR" ], "author": "Johann Georg Metzger and Johann Rudolf Schmid zum Schwarzenhorn", "date": "1648-1649", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Edition of the diary (Reisebericht) of Johann Georg Metzger, who accompanied the imperial internuncio Schmid zum Schwarzenhorn to Constantinople from December 1648 to September 1649, together with the instruction and secondary instruction, 26 letters to Emperor Ferdinand III, a final report and a secret report, with registers and commentary. The TEI for each object is served at /o:dipko./TEI_SOURCE (travel diary: o:dipko.rb). The site states a project term of 2017-2021 and shows nothing newer, so it is listed as archived. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "sozinianische-briefwechsel", "title": "Die sozinianischen Briefwechsel: Zwischen Theologie, frühmoderner Naturwissenschaft und politischer Korrespondenz", "url": "https://sozinianer.mni.thm.de/", "data_url": "https://gitlab.rlp.net/adwmainz/digicademy/sbw/csv-data-dump/-/tree/main/data/xml/letters", "data_format": "tei", "data_formats": [ "tei", "json", "other" ], "institution": "Technische Hochschule Mittelhessen (THM); DFG project 324518514", "languages": [ "Latin", "French", "German", "Polish", "Dutch", "Italian" ], "period": "1545-1700", "words": 1356281, "texts": 2226, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1118946, "texts": 2015 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/", "license_note": "The site's data records name CC BY 4.0 for 2,123 text versions and CC BY-SA 3.0 for 136 printed versions.", "status": "active", "region": "Poland, Germany, Netherlands, Sweden, France and elsewhere", "countries": [ "DE", "PL", "SE", "FR", "NL", "DK" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Letters of and to Socinian (anti-Trinitarian) scholars, including Fausto and Lelio Sozzini, Martin Ruar, Stanislaw Lubieniecki and Samuel Crell; the site holds 2,205 dated letters from 1545 to 1744 and 2,159 of them are dated 1700 or earlier. Each letter has one or more text versions (printed edition, copy, final copy, draft or autograph manuscript). The letters are published as TEI P5 XML files (one teiCorpus per letter with its attachments and witnesses, with standOff registers) in the project's GitLab data repository; the website itself serves the text through a public GraphQL service with standoff markup, and our counts were harvested from that service. The site was last deployed on 15 January 2026. The counts are per text version, so a letter with several versions is counted more than once, and letters without a transcription or a date are not included. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "koenigsfelden-urkunden-akten", "title": "Die Urkunden und Akten des Klosters und des Oberamts Königsfelden – 1308-1662", "url": "https://koenigsfelden.sources-online.org/start.html", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.10950031", "data_url": "https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10950031", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Historisches Seminar, Universität Zürich (Simon Teuscher, Colette Halter-Pernet, Tobias Hodel); owner Staatsarchiv Aargau", "editors": [ "Colette Halter-Pernet", "Tobias Hodel", "Simon Teuscher" ], "published": 2021, "languages": [ "German", "Latin" ], "period": "1308-1662", "words": 312611, "texts": 446, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 312417, "texts": 443 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/10950031", "license_note": "Editions data are CC BY 4.0; the platform is CC BY-NC-SA; the images are in the public domain.", "status": "active", "region": "Aargau (Königsfelden, Switzerland)", "countries": [ "CH" ], "date": "1308-1662", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Charters and records of the Königsfelden convent and the later Bernese Hofmeisterei: about 1,000 single documents and three copy books, transcribed and tagged for persons, places and organisations, with a standardised and a diplomatic view. The Zenodo data dump (version of 9 April 2024, 1,557 TEI document files) lists 459 documents dated within or overlapping 1450-1700, in Early New High German (428) and Latin (18 marked; the rest unmarked). Moved to the Sources Online server (TEI Publisher) in early 2024. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "digilib-armenian", "title": "DIGILIB Armenian", "url": "https://digilib.aua.am/en", "institution": "American University of Armenia (AUA), Digital Library of Armenian Literature", "published": 1999, "languages": [ "Armenian" ], "period": "1619-1699", "words": 532046, "texts": 18, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 532046, "texts": 18 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence found on the home page (footer shows only 'American University of Armenia, Digital Library of Armenian Literature, 1999-2021'); the About/site subpages returned no readable content or timed out when fetched (checked 2026-10-13), so reuse terms remain unverified.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Digital Library of Armenian Literature (DIGILIB) of the American University of Armenia, a web library of Armenian-language texts arranged by theme (historiography, philosophy, theology, law, sciences, travel, epistles and others) and by author. It has been operating since 1999 and describes its aim as collecting, digitizing, preserving and presenting material from Armenian national repositories. The texts are shown as HTML pages in the reader; the 17th-century printed works in the catalogue are among them. The About, site and staff subpages could not be retrieved in detail on 2026-10-13. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "digital-donne", "title": "The Digital Donne Project", "url": "https://digitaldonne.drc.usask.ca/", "data_url": "https://drc.usask.ca/projects/ark/XML/Poems/Poems.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Variorum Edition of the Poetry of John Donne (Texas A&M / University of Saskatchewan)", "editors": [ "Gary A. Stringer", "Jeffrey S. Johnson", "Brent Nelson", "Gregory Kneidel" ], "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1611-1611", "words": 74746, "texts": 195, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 74553, "texts": 183 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows-and-staging", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://web.archive.org/web/20260417175707/https://digitaldonne.tamu.edu/index.html", "license_note": "Copyright restrictions apply; no standard open reuse licence established.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "The site presents the electronic texts of the Donne Variorum Edition of the Poetry of John Donne (version 2.0, prepared 2025) as web pages, with plain-text transcriptions of the source texts at drc.usask.ca/archive/transcriptions/. The TEI file at the data link is an unlinked working draft of the poems based on the 1633 text, not the edited texts of version 2.0; the XML of those texts is not publicly retrievable. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "cavriana-correspondence", "title": "Digital Edition of Filippo Cavriana's Correspondence", "url": "https://github.com/Pantagrueliste/CavrianaCorr", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.8224585", "data_url": "https://github.com/Pantagrueliste/CavrianaCorr/tree/main/letters", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Pantagrueliste (research project on Cavriana correspondence), GitHub-hosted TEI edition", "editors": [ "Clément Godbarge" ], "published": 2023, "languages": [ "Italian" ], "period": "1568-1574", "words": 45188, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 45188, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://github.com/Pantagrueliste/CavrianaCorr/blob/main/LICENSE", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2026-09-02", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "The repository Pantagrueliste/CavrianaCorr (live 200) is a digital TEI edition of Filippo Cavriana's late-16th-century correspondence, described as 'Digital Edition of Filippo Cavriana's Correspondence'; licence CC BY 4.0. Matches the collected 2-text collection exactly. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "ethicacomplementoria", "title": "Digital Edition of the Ethica Complementoria", "url": "https://github.com/arockenberger/EthicaComplementoria", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.1308671", "data_url": "https://github.com/arockenberger/EthicaComplementoria/tree/master/transcriptions", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Annika Rockenberger (Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel / University of Oslo)", "editors": [ "Annika Rockenberger" ], "published": 2018, "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1643-1665", "words": 73680, "texts": 8, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 73680, "texts": 8 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/arockenberger/EthicaComplementoria/master/LICENSE.txt", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2019-09-05", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Annika Rockenberger's GitHub project holds the TEI P5 transcriptions and analysis code for her digital scholarly edition of the 17th-c. German etiquette prints of the Ethica Complementoria tradition, part of the Greflinger digital edition project (https://greflinger.hypotheses.org/). The texts counted here are A3 (1648), C3 (1665), Complementierbüchlein (B6, 1660), Cochleatio Novissima (1656) and Klag und Trost (1652). The Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel published the accompanying bibliographical study (2017); the edition of the 1643 print is published at the Deutsches Textarchiv (https://www.deutschestextarchiv.de/nn_ethica_1643). The project has moved to the companion repository https://github.com/greflinger-dse/EthicaComplementoria; data on GitHub under CC-BY. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "digital-renaissance-editions", "title": "Digital Renaissance Editions", "url": "https://digitalrenaissance.uvic.ca/", "institution": "University of Victoria (Internet Shakespeare Editions platform), with the University of Leeds and the University of Western Australia", "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "c. 1470-1650", "words": 113845, "texts": 16, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 100058, "texts": 15 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Custom terms", "license_url": "https://digitalrenaissance.uvic.ca/Foyer/copyright.html", "status": "archived", "region": "England", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "last_modified": "2021-07-14", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print", "manuscript" ], "notes": "Scholarly editions of early English plays and interludes, each with a diplomatic (old-spelling) transcription of the early printed or manuscript witness next to a modern-spelling text. Three peer-reviewed editions are complete (The Honest Whore, Parts 1 and 2, and An Humorous Day's Mirth); the Annex adds about 18 further proofread, unreviewed old-spelling play texts (for example Cambyses, Arden of Faversham, Fair Em, Mankind-era interludes). Everything is readable online without login. The content pages record 'Last Modified' dates of 2014-2015 and the Annex text folders on the server date from 2021-07-14, with nothing newer found, so it is marked archived. Copyright policy: free for educational, non-profit use. The same site is also listed under its http:// address. The counts cover the old-spelling documents whose text is served on the live site (18 of the 19 found), and those whose title gives no year are not counted in the period. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "digital-scholarly-edition-of-angelo-poliziano-s-marginal-notes-to-the-epistle-of-sappho-to-phaon", "title": "Digital Scholarly Edition of Angelo Poliziano's Marginal Notes to the Epistle of Sappho to Phaon", "url": "https://github.com/AndreaLaVeglia/Postille_Poliziano_Sappho_EVT", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.17315766", "data_url": "https://github.com/AndreaLaVeglia/Postille_Poliziano_Sappho_EVT/blob/main/DigitalEditionEVT/data/text/AnnotationesPolitianiInSappho.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Università di Salerno, Sapienza Università di Roma, Università di Napoli Federico II, Università di Torino, CNR-ILC", "editors": [ "Andrea La Veglia" ], "published": 2025, "languages": [ "Italian", "Latin", "Greek" ], "period": "15th century (Angelo Poliziano, 1454–1494)", "words": 2466, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 2466, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://github.com/AndreaLaVeglia/Postille_Poliziano_Sappho_EVT/blob/master/LICENSE.md", "license_note": "The GitHub repository's LICENSE.md is the full text of CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. The Zenodo deposit (doi:10.5281/zenodo.17315766) is tagged CC-BY-4.0, so the two sources differ; the repository file is taken as the stricter statement. The README says the manuscript images (Bodleian) are reusable under Bodleian copyright policy.", "status": "active", "region": "Italy", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-08", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "EVT 2-based digital scholarly edition encoding multiple edition levels of Poliziano's manuscript annotations on the Epistle of Sappho to Phaon, with Wikidata items and CTS URNs; the dataset is also deposited on Zenodo (doi:10.5281/zenodo.17315766). It is a single-work edition, but carries a full scholarly apparatus (diplomatic and critical layers, apparatus of marks), so it is included despite the single-author caveat. The edition (238 marginal notes) is counted as one text. It is peer-reviewed (Journal of Open Humanities Data, 2025). Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "porzio-congiurabaroni", "title": "Digital TEI-XML edition of Camillo Porzio's \"La congiura de' Baroni del Regno di Napoli contra re Ferdinando primo\"", "url": "https://zenodo.org/records/18047915", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.18047915", "data_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/18047915", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Cristiano Amendola (KU Leuven), within PRIN 2022 \"HISTORIALE MARE\" (PI Fulvio Delle Donne, Università di Napoli Federico II)", "editors": [ "Cristiano Amendola" ], "published": 2025, "languages": [ "Italian" ], "period": "1565-1565", "words": 49439, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 49439, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/18047915", "license_note": "The Zenodo record (DOI 10.5281/zenodo.18047915) gives Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International for the TEI-XML files (ara73.zip).", "status": "archived", "last_modified": "2026-03-01", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "A Zenodo-published TEI-XML dataset of the critical digital edition of Porzio's La congiura de' Baroni (first published Naples 1565), encoded and curated by Cristiano Amendola; matches the Renascor Corpus origin (single text). DOI 10.5281/zenodo.18047915 verified live; license CC BY 4.0. The Renascor Corpus holds the TEI-derived text (~49k words). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "dbnl", "title": "Digitale Bibliotheek voor de Nederlandse Letteren (DBNL)", "url": "https://www.dbnl.org/", "data_url": "https://www.dbnl.org/letterkunde/pd/index.php", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Koninklijke Bibliotheek (KB, National Library of the Netherlands); partners Taalunie and Bibliothecair Erfgoed Vlaanderen", "languages": [ "Dutch", "Frisian" ], "period": "1477-1700", "words": 21440504, "texts": 856, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 21440504, "texts": 856 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://www.dbnl.org/overdbnl/copyright.php", "license_note": "Includes CC0-1.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "Dutch", "texts": 855, "words": 21424489 }, { "language": "Frisian", "texts": 1, "words": 16015, "works": [ "Gysbert Japiks, Friesche Rymlerye" ] } ], "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Digital library of Dutch-language literature, linguistics and cultural history from the Middle Ages to the present, covering the whole Dutch-speaking area; the 1550-1700 period has its own section, and there are regional collections (Limburg, Friesland, Suriname, South Africa), a children's literature selection, reference works, e-books and a public-domain collection. It is run in cooperation between the Taalunie, BibliothecairErfgoed.be and the KB (National Library of the Netherlands), which owns the database rights. Works can be read online and downloaded for private use; the site was still updated in October 2026. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "tagebuecher-christian-ii-anhalt", "title": "Digitale Edition und Kommentierung der Tagebücher des Fürsten Christian II. von Anhalt-Bernburg (1599-1656)", "url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000228/start.htm", "data_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000228/mets.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel, Sachsen-Anhalt project (transcription by Andreas Herz and others)", "editors": [ "Ronald G. Asch", "Arndt Schreiber", "Antoine Odier", "Alexander Zirr", "Andreas Herz" ], "languages": [ "German", "French", "Latin" ], "period": "1621-1656", "words": 2643525, "texts": 338, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 2643525, "texts": 338 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-3.0", "license_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/rights/cc_by-sa.html", "status": "active", "region": "Germany, Austria and Bohemia", "countries": [ "DE", "AT" ], "author": "Christian II of Anhalt-Bernburg", "last_modified": "2026-05-13", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Annotated edition of the diaries Prince Christian II wrote between 1621 and 1656 (about 17,000 manuscript pages, all done), with facsimiles, translations of foreign passages, comments, indexes and a project website (www.tagebuch-christian-ii-anhalt.de). One TEI XML file per month is served on the HAB server. The 338 monthly files hold 10,086 diary entries. Each monthly file is counted as one text. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "drc-romansh", "title": "Digitale Rätoromanische Chrestomathie (Biblioteca Digitala)", "url": "https://crestomazia.dch.phil-fak.uni-koeln.de/", "data_url": "https://crestomazia.dch.phil-fak.uni-koeln.de/", "data_format": "xml", "institution": "Universitaet zu Koeln (Sprachliche Informationsverarbeitung / Universitaets- und Stadtbibliothek / Data Center for the Humanities)", "languages": [ "Romansh" ], "period": "1527-1565", "words": 143335, "texts": 5, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 143335, "texts": 5 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "The site is behind an anti-bot challenge (go-away) that was not bypassed, so no footer, legal page or TEI header could be read; web search gave no licence statement (checked 2026-10-13). The 1896-1919 source volumes are old, but the digital edition's own terms are unverified.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "DFG project (2009–2011) at the Universität zu Köln that digitized and deep-indexed Caspar Decurtins' 'Rätoromanische Chrestomathie' (~7,500 pages of Romansh texts), published as the 'Biblioteca Digitala' full-text corpus; data preservation is now with the Data Center for the Humanities (dch.phil-fak.uni-koeln.de, 200). The harvest covers Decurtins vol. V (Engadine 16th-c. authors Travers, Bifrun, Chiampell, Planta, Papa). Caveat: the crestomazia server deliberately answers HTTP 418 (anti-crawler 'teapot') to non-browser clients so verify interactively in a browser. Text units are OCR'd chapters, not TEI. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "bodley-diplomatic-correspondence", "title": "The Diplomatic Correspondence of Thomas Bodley, 1585-1597", "url": "https://www.livesandletters.ac.uk/bodley/bodley.html", "data_url": "https://github.com/livesandletters/bodley1/tree/master/xml", "data_format": "xml", "institution": "Centre for Editing Lives and Letters (UCL), with the Bodleian Library; editor Robyn Adams", "editors": [ "Robyn Adams" ], "published": 2011, "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1585-1597", "words": 671995, "texts": 981, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 659068, "texts": 963 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "xml", "license": "CC-BY-SA-3.0", "license_url": "https://www.livesandletters.ac.uk/bodley/copyright.html", "status": "active", "region": "England and the Low Countries", "countries": [ "GB-ENG", "NL" ], "author": "Thomas Bodley", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Letters to and from Thomas Bodley during his diplomatic career, with customisable transcripts (abbreviations expanded or shown, as the reader chooses). Texts: 990 XML letter files in the project's GitHub repository (1585-1597). The XML uses the project's own markup, not TEI; the repository was last pushed in 2013 but the site pages show 2025 modification dates, so it is treated as still online and maintained. The counts cover the 982 files with transcribed letter text; six files without letter text were left out. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "disco-spanishsonnets", "title": "DISCO: Diachronic Spanish Sonnet Corpus", "url": "https://github.com/pruizf/disco", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.1012567", "data_url": "https://github.com/pruizf/disco/tree/main/tei", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "UNED Madrid (Pablo Ruiz Fabo, Helena Bermudez Sabel, Clara Martinez Canton, Jose Calvo Tello)", "editors": [ "Pablo Ruiz Fabo", "Helena Bermúdez Sabel", "Clara Martínez Cantón", "José Calvo Tello" ], "published": 2017, "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "15th-17th century", "words": 76564, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 76564, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://github.com/pruizf/disco/blob/master/LICENSE", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2026-04-26", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "DISCO is the Diachronic Spanish Sonnet Corpus of ~4,500 Spanish sonnets 15th–20th c. in XML-TEI with metrical annotation and VIAF-linked metadata; the Golden Age subcorpus (15th–17th c.) deliberately includes minor/non-canonical authors, exactly matching the harvest reference 'DISCO Golden Age minor-author sonnets' (150 texts). Distributed under CC-BY 4.0 via GitHub and Zenodo (zenodo.org/records/7604914). The former project site editionsdisco.com no longer resolves (checked Oct 2026), but the project site is mirrored at prf1.org/disco/about.html (200). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "tagalog-doctrina1593", "title": "Doctrina Christiana (Manila, 1593): Tagalog prayers", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/16119", "data_url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/16119", "data_format": "html", "published": 2005, "languages": [ "Tagalog" ], "period": "1593-1593", "words": 2018, "texts": 12, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 2018, "texts": 12 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Public domain", "license_url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/16119", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Tagalog prayers (12 texts) from the 1593 Manila Doctrina Christiana, in Project Gutenberg eBook #16119, a facsimile edition by Edwin Wolf, produced by Jeroen Hellingman, Tamiko I. Camacho and Distributed Proofreaders. The eBook is in English, Spanish and Tagalog; only the Tagalog texts are counted. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "documenta-catholica-omnia", "title": "Documenta Catholica Omnia", "url": "https://www.documentacatholicaomnia.eu/", "data_url": "https://www.documentacatholicaomnia.eu/a_1011_Conspectus_Omnium_Rerum_Ratione_Temporum_Distributus_1500-1599.html", "data_format": "other", "institution": "Cooperatorum Veritatis Societas", "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "1457-1668", "words": 2487100, "texts": 40, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 2487100, "texts": 40 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "other", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://www.documentacatholicaomnia.eu/a_1200_Copyright", "license_note": "Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Multilingual online collection of writings of popes, councils, Church Fathers, doctors and other Catholic authors from the apostolic age to the present, arranged by topic, author and period (the catalogue uses the section for 1500-1599 and 1600-1699). It is run by the Cooperatorum Veritatis Societas, a non-profit association of lay Catholics. Each work is offered as a single downloadable *.doc or *.pdf file, drawn from public-domain printed versions, checked against the originals and re-typeset by the site; Latin, Greek and vernacular texts are kept in their original language. The site is still being extended. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "unav-documentos-privados-antiguos", "title": "Documentos privados antiguos (1600-1900), Universidad de Navarra", "url": "https://www.unav.edu/web/facultad-de-filosofia-y-letras/documentos-privados-antiguos", "institution": "Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Navarra (Cristina Tabernero Sala, Concepción Martínez Pasamar et al.); CHARTA network member", "languages": [ "Spanish", "Basque" ], "period": "1550-1900", "words": 4192, "texts": 8, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 4192, "texts": 8 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "other", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://www.unav.edu/propiedad-intelectual", "license_note": "No licence is given on the collection page. The university's general intellectual-property page says the University of Navarra holds the rights in its websites' contents and that browsing implies no licence or transfer; licences must be requested from webmaster@unav.edu. This is a general site rule, not a statement about the transcriptions in particular.", "status": "active", "region": "Navarre", "countries": [ "ES" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Despite the page title (1600-1900), the oldest document is dated 1550. Documents are 105 PDFs (notarial documents and letters), each with metadata, TRANSCRIPCIÓN PALEOGRÁFICA, PRESENTACIÓN CRÍTICA and facsimile; text layer present (pdftotext). The collection has 105 documents dated 1550-1900. Mostly Spanish, some Basque. PDFs only, no machine-readable XML. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "dost-olderscots", "title": "DOST OlderScots", "url": "http://purl.ox.ac.uk/ota/0701", "data_url": "https://llds.ling-phil.ox.ac.uk/llds/xmlui/handle/20.500.14106/0701", "data_format": "plain-text", "editors": [ "A.J. Aitken", "Paul Bratley", "Neil Hamilton-Smith" ], "published": 1984, "languages": [ "Scots" ], "period": "1500-1500", "words": 788698, "texts": 18, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 788698, "texts": 18 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "plain-text", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-3.0", "license_url": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it). https://ota.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/repository/xmlui/handle/20.500.12024/0701." }, { "id": "dracor", "title": "DraCor", "url": "https://dracor.org/", "data_url": "https://github.com/dracor-org", "data_format": "tei", "editors": [ "Julia Jennifer Beine", "Carsten Milling" ], "languages": [ "Dutch", "English", "French", "German", "Hungarian", "Italian", "Latin", "Spanish" ], "period": "1451-1700", "words": 28488008, "texts": 1906, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 25101629, "texts": 1738 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.o", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-NC-3.0, CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0, CC0-1.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "English", "texts": 747, "words": 14622085 }, { "language": "French", "texts": 660, "words": 7204995 }, { "language": "Spanish", "texts": 182, "words": 2640246 }, { "language": "Dutch", "texts": 193, "words": 2259478 }, { "language": "Italian", "texts": 78, "words": 1222226 }, { "language": "German", "texts": 23, "words": 400119 }, { "language": "Latin", "texts": 21, "words": 116843 }, { "language": "Hungarian", "texts": 2, "words": 22016, "works": [ "Balassi, Szép magyar komédia", "Bornemisza, Tragoedia magyar nyelven (Electra)" ] } ], "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "The Neo-Latin plays (NeoLatDraCor, 21 of the texts) are not on the production platform dracor.org; they are served at staging.dracor.org and in the GitHub repository dracor-org/neolatdracor (https://github.com/dracor-org/neolatdracor). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "early-americas-digital-archive", "title": "Early Americas Digital Archive (EADA)", "url": "https://web.archive.org/web/2013/http://mith.umd.edu/eada/", "institution": "Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities (MITH), University of Maryland; general editor Ralph Bauer", "editors": [ "Ralph Bauer" ], "languages": [ "English", "Spanish", "Dutch" ], "period": "1492-c.1820", "words": 515178, "texts": 49, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 515178, "texts": 49 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://web.archive.org/web/2013/http://mith.umd.edu/eada/intro.php", "license_note": "EADA's policy statement says all texts 'have either been scanned from sources in the public domain or obtained in digital version as plain text by permission from other internet sites'; where no public-domain source existed, permission came from the copyright owner. Rights are given per text in the TEI header colophon; no blanket licence. Archived 2013 copy; the live site is gone.", "status": "discontinued", "region": "The Americas (texts written in or about the Americas)", "countries": [ "US" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-13", "document_types": [ "print", "manuscript" ], "notes": "Collection of electronic texts originally written in or about the Americas from 1492 to about 1820, stored as TEI and shown as HTML pages; about 134 text pages are preserved in the Wayback Machine. The part dating from 1450-1700 is the texts of the colonial period up to 1700 (for example the Plymouth Plantation history of William Bradford, written c. 1630-1650); later items such as Barlow's poems and Banneker's letter are eighteenth-century. The exact in-period share was not established. The live site is gone (eada.lib.umd.edu returns 400 Bad Request, checked 2026-10-13; last Wayback captures of the site are 2013-2015); the url is the Wayback copy. The TEI files are not downloadable from the archive. The counts cover the in-period texts among the 114 text pages captured by the Wayback Machine, in their original language; 27 modern English translations of Spanish and Dutch texts are not counted. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "phrygius-early-latin-poetry", "title": "The Early Latin Poetry of Sylvester Johannis Phrygius (P. Sjökvist, PhD thesis)", "url": "https://uu.diva-portal.org/smash/record.jsf?pid=diva2:171057", "institution": "Peter Sjökvist; Uppsala University (Studia Latina Upsaliensia 31, 2007)", "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "1599-1602", "words": 6043, "texts": 3, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 6043, "texts": 3 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "other", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "Not established: the DiVA record (uu.diva-portal.org/smash/record.jsf?pid=diva2:171057) refused connections from both curl and WebFetch on 2026-10-13, and web searches returned no licence statement; the DiVA licence field and the full-text PDF remain to be checked.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Edition with introduction, translation and commentary of three major portions of the early Latin poetry of the Swedish theologian Sylvester Johannis Phrygius (1572-1628), published as a doctoral thesis with full text (PDF) in DiVA. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "danishpostils", "title": "Early Modern Danish Postils v0.2.0", "url": "https://zenodo.org/records/7113232", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.7113232", "data_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/7479443", "data_format": "plain-text", "institution": "Jonas Kjøller-Rasmussen, University of Copenhagen (Zenodo)", "editors": [ "Jonas Kjøller-Rasmussen" ], "published": 2022, "languages": [ "Danish" ], "period": "1540-1635", "words": 2289816, "texts": 13, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 2289816, "texts": 13 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "plain-text", "license": "MIT", "license_url": "https://github.com/DT-UCPH/early_modern_danish_postils/blob/main/LICENSE.md", "status": "archived", "last_modified": "2022-12-24", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Verified via the Zenodo API: record 7479443 (v0.2.0) is 'Early Modern Danish Postils' by Jonas Kjøller-Rasmussen (University of Copenhagen), concept DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7113232 — the canonical project URL; the record used here is version 0.2.0. 13 texts, plain text distribution. License MIT. Origin verbatim: 'Zenodo DOI 10.5281/zenodo.7479443'. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "emroc", "title": "Early Modern Recipes Online Collective (EMROC)", "url": "https://fromthepage.com/folger/early-modern-recipe-books", "data_url": "https://fromthepage.com/iiif/collection/early-modern-recipe-books", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Folger Shakespeare Library, in collaboration with the Wellcome Collection (hosted on FromThePage)", "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1564-1692", "words": 248907, "texts": 25, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 248907, "texts": 25 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence on the collection overview, work pages or IIIF collection/manifests (the Wellcome manifest only says 'Attribution and usage: Wellcome Collection'); the FromThePage footer says only '(c) 2026 FromThePage. All rights reserved' (platform). Terms page not readable (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Early modern recipe books is a FromThePage collection of digitised manuscript recipe books from the 16th to 18th centuries (45 works at the time of checking), a collaboration between the Folger Shakespeare Library (Washington, DC) and the Wellcome Collection (London), with volumes from other repositories such as the College of Physicians of Philadelphia. It was funded by a grant to the Folger from the University of Sheffield as part of the AHRC-funded US-UK Food Digital Scholarship Network, and aims to give repositories a free platform for crowdsourced transcription. The transcriptions are made page by page by volunteers and reviewed, and the works are exposed through IIIF manifests; completion varies from volume to volume and work is ongoing. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "early-nahuatl-library", "title": "Early Nahuatl Library (Wired Humanities Projects)", "url": "https://enl.wired-humanities.org/", "institution": "Wired Humanities Projects, University of Oregon (ed. Stephanie Wood)", "editors": [ "Stephanie Wood" ], "languages": [ "Nahuatl" ], "period": "1559-1695", "words": 11385, "texts": 16, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 11385, "texts": 16 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://enl.wired-humanities.org/content/about", "license_note": "The site footer reads '(c) 2000-2018. Early Nahuatl Library, Stephanie Wood, editor'; no open licence or terms-of-use page was found on the home, About, Introduction or Contact pages (checked 2026-10-13). Contributors donate transcriptions and translations, but no reuse terms are stated.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Online library of colonial Nahuatl manuscripts with transcriptions and analytic translations; this entry counts a selection of 16 documents. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "ferdinand-i-familienkorrespondenz", "title": "Edition der Familienkorrespondenz Ferdinands I. (Family correspondence of Ferdinand I)", "url": "https://ferdinand-korrespondenz.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/", "data_url": "https://ferdinand-korrespondenz.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/letters.html", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Commission for Modern Austrian History, Universität Salzburg (Christopher F. Laferl) and ACDH-CH (Austrian Academy of Sciences)", "editors": [ "Christopher F. Laferl" ], "published": 2015, "languages": [ "French", "German", "Spanish", "Latin" ], "period": "1514-1526", "words": 109577, "texts": 200, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 109577, "texts": 200 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-3.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/", "status": "active", "region": "Habsburg lands, Spain and the Low Countries", "countries": [ "AT", "ES", "BE", "DE", "CZ" ], "author": "Ferdinand I and his family (Charles V, Margaret, Mary of Hungary and others)", "date": "1514-1526", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Digital version of the first volume (1912, edited by Wilhelm Bauer) of the family correspondence of Ferdinand I, letters A1-A261 of 1514-1526; the later printed volumes (to 1536) and the letter lists for 1537-1564 are announced, not yet online. Each letter page gives the transcription with German and English summaries, notes and indexes, and a link to the TEI file (data/dtabf_id/band_001/A###.xml). The index lists 262 letter records; 201 carry transcribed text and 61 are asterisked entries with a summary or cross-reference only. The TEI headers state CC BY 3.0; the TEI files were last modified 1 October 2024. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "eebo-text-creation-partnership", "title": "EEBO Text Creation Partnership", "url": "https://www.textpartnership.net/tcp-texts/eebo-tcp-early-english-books-online/", "data_url": "https://github.com/textcreationpartnership", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Text Creation Partnership (Universities of Oxford, Michigan, and others)", "languages": [ "Greek", "Dutch", "English", "French", "German", "Hebrew", "Irish", "Italian", "Latin", "Portuguese", "Scots", "Spanish", "Welsh" ], "period": "1455-1700", "words": 1348840666, "texts": 50486, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1342329634, "texts": 50237 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC0-1.0", "license_url": "https://www.textpartnership.net/pages/faq.html", "license_note": "TCP transcriptions are unrestricted, with CC0 declarations in the TEI files. The underlying page images have separate rights.", "status": "active", "region": "England, Scotland, Ireland", "years_active": { "start": 2002, "end": "ongoing" }, "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "English", "texts": 49482, "words": 1316770075 }, { "language": "Latin", "texts": 589, "words": 16706385 }, { "language": "Welsh", "texts": 141, "words": 9324752 }, { "language": "French", "texts": 146, "words": 2201550 }, { "language": "Scots", "texts": 45, "words": 1769985 }, { "language": "Irish", "texts": 1, "words": 841721, "works": [ "EEBO-TCP A28067 (1690)" ] }, { "language": "Romance (other)", "texts": 10, "words": 451679 }, { "language": "Italian", "texts": 28, "words": 415049 }, { "language": "Multilingual", "texts": 4, "words": 230076 }, { "language": "Spanish", "texts": 11, "words": 70581 }, { "language": "Dutch", "texts": 20, "words": 27583 }, { "language": "German", "texts": 4, "words": 21755 }, { "language": "Portuguese", "texts": 2, "words": 7592, "works": [ "EEBO-TCP A39859 (1663)" ] }, { "language": "Greek", "texts": 2, "words": 1765, "works": [ "EEBO-TCP A39349 (1668)", "EEBO-TCP A46029 (1696)" ] }, { "language": "Hebrew", "texts": 1, "words": 118, "works": [ "EEBO-TCP A74086 (1660)" ] } ], "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Keyed and corrected TEI XML transcriptions of Early English Books Online (EEBO) texts. Produces scholarly digital editions of early printed books. EEBO-TCP Phase I and II texts have been free of restrictions since 1 August 2020 (CC0). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "effectus-amoris", "title": "Effectus Amoris: network critical edition of a 16th-century Hungarian verse romance", "url": "https://magyar-irodalom.elte.hu/effectus/", "institution": "ELTE BTK Magyar Irodalomtörténeti Intézet (Reneszánszkutatások Posztgraduális Központja), edited by Tóth Tünde and Béla Szegedi; published by Gépeskönyv", "editors": [ "Tünde Tóth", "Béla Szegedi" ], "published": 1998, "languages": [ "Hungarian", "Latin" ], "period": "1587-1588", "words": 1656, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1656, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_note": "Copyright statement of the editor and publisher (1998-99); no open licence stated.", "status": "archived", "region": "Hungary", "countries": [ "HU" ], "date": "1587-1588", "last_modified": "2006-02-28", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Hungarian verse romance (széphistória) surviving only as damaged printed leaves from a Debrecen print of 1587-1588. Three free text versions: a letter-faithful critical transcription, a pronunciation-oriented text and a modern-language text, plus photographs. The site is a hand-made 1998-99 HTML publication; the server reports a last modification in 2006 and no later change was found. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "egpa", "title": "EGPA — Escritório Galego-Português Antigo", "url": "https://corpora.uah.es/egpa/", "data_url": "https://corpora.uah.es/egpa/index.php?action=files", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Universidade de Santiago de Compostela (HERES project; direction Ricardo Pichel, now Universidad de Alcalá) with GITHE, UNED", "editors": [ "Ricardo Pichel", "Miguel García-Fernández" ], "languages": [ "Galician-Portuguese", "Spanish", "Latin" ], "period": "12th-19th century", "words": 3805, "texts": 5, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 3805, "texts": 5 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://corpora.uah.es/egpa/", "license_note": "The site footer reads '(c) 2025 EGPA. Todos os direitos reservados' (all rights reserved); no open licence is stated on the home, project or collaboration pages (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "active", "region": "Galicia and Portugal", "countries": [ "ES", "PT" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Open collaborative platform of transcribed Galician-Portuguese archival documents (EGPAdoc) and literary texts (EGPAlit) from the Middle Ages to the 19th century, with paleographic and critical presentation; freely readable without login; per-document TEI at corpora.uah.es/egpa/xmlfiles/.xml (checked EGPAdoc-0061); the public file list at index.php?action=files also includes test files (prueba_*). Most material is 12th-15th century; only a handful of documents dated 1478-1566 fall within 1450-1700. The counts cover the 5 documents dated within 1450-1700, and 20 documents without a date in the header are not counted. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "luther-sermon-ablass-gnade-taylor", "title": "Ein Sermon von Ablass und Gnade: a digital edition (Taylor Editions, Oxford)", "url": "https://editions.mml.ox.ac.uk/editions/ablassgnade6/", "data_url": "https://editions.mml.ox.ac.uk/texts/ablassgnade6.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Taylor Institution Library and Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages, University of Oxford", "editors": [ "Christiane Rehagen", "Emma Huber" ], "published": 2018, "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1518", "words": 1780, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1780, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "license_note": "XML files are CC BY-SA 4.0; the images are CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.", "status": "active", "region": "Leipzig (print) and Wittenberg", "countries": [ "DE" ], "author": "Martin Luther", "date": "1518", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Transcription of Luther's Sermon von dem Ablass und Gnade (Leipzig print of 1518), with a facsimile, an English translation, linguistic notes and an introduction, and a note on the variant Basel print. Part of the Taylor Editions 'Reformation' pamphlet collection. The edition is dated 2018 (TEI change date 2018-02-14); the Taylor Editions site is online. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "emblem-project-utrecht", "title": "Emblem Project Utrecht", "url": "https://emblems.hum.uu.nl/", "data_url": "https://emblems.hum.uu.nl/project_procedures.html", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Universiteit Utrecht", "languages": [ "Dutch", "English", "French", "German", "Italian", "Latin", "Spanish" ], "period": "1601-1691", "words": 553391, "texts": 1948, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 552927, "texts": 1909 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows-and-staging", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence or copyright statement found on the home page, project info, credits or site-guide ('Restrictions' covers browser support only) pages (checked 2026-10-13). The current record value 'Mixed' is not supported by what the site says.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "Dutch", "texts": 830, "words": 364971 }, { "language": "Latin", "texts": 261, "words": 113045 }, { "language": "French", "texts": 481, "words": 58200 }, { "language": "German", "texts": 155, "words": 5779 }, { "language": "Spanish", "texts": 43, "words": 4039 }, { "language": "Italian", "texts": 78, "words": 3898 }, { "language": "English", "texts": 61, "words": 2995 } ], "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Dutch love emblem books of the seventeenth century (about 27 books, c. 1601 to 1724, secular and religious, by Heinsius, Vaenius, Hooft, Cats, Hugo, Luyken and others). Each book has full transcriptions, page facsimiles, indexes and concordances, an editorial introduction and Iconclass-based search and comparison tools, stored in an XML (TEI) database. The Emblem Project Utrecht was a joint effort of Utrecht University (Faculty of Arts, OGC, University Library), the Koninklijke Bibliotheek, DBNL and the Emblem Digitization Project; NWO funded it from November 2003 to November 2006 (project coordination E. Stronks). Texts are viewed as HTML on the site; no bulk download is offered, and the site continues to be online. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "emlap", "title": "EMLAP", "url": "https://emlap.flu.cas.cz/", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.14765293", "data_url": "https://ccs-lab.zcu.cz/emlap_corpus_public/emlap_lemmatized_xmls/", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Institute of Philosophy of the Czech Academy of Sciences (TOME project) and University of West Bohemia (CCS-ZCU)", "editors": [ "Delia Georgiana Hedesan", "Alexander Huber", "Jana Ředinová", "Ondřej Kříž", "Jindra Kubíčková", "Vojtěch Kaše", "Petr Pavlas" ], "published": 2025, "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "1518-1644", "words": 4548087, "texts": 94, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 4548087, "texts": 94 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://zenodo.org/api/records/18662799", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2026-06-10", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "EMLAP (Early Modern Latin Alchemical Prints) is a text-based corpus of 100 Latin alchemical and Paracelsian volumes printed between 1500 and 1650. The texts were transcribed with Transkribus (first with the Noscemus GM6 model, then a project-trained model) and edited by hand, then tokenised, lemmatised and POS-tagged and exported as TEI P5 XML and plain text. The corpus was created in the TOME project (PI Petr Pavlas, Institute of Philosophy, Czech Academy of Sciences; Digital-Philological group led by Georgiana Hedesan), funded by the Czech Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports (September 2023 to August 2025). It can be searched on the website and is released on Zenodo (record from February 2026); the lemmatised XML files are also served from the University of West Bohemia. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it). https://github.com/CCS-ZCU/EMLAP_ETL." }, { "id": "emmo-folger", "title": "EMMO: Early Modern Manuscripts Online", "url": "https://emmo.folger.edu/", "data_url": "https://emmo.folger.edu/browse/", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Folger Shakespeare Library (project lead Heather Wolfe)", "editors": [ "Heather Wolfe" ], "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1552-1697", "words": 40606, "texts": 100, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 40606, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://emmo.folger.edu/view/La2/diplomatic", "license_note": "Each transcription page carries 'Terms of Use: Transcriptions are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License' (link to creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/); this covers the transcriptions, not the images, which are served from the Folger's Luna repository.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "EMMO is the Folger Shakespeare Library's IMLS-funded project giving web access to TEI P5 transcriptions, images and metadata of 16th- and 17th-century English manuscripts, with diplomatic/semi-diplomatic/regularized text flavors and a downloadable XML corpus; the site (live 200) documents exactly '100 transcribed documents'. Crowdsourced transcription ran on Dromio (transcribe.folger.edu); the IMLS grant concluded, leaving the site a preserved static resource. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "emothe", "title": "EMOTHE - Teatro europeo de los siglos XVI y XVII: patrimonio y bases de datos", "url": "https://emothe.uv.es/", "data_url": "https://emothe.uv.es/biblioteca/textosXML/", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Universitat de Valencia (proyecto ARTELOPE; founders Joan Oleza, current PI Jesus Tronch Perez)", "editors": [ "Joan Oleza Simó", "Jesús Tronch Pérez" ], "languages": [ "English", "French", "Italian", "Portuguese", "Spanish" ], "period": "1517-1656", "words": 842260, "texts": 47, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 842260, "texts": 47 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/deed.en", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-NC-ND-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "Spanish", "texts": 20, "words": 327997 }, { "language": "English", "texts": 11, "words": 245331 }, { "language": "French", "texts": 11, "words": 197976 }, { "language": "Italian", "texts": 4, "words": 66717 }, { "language": "Portuguese", "texts": 1, "words": 4239, "works": [ "Gil Vicente, Auto da Barca do Inferno" ] } ], "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "EMOTHE at the Universitat de València (site live 200) studies and edits the canon of early modern European theatre (Italian, English, French, Portuguese, Spanish, 16th–17th c.); its digital library has ~350 TEI-XML editions (originales y traducciones) with ids like EMOTHE0357, EMOTHE0382. TEI files (TEI-All validated) are openly distributed via GitLab (gitlab.com/emothe/emothe-research-project) and the Zenodo community zenodo.org/communities/emothe; workflow is FileMaker + oXygen, not TEITOK. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it). The GitLab repository holds 57 XML files; the full set of about 374 texts is not linked from the site." }, { "id": "ebba", "title": "English Broadside Ballad Archive (EBBA)", "url": "https://ebba.english.ucsb.edu/", "data_url": "https://ebba.english.ucsb.edu/page/tei-xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "University of California, Santa Barbara", "editors": [ "Patricia Fumerton" ], "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1530-1700", "words": 3971912, "texts": 5926, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 3971912, "texts": 5926 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-4.0", "license_url": "https://ebba.english.ucsb.edu/page/use-policy", "license_note": "The Use Policy states: 'EBBA is open access, licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License'; attribution is required. EBBA grants no rights to commercial or publication reproduction of its images, which must be cleared with the holding libraries.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "English Broadside Ballad Archive, a collection of English broadside ballads of the 16th to 18th centuries gathered from libraries such as the British Library, the National Library of Scotland, the Pepys collection at Magdalene College, the Beinecke, Houghton and Huntington libraries and others. Each ballad is offered as a sheet facsimile, a facsimile transcription (preserving the original layout), a plain text transcription and, where available, a recording of the tune, with detailed catalogue headings. A TEI-XML file with the transcription and metadata can be downloaded from the transcription view of each ballad. The project began in 2003 under director Patricia Fumerton at the University of California, Santa Barbara (associate director Carl Stahmer), and has received repeated National Endowment for the Humanities grants (NEH 1 to NEH 8, the latest for 2020-22). It is still described as a continuing project. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "epicat", "title": "EPICAT: Cartes familiars de Catalunya (segles XVI-XIX)", "url": "https://epicat.uab.cat/", "institution": "Departament d'Història Moderna i Contemporània, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (Javier Antón Pelayo)", "editors": [ "Javier Antón Pelayo" ], "languages": [ "Catalan", "Spanish" ], "period": "1526-1850 (1526-1699 in period)", "words": 9299, "texts": 39, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 9299, "texts": 39 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "CC-BY-NC-ND-4.0", "license_url": "https://epicat.uab.cat/copyright", "license_note": "The copyright page states that all contents are CC BY-NC-ND 4.0, that mass downloading of the data without permission is not allowed, and that the images remain under the licences of the archives.", "status": "active", "region": "Catalonia", "countries": [ "ES" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Catalogue and transcriptions of family correspondence in Catalan archives, 1500-1850; about 3,800 letters, mostly of the 18th and 19th centuries. Only 40 letters dated 1526-1699 (all showing a transcription on the page) fall in the period; the earliest is from 1526. Of these, 39 are in Catalan and 1 in Spanish. No bulk download. The site files were updated on 21 September 2026. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "epidat", "title": "epidat – Datenbank zur jüdischen Grabsteinepigraphik", "url": "https://www.steinheim-institut.de/cgi-bin/epidat", "data_url": "https://gitlab.rlp.net/epidat/data", "data_format": "tei", "data_formats": [ "tei", "json", "xml", "other" ], "institution": "Salomon Ludwig Steinheim-Institut für deutsch-jüdische Geschichte (Essen), with the Akademie der Wissenschaften und der Literatur | Mainz", "languages": [ "Hebrew", "German" ], "period": "1450-1700", "words": 61915, "texts": 1661, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 61806, "texts": 1659 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://gitlab.rlp.net/epidat/data", "license_note": "Each EpiDoc record states CC BY 4.0; the site footer states CC BY 4.0 as well.", "status": "active", "region": "Germany and neighbouring countries", "countries": [ "DE", "LV", "NL", "PL", "ES", "CZ" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "inscription" ], "notes": "Jewish gravestone inscriptions (322 digital editions, 54,243 monuments on the site; monuments after 1956 withheld). EpiDoc TEI per monument (?id=-teip5) and bulk in the public GitLab repository (xml/tei, tsv, json, ttl). The vast majority of the corpus is 18th-20th century. The in-period inscriptions are concentrated in Frankfurt (ffb 864), Hamburg-Altona (hha 270) and Worms (wrm 251). The older site interface is no longer developed; a beta interface exists. Repository last activity 2026-08-13. Inscriptions without a parseable year are not counted, and the transcriptions mix Hebrew with a German or Latin-script rendering, so word counts are approximate. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "ckcc-epistolarium", "title": "Epistolarium (CKCC)", "url": "https://ckcc.huygens.knaw.nl/", "doi": "10.17026/DANS-XFD-N8Y5", "data_url": "https://doi.org/10.17026/DANS-XFD-N8Y5", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Huygens ING (KNAW)", "published": 2011, "languages": [ "Dutch", "English", "French", "German", "Italian", "Latin", "Spanish" ], "period": "1629-1699", "words": 7946427, "texts": 27, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 7946427, "texts": 27 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://doi.org/10.17026/DANS-XFD-N8Y5", "license_note": "The DANS deposit of the project data (archived version of 2013-07-23) carries the rights statement 'Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International' (SPDX cc-by-4.0, via DataCite metadata). The ePistolarium site itself states no licence; individual source collections may differ.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "French", "texts": 5, "words": 2655352 }, { "language": "Latin", "texts": 7, "words": 2646904 }, { "language": "Dutch", "texts": 7, "words": 2419167 }, { "language": "German", "texts": 2, "words": 103910, "works": [ "Grotius, letters", "Huygens, letters" ] }, { "language": "English", "texts": 3, "words": 78649, "works": [ "Grotius, letters", "Huygens, letters", "Van Leeuwenhoek, letters" ] }, { "language": "Italian", "texts": 2, "words": 38696, "works": [ "Grotius, letters", "Huygens, letters" ] }, { "language": "Spanish", "texts": 1, "words": 3749, "works": [ "Grotius, letters" ] } ], "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Web application and corpus of about 20,000 letters written by and to scholars of the 17th-century Dutch Republic (among them Grotius, Constantijn and Christiaan Huygens, Descartes, Leeuwenhoek and Swammerdam), with faceted search and geographic, time-based, social-network and co-citation visualisations. The project Circulation of Knowledge and Learned Practices in the 17th-century Dutch Republic was run by Huygens ING with DANS, the University of Amsterdam, the Descartes Centre and the Koninklijke Bibliotheek, funded by NWO and CLARIN-NL; the letters were converted to TEI XML. Version 1.0 appeared in June 2013 and the ePistolarium was launched on 14 June 2013; an archived version of the project data (dated 23 July 2013) is deposited at DANS. The data are a snapshot of 2013 and no later additions were found. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "erdy-kodex", "title": "Érdy-kódex (Sermones Compilati research group, ELTE)", "url": "https://sermones.elte.hu/erdy/", "institution": "Sermones Compilati research group, ELTE BTK, Budapest", "languages": [ "Hungarian" ], "period": "1526-1527", "words": 59427, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 59427, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence or rights statement on the Érdy codex page, its transcription pages, or the Sermones Compilati home and group pages (the only footer-type text is ELTE's generic error page 'All rights reserved'); no repository or TEI headers found for this edition (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "archived", "region": "Kingdom of Hungary", "countries": [ "HU" ], "date": "1526-1527", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "The Érdy codex, a Hungarian-language sermon and legend manuscript copied in 1526-1527, set out in a table with photographs of the manuscript pages, a letter-by-letter (diplomatic) transcription and related studies, plus a link to the 19th-century printed edition. At the time of checking, 108 pages are transcribed (pages 001-055 and 103-157); the rest of the critical edition is marked 'in preparation'. The server reports a last modification in 2014 for the page and nothing newer was found, so the resource is listed as archived. The Sermones site is still maintained for other projects such as the exempla database. The counts cover the 108 transcribed pages only, and the codex is counted as one text. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "estilometria-siglooro", "title": "Estilometria SigloOro", "url": "https://github.com/Jero2760/estilometria", "data_url": "https://github.com/Jero2760/estilometria/tree/master/Siglo_de_Oro", "data_format": "plain-text", "institution": "Jero2760 (GitHub), contact Publiconsulting", "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "c. 1522-1700", "words": 7188629, "texts": 371, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 7188629, "texts": 371 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "plain-text", "license": "CC-BY-3.0", "license_url": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Jero2760/estilometria/master/README.md", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2025-01-12", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Open GitHub corpus of Spanish Golden Age literature as plain-text (.txt) files for stylometry, in the Siglo_de_Oro folder: about 345 comedias, 66 novelas and 22 entremeses, plus a file of ballads by one author. The texts were harvested from public-domain sites: TC/12 (Red del Patrimonio Teatral Clásico Español), Teatro de los Siglos de Oro, the AHCT comedias.org text list, José Manuel Fradejas Rueda's NovelaBarroca repository (Universidad de Valladolid) and the Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes. The repository also holds a separate set of novels from 1880-1940, outside the period. The README is dated September 2020 and the last commit in the repository is from January 2025; the contact is the company Publiconsulting. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "etheridge-encomium", "title": "The Etheridge Project: An Encomium on Henry VIII and Elizabeth I by George Etheridge (BL Royal MS 16 C X)", "url": "http://hellenic-institute.uk/research/Etheridge/", "institution": "British Library and the Hellenic Institute, Royal Holloway, University of London", "languages": [ "Greek" ], "period": "c. 1566", "words": 4809, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 4809, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence or copyright statement on the home, project, acknowledgements, technical, user-guide or contact pages (checked 2026-10-13). The acknowledgements only say the British Library gave permission to reproduce its images in the edition; no repository or downloadable TEI found.", "status": "archived", "region": "England", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "author": "George Etheridge", "date": "c. 1566", "last_modified": "2023-03-20", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Electronic edition of a Greek encomium in Etheridge's own hand, prepared for Elizabeth I's Oxford visit of 1566, with transcription, edited text with apparatus, English translation and manuscript images. Readable without login. Built with HTML and JavaScript only, no TEI. The server's file listing shows the most recent edits on 2023-03-20 and the edition page is dated 20 March 2023; no later change found, so it is marked archived. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "evans-tcp", "title": "Evans Early American Imprints (Evans-TCP)", "url": "https://quod.lib.umich.edu/e/evans/", "data_url": "https://app.box.com/s/zj7pzfokxde4glrhebxsavbbxzyr3ogz", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Readex / University of Michigan", "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1640-1700", "words": 7878692, "texts": 716, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 7878692, "texts": 716 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC0-1.0", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Roughly 5,000 transcribed English-language texts (books, pamphlets, broadsides and periodicals printed in America) selected from Readex's Evans Early American Imprints, which covers American imprints from 1639 to 1800. The transcriptions were produced by the Text Creation Partnership (TCP) with Readex (NewsBank) and the American Antiquarian Society; they are encoded as SGML/XML and were released into the public domain under a CC0 dedication, with copies distributed through the University of Michigan Library and the Oxford Text Archive. Access to the Readex page images was withdrawn in 2022; the text files remain available. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "fabulasmitologicas", "title": "Fabulas mitologicas del Siglo de Oro (ed. Antonio Rojas Castro, GitHub)", "url": "https://github.com/arojascastro/fabulasmitologicas", "data_url": "https://github.com/arojascastro/fabulasmitologicas/tree/master/corpus/tei", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Antonio Rojas Castro (Freie Universitaet Berlin / UNED)", "editors": [ "Antonio Rojas Castro" ], "published": 2016, "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "1538-1664", "words": 182943, "texts": 30, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 182943, "texts": 30 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://github.com/arojascastro/fabulasmitologicas", "status": "archived", "last_modified": "2025-08-05", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Antonio Rojas Castro's 2016 TEI-XML corpus of 26 Spanish Golden Age mythological fables (~150k words, CC BY 4.0), included here with witnesses Barahona de Soto's Acteón and Vértumno, Bermúdez's Narciso, Bocángel's Leandro, Carrillo's Acis; the repo (live 200) is the canonical public source, with a companion publication in Studia Aurea (2017) and stylometry workshops built on this corpus. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "kaiserin-eleonora-magdalena-korrespondenz", "title": "Familiensache? Die Korrespondenz der Kaiserin Eleonora Magdalena (1655–1720)", "url": "https://kaiserin-eleonora.oeaw.ac.at/", "data_url": "https://github.com/emt-project/emt-working-data/tree/main/data/work-in-progress", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Institut für die Erforschung der Habsburgermonarchie und des Balkanraumes (IHB) and Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities, Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften (FWF project P 34651; ed. Katrin Keller, Ines Peper, Anna Spitzbart, Dorota Vargová)", "editors": [ "Katrin Keller", "Ines Peper", "Anna Spitzbart", "Dorota Vargová" ], "published": 2024, "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1677-1720 (letters sent by and to the empress)", "words": 371757, "texts": 980, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 371757, "texts": 980 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://kaiserin-eleonora.oeaw.ac.at/imprint.html", "license_note": "The imprint puts the site and its contents under CC BY 4.0 unless marked otherwise; the licence element in each TEI header only says 'copyright'.", "status": "active", "region": "Habsburg lands and the Holy Roman Empire", "countries": [ "AT", "DE" ], "author": "Eleonora Magdalena von Pfalz-Neuburg", "date": "1677-1720", "last_modified": "2026-10-12", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Digital edition of the letters of Empress Eleonora Magdalena of Pfalz-Neuburg (wife of Leopold I) with transcriptions, facsimiles, indexes, a calendar and PDF export; the TEI file of each letter is served at the letter's address with .xml instead of .html, and the working files are in the project's GitHub repository. Of the 1,605 letters listed in the edition's CMIF file of 24 September 2026, 472 date from 1701 to 1716. Language: German in nearly all letters (a few in other languages). Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "famsi-bolles-yucatecmaya", "title": "FAMSI Bolles YucatecMaya", "url": "http://www.famsi.org/reports/96072", "data_url": "https://www.famsi.org/reports/96072/textsrc/index.html", "data_format": "html", "institution": "David Bolles for the Foundation for the Advancement of Mesoamerican Studies (FAMSI)", "editors": [ "David Bolles" ], "languages": [ "Yucatec Maya" ], "period": "1557-1580", "words": 73544, "texts": 24, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 73544, "texts": 24 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "http://www.famsi.org/reports/96072/", "license_note": "Pages are marked 'FAMSI (c) 2001: David Bolles'; no reuse licence or terms-of-use page was found on the report, the text index or the FAMSI home page.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Texts, documents, rituals, recipes, songs and other material in Colonial Yucatec Maya (including sections from the Books of Chilam Balam and the Ritual of the Bacabs, with H-Men chants) typed by David Bolles for his Combined Dictionary-Concordance of the Yucatecan Mayan Language. The report was prepared in 1997 for the Foundation for the Advancement of Mesoamerican Studies (FAMSI) and published online as HTML pages and PDF files, with some items available as MP3. The texts are plain transcriptions copied as closely as possible from the sources, some reworked with footnotes; the last update noted on the index page is November 2004. FAMSI is now stewarded by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "filologiasarda-sardinian", "title": "FilologiaSarda Sardinian", "url": "https://www.filologiasarda.eu/pubblicazioni/libro.php?sez=34&id=770", "data_url": "https://www.filologiasarda.eu/pubblicazioni/libro.php?sez=34&id=770&pdf=12703", "data_format": "other", "institution": "Centro di Studi Filologici Sardi (Cagliari)", "editors": [ "Maurizio Virdis" ], "languages": [ "Sardinian" ], "period": "1573-1597", "words": 10596, "texts": 4, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 10596, "texts": 4 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "other", "license": "Not stated", "license_url": "https://www.filologiasarda.eu/pubblicazioni/libro.php?sez=34&id=770", "license_note": "No licence on the book page, the portal home page, the Credits page or the privacy notice; no copyright line or Creative Commons mark either (checked 2026-10-13). Only the journal Bollettino di Studi Sardi is stated to be open access (on UniCa Open Journals).", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Digital reproduction (PDF) of Gerolamo Araolla's 'Rimas diversas spirituales' (original collection 1597), the spiritual verse of a Sardinian priest of Sassari, edited by Maurizio Virdis (Cuec, series Scrittori sardi, 2006, 510 pp.). It is published on the portal of the Centro di Studi Filologici Sardi (Cagliari), which offers the series as PDF files beside the print edition. The record is one entry in an ongoing series of editions of Sardinian authors. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it). https://www.filologiasarda.eu/." }, { "id": "elan-fnvr", "title": "FNVR - Fictions Narratives en Vers de la Renaissance (1490-1600)", "url": "https://elan.gricad-pages.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr/fnvr/", "doi": "10.57745/SSC5XT", "data_url": "https://doi.org/10.57745/SSC5XT", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "ELAN / UMR Litt&Arts (CNRS / Universite Grenoble Alpes), dir. Pascale Mounier", "editors": [ "Pascale Mounier" ], "published": 2022, "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1490-1600", "words": 78532, "texts": 4, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 78532, "texts": 4 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/deed.fr", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "FNVR is a Litt&Arts (Grenoble) project building XML-TEI editions of French verse narratives composed or translated 1490-1600, some first modern editions, led by Pascale Mounier; the TEI dataset is openly published on Recherche Data Gouv (DOI 10.57745/SSC5XT). The collected texts (amantDesconforte, chevallier, palamon, rondeaux) match the repository layout on the Grenoble GitLab, whose project page is live (200). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "folger-shakespeare", "title": "The Folger Shakespeare (formerly Folger Digital Texts)", "url": "https://www.folger.edu/explore/shakespeares-works/", "data_url": "https://www.folger.edu/explore/shakespeares-works/download/", "data_format": "tei", "data_formats": [ "tei", "html", "plain-text" ], "institution": "Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, DC", "editors": [ "Barbara A. Mowat", "Paul Werstine" ], "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "c. 1590-1613", "words": 1107569, "texts": 42, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1107569, "texts": 42 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-3.0", "license_url": "https://www.folger.edu/explore/shakespeares-works/download/usage-guidelines/", "license_note": "The TEI headers state Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported, and the download page says the files are free for all non-commercial uses.", "status": "active", "region": "England", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "modernised": true, "notes": "All of Shakespeare's plays, the Sonnets and the narrative poems, read free online and downloadable as XML (TEI), TEI Simple with linguistic annotation (the 37 plays without the Two Noble Kinsmen and the poems), HTML, PDF, Word and plain text. These are the modern-spelling texts of the New Folger Editions (edited by Barbara Mowat and Paul Werstine), not diplomatic transcriptions of the early printings. The old address shakespeare.folger.edu now redirects to the Folger website. All the works date from the 1590s to 1613. The texts were last revised in 2021. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "fornsvenska-swedish", "title": "Fornsvenska textbanken (FsvTB): Nysvenska annexet", "url": "https://www.nordlund.lu.se", "data_url": "https://www.nordlund.lu.se/texter/nysvenska-annexet/", "data_format": "html", "institution": "Fornsvenska textbanken, Lund University (Nordlund); compiled by Lars-Olof Delsing", "editors": [ "Lars-Olof Delsing" ], "languages": [ "Swedish" ], "period": "1536-1674", "words": 95194, "texts": 5, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 95194, "texts": 5 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_url": "https://www.nordlund.lu.se/texter/nysvenska-annexet/", "license_note": "No licence: the page only says that Mats Thelander and Carin Ostman gave permission to publish the texts ('har beredvilligt gett tillstand till att publicera texterna'); the 'Principer for maskintexterna' and 'Om webbplatsen' pages contain no licence or reuse terms (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Nysvenska annexet of Fornsvenska textbanken (Lund University): 26 machine-readable Swedish texts from 1526 onwards, such as Olaus Petri's chronicle, Peder Swart's chronicle, Gustav Vasa's Bible (1541), Anna Vasa's letters and Agneta Horn's memoir, most from the project 'Bidrag till en nysvensk textbank pa data'. Mats Thelander and Carin Ostman gave permission to publish them. The texts are keyed or scanned from printed editions and proofread unevenly, so the site advises against quoting them and recommends them for word, phrase and statistical searches. The page was last updated on 2 September 2026. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "maurolico-opera-mathematica", "title": "Francisci Maurolyci Opera Mathematica: electronic edition of the mathematical works of Francesco Maurolico", "url": "https://people.dm.unipi.it/maurolic/", "institution": "Dipartimento di Matematica, Università di Pisa (Maurolico research group)", "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "16th century", "words": 428880, "texts": 58, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 428880, "texts": 58 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence or copyright statement on the site (home page, project description, committee, help, site map and sample volume pages such as the Musica introduction), nor in the pages' HTML footers (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "archived", "region": "Sicily", "countries": [ "IT" ], "author": "Francesco Maurolico", "date": "16th century", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Critical edition, with variant readings from each manuscript or print witness, of the scientific works of Maurolico (1494-1575): Euclid, spherics, arithmetic, Archimedes, conics, music, optics, cosmography, mechanics, letters and methodological writings. The introduction says the full corpus is about 5,000 pages of manuscripts and prints and that works are added as they are ready; pages are frames-based HTML with PDF versions. Source-image sites need a login. The original Pisa address in the catalogue (www.dm.unipi.it/pages/maurolic, 2008 Wayback copy) now redirects to this one. Archived: pages last modified between April and July 2006. The counts cover 58 works or sections, which are undated and counted as falling within 1450-1700 because Maurolico lived from 1494 to 1575. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "freem", "title": "FreEM (FREnch Early Modern corpus)", "url": "https://freem-corpora.github.io/", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.6481134", "data_url": "https://github.com/FreEM-corpora/FreEMmax_OA", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Simon Gabay (University of Geneva) with Inria Paris (ALMAnaCH)", "editors": [ "Simon Gabay", "Alexandre Bartz", "Philippe Gambette", "Alix Chagué" ], "published": 2022, "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1529-1700", "words": 25609193, "texts": 1207, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 25609193, "texts": 1207 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-4.0", "license_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/6481135", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "FreEM (Early Modern French corpora) is a project led by Simon Gabay (University of Geneva) with Inria Paris colleagues, building corpora and NLP models for French of the 16th-18th centuries. The text corpus is FreEMmax, a large collection of historical French texts assembled to train language models (it underlies D'AlemBERT, presented at LREC 2022); the open-access version, FreEMmax_OA, was published on GitHub and Zenodo in April 2022 (v1.0.0, later 1.0.2). It contains source documents in mixed formats plus minimal TEI/XML transcriptions and cleaned plain text built by a script, with teiHeaders carrying metadata. A non-open version exists that cannot be distributed. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "fuerstinnenkorrespondenz", "title": "Frühneuzeitliche Fürstinnenkorrespondenzen (Fuerstinnenkorrespondenz corpus, LAUDATIO)", "url": "http://hdl.handle.net/11022/0000-0000-82A0-7", "data_url": "https://hdl.handle.net/11022/0000-0000-82A0-7", "data_format": "xml", "institution": "Friedrich-Schiller-Universitaet Jena (Rosemarie Luehr, Vera Fasshauer, Daniela Prutscher, Henry Seidel), published in the LAUDATIO repository", "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1568-1568", "words": 23824, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 23824, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "xml", "license": "CC-BY-ND-4.0", "license_url": "https://slub.qucosa.de/id/qucosa:90368", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "DFG project on the letter corpora of early modern princely women of the central German area (~5,500 letters in 24 correspondences; the published corpus v1.1 has ~250k tokens of 16th-c. princesses' letters), published in the LAUDATIO repository (handle resolves and is live 200) with TEI plus morphological/POS annotation, queryable in ANNIS. Related Anhalt/Thuringia letter materials sit in ThULB Jena 'Digitale Fürstinnenkorrespondenzen' collections; a BBAW reuse experiment by Stefan Dumont confirms the free licence of the TEI data. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "galileo-ms-gal-72", "title": "Galileo Galilei, Notes on Motion (Ms. Gal. 72): electronic representation of the manuscript", "url": "https://www.mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de/Galileo_Prototype/MAIN.HTM", "institution": "Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale, Florence; Istituto e Museo di Storia della Scienza, Florence; Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Berlin", "languages": [ "Latin", "Italian" ], "period": "c. 1590-1637", "words": 39106, "texts": 158, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 37009, "texts": 150 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Custom terms", "license_note": "Notice on the entry page: no part of the electronic representation may be used for publication or commercial purposes without written permission of the Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale, Florence.", "status": "archived", "region": "Italy", "countries": [ "IT" ], "author": "Galileo Galilei", "date": "c. 1590-1637", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Galileo's working papers on motion and mechanics (folios 33-196 of Ms. Gal. 72): short texts, drafts for the Discorsi, calculations and tables. Each folio side has a transcription of the final text, plus levels showing the genetic apparatus, with indices. Readable without login after clicking a notice that accepts the conditions (images may not be published without the library's permission). The pages are marked Version 2.2 of 10 May 1999 and no later change was found. The folio sides are undated and are counted as falling within 1450-1700 because the papers document work from about 1590 to 1637. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "galileo-opere-favaro", "title": "Galileo Opere Favaro", "url": "https://it.wikisource.org/wiki/Le_opere_di_Galileo_Galilei_(Favaro)", "data_url": "https://dumps.wikimedia.org/itwikisource/", "data_format": "wikitext", "institution": "Italian Wikisource community (Wikimedia Foundation)", "languages": [ "Italian", "Latin" ], "period": "1611-1633", "words": 97354, "texts": 4, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 97354, "texts": 4 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "wikitext", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://it.wikisource.org/wiki/Il_Saggiatore", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "Italian", "texts": 3, "words": 91255, "works": [ "Colombe, Contro il moto della terra", "Frammenti attenenti al Dialogo", "Rocco, Esercitazioni filosofiche" ] }, { "language": "Latin", "texts": 1, "words": 6099, "works": [ "De telluris motu vel quiete" ] } ], "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Italian Wikisource project transcribing Antonio Favaro's Edizione Nazionale of Galileo's works (Le opere di Galileo Galilei, 20 volumes, Florence, Barbera, 1890-1909). It is incomplete: the index page is tagged at 25% proofreading, only volume I is linked to its scanned source and volumes X-XX have no pages yet. Texts are wiki transcriptions proofread by volunteers against the scans and are available through Wikisource and its Wikimedia dumps. The page was last edited in May 2026. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "ganjoorpersian", "title": "Ganjoor (گنجور) — Persian poetry library", "url": "https://ganjoor.net", "data_url": "https://github.com/ganjoor/ganjoor-data", "data_format": "json", "institution": "Ganjoor project (independent, volunteer-run)", "languages": [ "Persian" ], "period": "1466-1700", "words": 4810638, "texts": 41, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 4810638, "texts": 41 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "json", "license": "Not stated", "license_url": "https://ganjoor.net/about", "license_note": "No licence statement on the site (home, About, FAQ, Sources), nor a LICENSE file or licence line in the ganjoor-data GitHub repository; the About page only says most texts come from freely available sources and the FAQ says most modern works are under copyright and cannot be published (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Ganjoor is a Persian poetry website and database of classical Persian poets and their poems; the Renascor record covers the part of the content dated 1466-1700. It was started by an individual hobbyist and moved to ganjoor.net in 2007/8; it is not tied to any institution or commercial body. Poems are typed by volunteers mostly from free sources, with sources listed on the Sources page. The data is exported periodically as a database and, as of 2026-10-13, as a public git-tracked JSON repository (about 240 poets and 135,000 poems) on GitHub. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "germanc", "title": "GerManC - Historical Corpus of German 1650-1800 (OTA 2544)", "url": "https://llds.ling-phil.ox.ac.uk/llds/xmlui/handle/20.500.14106/2544", "data_url": "https://llds.ling-phil.ox.ac.uk/llds/xmlui/handle/20.500.14106/2544", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "University of Manchester (Martin Durrell, Paul Bennett, Silke Scheible, Richard J. Whitt; Astrid Ensslin for the newspaper pilot), deposited at the Oxford Text Archive (ota:2544)", "editors": [ "Martin Durrell", "Paul Bennett", "Silke Scheible", "Richard J. Whitt" ], "published": 2012, "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1654-1700", "words": 230403, "texts": 117, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 230403, "texts": 117 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-3.0", "license_url": "https://ota.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/repository/xmlui/handle/20.500.12024/2544", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "GerManC is a manually annotated, genre-balanced corpus of Early Modern German (1650-1800), built at the University of Manchester and distributed through the Oxford Text Archive (record ota:2544) under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. The catalogue entry covers the texts of 1654-1700 (drama, humanities, legal, narrative, newspapers, scientific and sermon texts). The former project site no longer responds, and the Oxford Text Archive pages sit behind an anti-bot check, so they may need a browser. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "coqalane", "title": "GIT-Coqalane — Corpus TEI-XML des coq-à-l'âne", "url": "https://github.com/cyrcan/GIT-Coqalane", "data_url": "https://github.com/cyrcan/GIT-Coqalane", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Cyril Cano-Arnedo", "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1508-1595", "words": 83657, "texts": 57, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 83657, "texts": 57 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://github.com/cyrcan/GIT-Coqalane/blob/main/LICENSE", "license_note": "README: 'Les fichiers sont réutilisables sous licence CC BY-NC-SA 4.0'; the repository LICENSE file is the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 legal text (GitHub shows it as 'Other'). Covers the TEI files of the corpus.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "TEI-XML corpus of the Renaissance coq-a-l'âne epistle genre (poems 1530-1650) by Cyril Cano-Arnedo, one TEI file per poem, reuse under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, published on GitHub (ongoing encoding) with an earlier partial copy on Huma-Num GitLab. The 57 texts counted here match the GitLab copy. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "glasgowemblems", "title": "Glasgow University Emblem Website (Alciato and French Emblems projects)", "url": "https://www.emblems.arts.gla.ac.uk", "institution": "University of Glasgow (Glasgow University Library, Stirling Maxwell Collection; Stirling Maxwell Centre for Emblem Studies)", "languages": [ "French", "German", "Italian", "Latin", "Spanish" ], "period": "1531-1621", "words": 553323, "texts": 6515, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 549460, "texts": 5963 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows-and-staging", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://www.emblems.arts.gla.ac.uk/#copyright", "license_note": "Transcriptions and associated data are copyright University of Glasgow; images have separate rights.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "French", "texts": 2496, "words": 349459 }, { "language": "Latin", "texts": 2755, "words": 153971 }, { "language": "German", "texts": 327, "words": 23181 }, { "language": "Spanish", "texts": 210, "words": 13316 }, { "language": "Italian", "texts": 175, "words": 9533 } ], "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Glasgow University Emblem Website: digitised emblem books from the Stirling Maxwell Collection of Glasgow University Library, with transcribed texts, translations and images. It brings together the French Emblems project, the Italian emblem project, and the Alciato project (about 17 editions of the Emblematum liber, 1531-1621), plus an edition of Mignault's treatise on the emblem with parallel English text by Denis Drysdall. It is run by the University of Glasgow (Special Collections and the Stirling Maxwell Centre; contacts Laurence Grove, Luis Gomes, Alison Adams) with partners including Emblematica Online, the Universidade da Coruna and the Herzog August Bibliothek. The site is still online as HTML pages. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "gondomar-galician", "title": "Gondomar: Corpus dixital de textos galegos da Idade Moderna", "url": "https://ilg.usc.gal/gondomar", "data_url": "https://ilg.usc.gal/gondomar/index.php?action=texts", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Instituto da Lingua Galega, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela (ILG-USC)", "editors": [ "Rosario Álvarez", "Ernesto González Seoane" ], "published": 2017, "languages": [ "Galician" ], "period": "1594-1697", "words": 11031, "texts": 31, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 11031, "texts": 31 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "http://ilg.usc.gal/gondomar/", "license_note": "The footer reads '(c) 2017 Instituto da Lingua Galega'; no Creative Commons or other reuse licence was found on the home, texts and project pages (the corpus is on TEITOK and the TEI sample file I tried did not load), so the text is treated as copyrighted (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "The online corpus holds 84 texts up to 1791; this entry counts only the 31 texts dated 1594-1697. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "grand-tour-digital-tei-dataset-of-early-modern-travel-testimonies-grand-tour-tei", "title": "Grand Tour digital — TEI dataset of early modern travel testimonies (Grand Tour TEI)", "url": "https://zenodo.org/records/23055358", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.23055357", "data_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/23055358", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel", "editors": [ "Maximilian Görmar", "Angela Göbel" ], "published": 2026, "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "16th–18th century (partial overlap with 1450–1700)", "words": 93954, "texts": 3, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 93954, "texts": 3 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/23055358", "license_note": "The Zenodo record 'Grand Tour TEI' (Maximilian Gormar, Angela Gobel, Herzog August Bibliothek; v1, 30 September 2026; DFG project 469982284) is licensed Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International.", "status": "active", "region": "Germany / Europe", "years_active": { "start": 2022, "end": 2026 }, "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-08", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "TEI-XML files underlying the digital edition of a corpus of early modern travel testimonies (Reiseselbstzeugnisse). Full text was created with Transkribus HTR plus NER, i.e. project-released corrected machine text, published as an open dataset (CC BY-SA 4.0) on 30 September 2026. The corpus spans the 16th–18th centuries, so only part falls within the catalogue window; the edition website is http://selbstzeugnisse.hab.de/edition_grand_tour, and the Zenodo deposit (with the git.hab.de repository it points to) is the stable access point for the TEI files. The counts cover the four travel journals in the deposit, of which three are dated within 1450-1700 (the fourth is dated 1701-1702). Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "gutorglyn-welsh", "title": "Gwaith Guto'r Glyn (Guto'r Glyn.net)", "url": "https://gutorglyn.net/gutorglyn", "data_url": "https://github.com/casglur/django-gutorglyn-2/tree/main/SDPublisher/gutorglyn/texts", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Canolfan Uwchefrydiau Cymreig a Cheltaidd (University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies)", "editors": [ "Ann Parry Owen", "Iestyn Daniel", "Alaw Mai Edwards", "Dafydd Johnston", "Barry Lewis", "Eurig Salisbury" ], "published": 2012, "languages": [ "Welsh" ], "period": "1450-1497", "words": 30864, "texts": 91, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 30864, "texts": 91 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://gutorglyn.net/gutorglyn/about", "license_note": "The site footer reads '(c)2013 Canolfan Uwchefrydiau Cymreig a Cheltaidd'; no reuse licence on the site, and none in the casglur/django-gutorglyn-2 repository or the sample XML header (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Gutorglyn is the digital edition of the poems of Guto'r Glyn (c. 1435-c. 1493), edited at the Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies (University of Wales) by a team led by Ann Parry Owen, with editors Iestyn Daniel, Alaw Mai Edwards, Dafydd Johnston, Barry Lewis and Eurig Salisbury, encoding editor Jenny Day and web officer Alexander L. Roberts (Swansea University). It was funded over five years by the AHRC and the University of Wales, in partnership with the National Library of Wales and the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales, which supplied manuscript images. The site presents each poem with its editor named, lists of patrons, names, places and manuscripts, and audio performances; a GitHub repository holds the site code and its XML text files. Copyright year of the site: 2013. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "h15corpus", "title": "H15corpus (Historia15, Universidad de Sevilla)", "url": "https://historia15.us.es/H15corpus/", "data_url": "https://historia15.us.es/H15corpus/xmlfiles/", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Universidad de Sevilla, proyecto Historia15 (Lola Pons Rodríguez and Eva Bravo-García, directors)", "editors": [ "Lola Pons", "Eva Bravo-García" ], "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "1450-1600", "words": 172397, "texts": 356, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 171765, "texts": 355 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Not stated", "license_url": "https://historia15.us.es/H15corpus/", "license_note": "No licence on the home, 'Como citar', 'Recursos digitales' or 'Criterios de edicion' pages, nor in the teiHeader of a sample file (BOLEA-0001.xml, which has publisher Historia15 / Universidad de Sevilla but no availability element); only a citation line (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "active", "region": "Spain (letters sent from Spanish territory; some from Italy, France and the Low Countries)", "countries": [ "ES", "IT", "FR", "AT", "BE", "DE", "PT" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Corpus of letters 'escritas en España ... en el tramo 1450 a 1600' (project description), 'en construcción'; the status page says 394 editions (the TEITOK statistics page lists 410 documents on 2026-10-12). Dated documents run from c. 1500 to 1598, with one dated 1417; 73 documents of the Bolea collection carry no date. Collections include Bolea, Granvela and Vizcaya. Raw TEI XML is served per document. The counts cover the 402 files of the directory, leaving out 12 test files, and documents without a date are not counted in the period. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "hamletworks", "title": "Hamletworks (hamletworks.org): The Enfolded Hamlet and Hamlet textual notes", "url": "http://www.hamletworks.org/", "institution": "Bernice W. Kliman (Nassau Community College, SUNY) and the hamletworks.org editors; webmaster Jeffery Triggs", "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1603-1637", "words": 59439, "texts": 2, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 59439, "texts": 2 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "status": "active", "region": "England", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "author": "William Shakespeare", "date": "1603-1637 (Q1, Q2, F1, Q6 texts)", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Research site for Shakespeare's Hamlet. It offers the 'Enfolded Hamlet' (Bernice Kliman, 1996) as linked texts of the Second Quarto (1604/5) and the First Folio (1623) in exact original spelling, a modern enfolded text, line-by-line commentary and textual notes, and diplomatic versions of the First Quarto (1603) and Sixth Quarto as PDF/DjVu files, plus later editions and promptbooks. The domain redirects to a different host name (server-66-113-234-189.da.direct). The introduction page was last modified in February 2025. Copyright is held by the editors; reading is free. The counts cover the Q2 and F1 transcriptions only, since the Q1 and Q6 versions exist only as PDF or DjVu images. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "hartlib-papers", "title": "The Hartlib Papers (Samuel Hartlib, c. 1600-1662)", "url": "https://www.dhi.ac.uk/hartlib/", "data_url": "https://www.dhi.ac.uk/data/hartlib", "data_format": "plain-text", "data_formats": [ "plain-text", "xml" ], "institution": "University of Sheffield, Digital Humanities Institute (Mark Greengrass, Michael Leslie and others)", "editors": [ "Mark Greengrass", "Michael Leslie", "Michael Hannon" ], "published": 2013, "languages": [ "English", "Latin" ], "period": "c. 1630-1662", "words": 5864428, "texts": 5682, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 5775351, "texts": 5595 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "plain-text", "license": "CC-BY-NC-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/", "status": "active", "region": "England, with letters from across Europe", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "years_active": { "start": 1985, "end": "ongoing" }, "author": "Samuel Hartlib and correspondents", "date": "c. 1630-1662", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Correspondence, diaries and papers of the 'intelligencer' Samuel Hartlib (Sheffield University Library MS 61), with full-text transcriptions and facsimiles of over 25,000 folios; the open online edition dates from 2013. The site opens with a short automatic browser check. The transcriptions are downloadable as hartlib-txt.zip (5,740 .txt files: 5,234 main documents, 442 additional items, 64 pamphlets); the files are plain text carrying SGML/HTML-like layout and editorial tags (,
, , , , , ), not well-formed XML. Dated documents run from the 1630s to the 1660s (a handful earlier or later); about 1,600 files carry no date but belong to the same papers. The data service also offers a cleaned and lemmatised version (TXT and XML) made by the Alan Turing Institute, and the page images (1.8 GB). Undated files are not counted in the period. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "hearth-tax-digital", "title": "Hearth Tax Digital", "url": "https://gams.uni-graz.at/context:htx", "data_url": "https://gams.uni-graz.at/archive/objects/context:htx/methods/sdef:Context/get?mode=records", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "British Academy Hearth Tax Research Project, University of Roehampton (Andrew Wareham) and Universität Graz (Georg Vogeler)", "editors": [ "Andrew Wareham", "Georg Vogeler" ], "published": 2019, "languages": [ "English", "Latin" ], "period": "1662-1674", "words": 1087045, "texts": 61, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1087045, "texts": 61 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-4.0", "license_url": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/", "status": "active", "region": "England and Wales", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "date": "1662-1674", "last_modified": "2026-07-22", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Transcribed hearth tax returns and assessments from The National Archives and local record offices (Bristol, Cheshire, Essex, Kent, Lancashire, Norfolk, Norwich, Sussex, Warwickshire, Yorkshire and others), encoded in TEI with Latin text translated into English. The records list individuals by name, with hearth numbers, titles and occupations; the site counts 394,123 database entries. The 61 transcribed assessments are each downloadable as TEI from their record pages. Assessment years found in the titles run from 1662 to 1674. New records are still being added (last TEI revision date found: 22 July 2026). The counts cover the 61 assessments available as TEI, not the individual database entries. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "dsl-henriksmith", "title": "Henrik Smith: Lægebøger (1577), scholarly online edition (tekstnet.dk / DSL)", "url": "https://tekstnet.dk/authors/henrik-smith/", "data_url": "https://github.com/dsldk/henrik-smith", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Det Danske Sprog- og Litteraturselskab (DSL), Copenhagen", "editors": [ "Simon Skovgaard Boeck", "Marita Akhøj Nielsen" ], "published": 2020, "languages": [ "Danish" ], "period": "1577-1577", "words": 256557, "texts": 6, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 256557, "texts": 6 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://tekstnet.dk/about/license/", "license_note": "Tekstnet's copyright page says all material is protected and DSL reserves all rights (including text and data mining under DSM Art. 4); only single private copies are allowed. The TEI headers on GitHub mark availability 'restricted' ('Tekst copyright 2017 DSL'); the GitHub repository has no LICENSE file.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "The collection is DSL/tekstnet.dk's scientific online edition of Henrik Smid's six medical books (the posthumous 1577 edition), edited by Simon Skovgaard Boeck with Anne Mette Hansen and Ebba Hjorth; text transcribed from digital photographs in cooperation with the Universität Trier. The three harvested texts correspond word-for-word to the origin ids 'smith-h_1-laegebog-top-til-taa (1577)' etc., verified live (200) at tekstnet.dk/books/smith-h_1-laegebog-top-til-taa/. tekstnet.dk is DSL's portal for Old Danish text editions. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "henslowe-alleyn-digitisation-project", "title": "The Henslowe-Alleyn Digitisation Project", "url": "https://henslowe-alleyn.org.uk/", "institution": "Dulwich College, with King's Digital Lab, King's College London", "editors": [ "Grace Ioppolo" ], "published": 2009, "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1587-1626", "words": 10831, "texts": 7, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 10831, "texts": 7 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "other", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://henslowe-alleyn.org.uk/about/copyrights-reproductions-and-permissions/", "license_note": "The site is 'designed for research purposes only': images and content are not downloadable and 'no material [may] be used, copied, circulated or reproduced in any format without permission and acknowledgement'; the manuscripts' copyright belongs to the Governors of Dulwich College (footer: (c) 2026 The Henslowe-Alleyn Digitisation Project).", "status": "active", "region": "England (London)", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-13", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Digitised manuscripts of the Henslowe-Alleyn papers at Dulwich College (Philip Henslowe's diary and account book 1592-1609, the Rose and Fortune playhouse contracts, letters, deeds, Edward Alleyn's papers 1612-1626), with essays and a set of transcriptions. All the documents date from 1450-1700 (about 1587-1626). The transcriptions are PDF documents. Although the catalogue says the diary and account book is transcribed, Henslowe's diary (MSS 7) is given only as images; the transcribed items are seven documents and Alleyn's diary (MSS 9, 116 page transcripts). The counts cover the seven documents; Alleyn's diary, mostly sums of money, falls under the corpus filter for text with too few letters. The old address henslowe-alleyn.org.uk/index.html returns HTTP 500 but the root address works. Site footer reads 2026, maintained by King's Digital Lab. robots.txt asks for a 10-second crawl delay. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "hexenverhoer-sigs", "title": "Hexenverhoerprotokolle (SiGS corpus, LAUDATIO repository)", "url": "https://doi.org/10.34644/laudatio-dev-2TkBi4gBUnBk-z0fwp-w", "doi": "10.34644/laudatio-dev-2TkBi4gBUnBk-z0fwp-w", "data_url": "https://doi.org/10.34644/laudatio-dev-2TkBi4gBUnBk-z0fwp-w", "data_format": "xml", "institution": "DFG project SiGS / Universities of Muenster, Cologne and Hamburg (Renata Szczepaniak, Klaus-Michael Koepcke, Fabian Barteld, Stefan Hartmann et al.); published in LAUDATIO (HU Berlin)", "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1570-1665", "words": 85441, "texts": 55, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 85441, "texts": 55 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "xml", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "The SiGS corpus published in LAUDATIO holds Early New High German witch-trial interrogation protocols of 1570-1665 from the Macha et al. (2005) edition 'Deutsche Kanzleisprache in Hexenverhörprotokollen der Frühen Neuzeit'. The release (v1.0, 2023-06-01, about 98,700 tokens) has three parts: the Kernkorpus of 18 texts evenly spread over place and time, an extended corpus and a remainder; it is published as PAULA XML and relANNIS for ANNIS. Project page with corpus map: uni-muenster.de/SIGS-Projekt/corpus/index.html. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "histcorp-swedish", "title": "HistCorp — Historical Corpora and Tools (fornsvenska / Fornsvenska textbanken)", "url": "https://zenodo.org/records/10017247", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.10017246", "data_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/10017247", "data_format": "plain-text", "institution": "Eva Pettersson (Uppsala University) & Beata Megyesi (Stockholm University), Swedish CLARIN", "editors": [ "Eva Pettersson", "Beáta Megyesi" ], "published": 2018, "languages": [ "Swedish" ], "period": "1450-1700", "words": 5641945, "texts": 49, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 5641945, "texts": 49 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "plain-text", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/10017247", "license_note": "The Zenodo record 'The HistCorp Collection of Historical Corpora and Resources - Part III' (28 ZIP files; published 9 March 2018) is licensed CC BY 4.0; individual source corpora inside may have their own conditions.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "HistCorp is an open platform for historical corpora and tools, distributed via the Swedish CLARIN node. Its Swedish section draws on Fornsvenska textbanken (machine-readable Old and Early Modern Swedish texts 1350-1758), which HistCorp supplies as plain text (txt and one-token-per-line tok files); the original Fornsvenska textbanken material is published as annotated XML by Språkbanken Text (https://doi.org/10.23695/pyqj-0s75). The source site (project2.sol.lu.se/fornsvenska) no longer resolves; the texts are available through the HistCorp Swedish download (Zenodo). The 5.6 M words exceed Fornsvenska's 44 texts and 1.4 M tokens, so the entry includes other HistCorp Swedish corpora; the texts counted here come from this download bundle. Freely available; the licence is CC BY. Related searchable corpora are offered by Språkbanken Text's Korp ('all_hist' mode). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "histoire-des-albigeois", "title": "Histoire des Albigeois (2nd half of the 15th century): critical edition (A. Tondi, PhD thesis)", "url": "https://theses.hal.science/tel-03700179v1", "doi": "10.70675/9be74b1fzd8e0z4264zbf62zdbec0bc13aa3", "institution": "Andrea Tondi; École pratique des hautes études, Université Paris Sciences et Lettres, with the Università di Siena (thesis defended 2019)", "editors": [ "Andrea Tondi" ], "published": 2019, "languages": [ "Occitan" ], "period": "c. 1450-1500", "words": 66262, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 66262, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "other", "license": "Custom terms", "license_url": "https://about.hal.science/hal-authorisation-v1/", "license_note": "The thesis (Andrea Tondi, 2019, PSL/Siena; HAL tel-03700179) is deposited under HAL's standard distribution authorisation, which is not a Creative Commons licence (HAL API field licence_s); the edition text is accessible in the PDF but reuse is not otherwise licensed.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Critical edition of the anonymous Occitan prose chronicle Histoire des Albigeois (Paris BnF witness, ms P), with a linguistic study, published as a doctoral thesis (PDF) in HAL; also listed on theses.fr (2019PSLEP014). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "welshhcwl", "title": "Historical Corpus of the Welsh Language, 1500-1850 (HCWL; Corpws Hanesyddol yr Iaith Gymraeg)", "url": "https://www.celticstudies.net/", "data_url": "https://github.com/dwew2/hcwl", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "University of Cambridge, Linguistics Dept. (David Willis)", "editors": [ "David Willis", "Ingo Mittendorf" ], "published": 2004, "languages": [ "Welsh" ], "period": "1487-1700", "words": 276280, "texts": 18, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 276280, "texts": 18 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Custom terms", "license_url": "https://www.celticstudies.net/footer.htm", "license_note": "Source-specific reuse conditions; no standard open licence established.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Historical Corpus of the Welsh Language 1500-1850: about 420,000 words of Welsh in TEI XML (30 texts, including the 1588 Welsh Bible), built at the University of Cambridge (Department of Linguistics, David Willis) from c. 2004. celticstudies.net is the corpus's official site (published from the GitHub repository dwew2/hcwl); a parsed derivative (PARSHCWL) is included in the repository. A LINDAT/CLARIAH-CZ record (LRT-883) exists but is metadata-only and points to the old Cambridge address. Site copyright 2004, University of Cambridge. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "magdeburger-zenturien-methode-hab", "title": "Historische Methode und Arbeitstechnik der Magdeburger Zenturien: edition of selected documents", "url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000086/start.htm", "data_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000086/mets.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel (edited by Harald Bollbuck; Editiones Electronicae Guelferbytanae 11)", "editors": [ "Harald Bollbuck" ], "published": 2012, "languages": [ "Latin", "German" ], "period": "1552-1568", "words": 93012, "texts": 153, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 93012, "texts": 153 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-3.0-DE", "license_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/rights/cc_by-sa.html", "status": "archived", "region": "Germany (Magdeburg, Jena, Regensburg) and Central Europe", "countries": [ "DE", "AT", "CH" ], "date": "1552-1568", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Edition of the letters, plans and reports through which Matthias Flacius and his collaborators organised the Magdeburg Centuries, the first Protestant church history. The introduction counts 154 documents from 1552 to 1568, with commentary and summaries. Each document is a separate TEI file linked from the mets.xml listing at data_url. The edition was published in 2012 and its files have not changed since (start page last modified 2012-11-21), hence archived. The counts cover 153 of the 156 listed files, since 3 files could not be downloaded. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "cornish-tregear", "title": "Homelyes XIII in Cornysche (Tregear Homilies, BL Add MS 46397)", "url": "https://wikisource.org/wiki/Homelyes_XIII_in_Cornysche", "data_url": "https://wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=Homelyes_XIII_in_Cornysche&action=raw", "data_format": "wikitext", "institution": "Wikisource; text file by Keith Syed after Christopher Bice's 1969 edition (KDL reissue 1994)", "languages": [ "Cornish" ], "period": "1556-1556", "words": 38078, "texts": 13, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 38078, "texts": 13 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "wikitext", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://wikisource.org/wiki/Homelyes_XIII_in_Cornysche", "license_note": "Page footer: 'Text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License' (links to CC BY-SA 4.0). This is the Wikisource platform licence for the page; the underlying rights in Syed's file and Bice/KDL's edition are not addressed on the page.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Computer text of the Tregear Homilies (Homelyes XIII in Cornysche, a Cornish translation of thirteen homilies, British Library Add MS 46397, dated 1556), transcribed on Wikisource as plain wikitext. It reproduces the 1994 KDL (Cornish Language Board) reprint of Christopher Bice's 1969 edition, prepared by Keith Syed, who followed Bice in every detail even where he knew the transcription differed from the manuscript. The page was created in 2009 and last edited on 7 February 2020; it carries a contents list of the thirteen homilies and bracketed compiler's notes. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "hooke-folio-online", "title": "The Hooke Folio Online", "url": "https://www.livesandletters.ac.uk/cell/Hooke/Hooke.html", "institution": "AHRC Centre for Editing Lives and Letters, Queen Mary University of London (Robyn Adams, project leader)", "editors": [ "Robyn Adams" ], "published": 2007, "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1661-1691", "words": 256070, "texts": 561, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 256070, "texts": 561 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://www.livesandletters.ac.uk/cell/Hooke/grey_matter.html", "status": "archived", "region": "England (London)", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "author": "Robert Hooke (Royal Society secretary)", "date": "1661-1691", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Transcription, beside images, of the Hooke Folio, a manuscript volume of the Royal Society holding extracts from the Journal Books (April 1661 to June 1677) and the rough minutes made while Robert Hooke was secretary (1677-1691), plus supplementary papers and contemporary indexes. The text is on 573 transcribed pages (folios). Transcriptions were released in September 2007, with corrections and new images in April 2008, and no later project change is recorded. Free for personal use; the Royal Society images and the project's materials are copyright. The counts cover the pages that carry transcribed text, and 101 of the 679 pages requested had none. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "hortus-sanitatis-de-piscibus", "title": "Hortus sanitatis : Livre IV, Les Poissons (De piscibus) — édition en ligne", "url": "https://www.unicaen.fr/puc/sources/depiscibus/", "institution": "Université de Caen Normandie (Catherine Jacquemard, Brigitte Gauvin, Marie-Agnès Lucas-Avenel), Presses universitaires de Caen", "editors": [ "Catherine Jacquemard", "Brigitte Gauvin", "Marie-Agnès Lucas-Avenel" ], "languages": [ "Latin", "French" ], "period": "1491", "words": 19867, "texts": 107, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 19867, "texts": 107 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_url": "https://www.unicaen.fr/puc/sources/depiscibus/", "license_note": "No licence, copyright line or mentions legales on the home, presentation, research, conventions, user-guide and contact pages (checked 2026-10-13); the print edition is published by the Presses universitaires de Caen.", "status": "archived", "region": "Mainz (printed 1491)", "countries": [ "DE" ], "date": "1491", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Online companion to the printed critical edition: the Latin Tractatus de piscibus (Book IV of the Hortus sanitatis, editio princeps by Meydenbach, Mainz 1491) with apparatus, a modern French translation, notes, an index and facsimiles of copies from Épernay and Valognes. The server shows the chapter pages last modified on 3 June 2022 and the home page on 10 January 2022, so it is listed as archived. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "zwingli-briefe", "title": "Huldrych Zwingli Briefe: Digitale Texte", "url": "https://www.irg.uzh.ch/static/zwingli-briefe/", "institution": "Institut für Schweizerische Reformationsgeschichte, Universität Zürich", "languages": [ "Latin", "German" ], "period": "1510-1528", "words": 351291, "texts": 800, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 351291, "texts": 800 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_note": "The imprint states: original data © Huldreich Zwinglis sämtliche Werke, Theologischer Verlag Zürich; digital presentation © Institut für Schweizerische Reformationsgeschichte, Universität Zürich. Free to read online.", "status": "archived", "region": "Zurich and Switzerland, with letters to and from Basel, Vienna, Cologne and elsewhere", "countries": [ "CH", "DE", "AT" ], "author": "Huldrych Zwingli and his correspondents", "date": "1510-1528", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Each letter is its own page (n=Brief.1 to Brief.790, 804 pages) with the running text of the critical edition Huldreich Zwinglis sämtliche Werke vol. 7-9 (Corpus Reformatorum 94-96, 1911-1925), without the apparatus; letters from 1510 to 1528. Letters 790-1292 (vols. 10-11, 1528-1531) are not online. Searchable by full text, sender, recipient and place. The wiki's change log shows the letters last edited in 2011 and the last change of any page on 1 July 2021, and the site still runs on old PHP, so it is listed as archived. The counts cover all 804 letter pages, fetched once in a browser because the site refuses automated clients. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "icepahc-icelandic", "title": "IcePaHC — Icelandic Parsed Historical Corpus", "url": "https://github.com/antonkarl/icecorpus", "data_url": "https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12537/325", "data_format": "plain-text", "institution": "Joel C. Wallenberg (York), Anton Karl Ingason & Einar Freyr Sigurðsson (Árni Magnússon Institute/HI, Iceland), Eiríkur Rögnvaldsson; version 2024.03", "editors": [ "Joel C. Wallenberg", "Anton Karl Ingason", "Einar Freyr Sigurðsson", "Eiríkur Rögnvaldsson" ], "languages": [ "Icelandic" ], "period": "1450-1680", "words": 283630, "texts": 21, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 283630, "texts": 21 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "plain-text", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://repository.clarin.is/repository/xmlui/handle/20.500.12537/325", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2025-12-11", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "IcePaHC is the Iceland Parsed Historical Corpus treebank (Old/Norse-to-modern Icelandic span, texts 1350-1750+ for pre-1700), distributed on GitHub as .psd/.tagged/.txt files. The 21 Renascor Corpus files (bandamenn, ectorssaga, judit, vilhjalmur etc.) match the corpus .txt files exactly. Free public release; the linguist.is wiki site returned HTTP 511 from two networks, so the verified live canonical entry point is the GitHub repo. The Renascor Corpus collected from the raw txt layer (word-level parses dropped). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "imp-slovene", "title": "IMP — Digital library and corpus of historical Slovene", "url": "https://nl.ijs.si/imp/", "data_url": "https://hdl.handle.net/11356/1031", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Tomaž Erjavec, Jožef Stefan Institute (IJS), Ljubljana; funded by EU FP7 IMPACT", "editors": [ "Tomaž Erjavec" ], "published": 2014, "languages": [ "Slovenian" ], "period": "1584-1695", "words": 27084, "texts": 2, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 27084, "texts": 2 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "http://hdl.handle.net/11356/1031", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "IMP is the IMPACT-project digital library/corpus of historical Slovene (658 texts, 1584-1919), published as hand-corrected TEI P5 transcriptions with facsimile links and lemma/MTE morphology. CLARIN.SI handle 11356/1031 (verified live) is exactly the Renascor Corpus source: it contains filenames such as 'ZRC_00001-1584-ana.xml' (Jurij Dalmatin's 1584 Bible) and 'ZRC_00002-1695-ana.xml' (Janez Svetokrski), matching the origin verbatim. License CC BY-SA 4.0 (CLARIN.SI); the site nl.ijs.si/imp is still online though the project completed in 2014. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "impactes-originalimprint", "title": "IMPACTes OriginalImprint", "url": "https://github.com/impactcentre/groundtruth-spa", "data_url": "https://digitisation.eu/knowledge/language-resources/impact-es-2/", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Universidad de Alicante and Fundación Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes (IMPACT project)", "editors": [ "F. Sánchez-Martínez", "I. Martínez-Sempere", "X. Ivars-Ribes", "R.C. Carrasco" ], "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "1543-1691", "words": 1962810, "texts": 14, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1962810, "texts": 14 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-3.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/", "status": "archived", "last_modified": "2013-04-15", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "IMPACT-es is a diachronic corpus of historical Spanish with over one hundred books (about 8 million words) from the Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes and ground-truth pages from the Spanish national libraries, with a complementary lexicon of more than 10,000 lemmas linked to variant forms; about 7% of the words carry lemma, part of speech and modern equivalent. It was produced by the Universidad de Alicante and the Fundacion Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes within the IMPACT project, described by Sanchez-Martinez, Martinez-Sempere, Ivars-Ribes and Carrasco in Language Resources and Evaluation. The ground-truth files (works by Cervantes, Lope, Calderon, Garcilaso, Quevedo and others, in 16 folders) are on GitHub (impactcentre/groundtruth-spa) and the corpus is offered as zipped XML with DTDs; no later changes were found. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "inscriptiones-alborum-amicorum", "title": "Inscriptiones Alborum Amicorum (IAA)", "url": "http://iaa.bibl.u-szeged.hu/index.php", "doi": "10.14232/iaa", "institution": "University of Szeged, University Library (Miklós Latzkovits, Lajos Adamik, László Bujtás and others)", "editors": [ "Miklós Latzkovits", "Lajos Adamik", "László Zsigmond Bujtás" ], "languages": [ "Latin", "German", "Hungarian", "Greek", "Hebrew", "French", "English" ], "period": "16th-18th century", "words": 178912, "texts": 3981, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 178912, "texts": 3981 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "http://iaa.bibl.u-szeged.hu/index.php?page=about", "license_note": "The site shows '© Latzkovits, Miklós 2003-2026' and no open licence. The about page says any further use of the entry photographs is allowed only with permission of the album's current owner or holding collection.", "status": "active", "region": "Hungary and Central Europe", "countries": [ "HU", "DE", "RO", "SK", "AT" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Database of entries (inscriptions, mottoes, dedications, signatures, owners' notes) in 16th-18th century alba amicorum with a Hungarian connection: entries by Hungarians or owners from Hungary, entries made in Hungary, and entries mentioning Hungary. Each record separates the date, place, motto, dedication, signature and quoted or composed inscription text, with scans where permitted. Record numbers run to about 17,090, and the database covers the 16th to the 18th century. Status active: copyright line 2003-2026 and the database is described as continuously growing. The counts cover the entries dated 1450-1700 that have transcribed text, and 327 entries with only metadata or notes are left out. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "internet-shakespeare-editions", "title": "Internet Shakespeare Editions (University of Victoria)", "url": "https://internetshakespeare.uvic.ca/index.html", "institution": "Internet Shakespeare Editions Inc., University of Victoria (founder Michael Best)", "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "c. 1590-1623", "words": 1438925, "texts": 67, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1438925, "texts": 67 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://internetshakespeare.uvic.ca/Foyer/copyright.html", "license_note": "Free to read; texts are copyright of the editors (or of the ISE for unedited texts) and may be used for educational non-profit purposes.", "status": "archived", "region": "England", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "years_active": { "start": 1996 }, "author": "William Shakespeare", "date": "c. 1590-1623", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Open-access site with diplomatic old-spelling transcriptions of all 37 plays and the poems (quarto and folio versions) and, for 22 plays and most poems, modern-spelling editions prepared for the web, with facsimiles, performance and 'Life and Times' sections. The home page was last modified on 8 December 2022 and other pages date from 2015-2018 ('Accessed on 2019-01-11'); the publisher's follow-up work is on the Linked Early Modern Drama Online platform (lemdo.uvic.ca), which is a separate resource. This is the same resource as the old address http://internetshakespeare.uvic.ca/ (candidate 346). The counts cover the 67 old-spelling quarto and folio witnesses listed on the Texts index, not the modern-spelling editions. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "izbornyk-ukrainian", "title": "Izbornyk Ukrainian", "url": "http://litopys.org.ua", "institution": "Izbornyk project (site author 'Maksym', Kyiv)", "languages": [ "Ukrainian" ], "period": "1575-1697", "words": 345998, "texts": 155, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 345998, "texts": 155 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "http://litopys.org.ua/litop/lit.htm", "license_note": "No site-wide licence. Text pages carry a reservation such as '© Scanning and processing: Maksym, Izbornyk (http://litopys.kiev.ua), 21.VIII.2001'; the underlying old texts are of course old, but the digitised versions are claimed as copyright.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Izbornyk (litopys.org.ua), 'History of Ukraine, 9th-18th centuries: primary sources and interpretations', an electronic library of early Ukrainian writing. It gathers chronicles, historical documents, lives of saints, grammars, lexicons, memoir prose and translated and poetic works, plus scholarly literature,. The project was started and is run by a single editor who signs as Maksym (Kyiv), with the main site opened on 1 October 2003 and a mirror at izbornyk.org.ua opened in 2008. The site is still online and carries visit statistics for 2016. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "fonteny-livre-d-enigmes", "title": "Jacques de Fonteny, Livre d'Enigmes: manuscript of an early 17th-century para-emblematic sonnet sequence (HAB Wolfenbüttel)", "url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000166/start.htm", "data_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000166/tei-transcript-fr-or.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel; transcription and commentary by Gerhard F. Strasser", "editors": [ "Gerhard F. Strasser" ], "published": 2012, "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "c. 1600", "words": 3308, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 3308, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-3.0-DE", "license_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/rights/cc_by-sa.html", "license_note": "The METS record links the HAB's CC BY-SA 3.0 Germany notice; the TEI header itself only says 'Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel'. Images and other layers may have separate terms.", "status": "archived", "region": "France", "countries": [ "FR" ], "author": "Jacques de Fonteny", "date": "c. 1600", "last_modified": "2012-08-21", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Manuscript (HAB Cod. Guelf. 117.5 Extrav.) of sonnet riddles, each with an engraving; the edition gives an original-spelling transcription with variants, a regularised version, introduction, commentary and facsimile. Readable and downloadable without login: the TEI files tei-transcript-fr-or.xml (original spelling) and tei-transcript-fr.xml are served from the HAB server. The edition is dated 2012 and the TEI file was last modified on 2012-08-21, so it is marked archived. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "gams-baselrecords", "title": "Jahrrechnungen der Stadt Basel 1535–1610 (Basel Records) — digital edition", "url": "https://gams.uni-graz.at/srbas", "data_url": "https://gams.uni-graz.at/context:depcha.srbas", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Universität Basel (Departement Geschichte) and Universität Graz (ZIM-ACDH); edited by Susanna Burghartz", "editors": [ "Susanna Burghartz", "Sonia Calvi", "Lukas Meili", "Jonas Sagelsdorff", "Georg Vogeler" ], "published": 2015, "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1535-1610", "words": 926956, "texts": 76, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 926956, "texts": 76 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0, CC-BY-SA-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Jahrrechnungen der Stadt Basel 1535-1610: a digital edition of the annual city accounts of Basel, 76 objects (one per year from 1535/36 to 1609/10; 1584/85 is missing), from the Staatsarchiv Basel-Stadt (series Finanz H). Edited by Susanna Burghartz with Sonia Calvi, Lukas Meili, Jonas Sagelsdorff and Georg Vogeler; part of DEPCHA (Digital Edition Publishing Cooperative for Historical Accounts), hosted on GAMS at the University of Graz (ZIM-ACDH) with the Mellon-funded DEPCHA partners. Each year is published as an HTML edition with TEI-XML and RDF, and bulk downloads of all TEI and RDF files are offered; objects are dated 30 March 2023. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "sandrart-teutsche-academie", "title": "Joachim von Sandrart: Teutsche Academie der Bau-, Bild- und Mahlerey-Künste, Nürnberg 1675/1679/1680 (Sandrart.net)", "url": "https://ta.sandrart.net/de/", "data_url": "https://ta.sandrart.net/de/info/technik/tei-download/", "data_format": "tei", "data_formats": [ "tei" ], "institution": "Sandrart.net project (Thomas Kirchner, Alessandro Nova, Carsten Blüm, Anna Schreurs and Thorsten Wübbena), Frankfurt, Florence and Heidelberg", "editors": [ "Thomas Kirchner", "Alessandro Nova", "Carsten Blüm", "Anna Schreurs", "Thorsten Wübbena" ], "published": 2012, "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1675-1680", "words": 648260, "texts": 3, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 648260, "texts": 3 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-3.0", "license_url": "https://ta.sandrart.net/data/tei-noentities.tgz", "license_note": "The TEI header (publicationStmt) of the downloadable file says 'This file is distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License' (link to the by-nc/3.0/de page). It covers the TEI text with its annotations; the site's terms of use (nutzungsbedingungen) separately restrict copyrighted images to teaching and research.", "status": "archived", "region": "Nuremberg", "countries": [ "DE" ], "years_active": { "start": 2008, "end": 2012 }, "author": "Joachim von Sandrart", "date": "1675-1680", "last_modified": "2013-07-07", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Online edition of Sandrart's art-historical encyclopaedia and the Iconologia Deorum (published 1675, 1679 and 1680): complete transcription, page images, indexes of persons, places, artworks and bibliography, and commentary. The TEI P5 file can be downloaded in three variants. The project ran 2008-2012; the TEI archive is dated July 2013 and no later change was found. The three printed parts are counted as three texts. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "serranus-dictionarium-latinogermanicum", "title": "Johannes Serranus' Dictionarium Latinogermanicum (Nuremberg, 1538)", "url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000215/start.htm", "data_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000215/tei-transcript.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel (Editiones Electronicae Guelferbytanae 16); transcribed by Jonathan West", "editors": [ "Jonathan West" ], "languages": [ "Latin", "German" ], "period": "1538", "words": 106476, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 106476, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-3.0", "license_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/rights/cc_by-sa.html", "status": "archived", "region": "Nuremberg", "countries": [ "DE" ], "author": "Johannes Serranus", "date": "1538", "last_modified": "2015-07-15", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Transcription of the 428-page Latin-German dictionary printed by Johann Petreius in Nuremberg in 1538 (copy: HAB, P 1084.8° Helmst.), in 23 TEI files (front matter, letters A-Z, back matter) linked to the facsimile. Published in 2015; no later change was found. The dictionary is counted as one text. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "tinctoris-theoretical-works", "title": "Johannes Tinctoris: Complete Theoretical Works (Early Music Theory)", "url": "http://earlymusictheory.org/Tinctoris/texts/", "institution": "Early Music Theory (website founded by Ronald Woodley, 2013); funded by the AHRC", "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "1470s-1480s", "words": 46508, "texts": 11, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 46508, "texts": 11 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence or copyright statement on the site (home page, project, team, funding, notes on presentation, help and treatise pages), in the GitHub repository EarlyMusicTheory/REF2021 (no LICENSE file, no licence set) or in the page sources. The site only calls itself an 'open-access edition' (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "active", "region": "Naples and Northern Europe (treatises written at the Aragonese court of Naples)", "countries": [ "IT" ], "author": "Johannes Tinctoris", "date": "1470s-1480s", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "New critical edition of the Latin treatises of Johannes Tinctoris (c. 1435-1511) with full English translations and commentary, based on three principal manuscripts (Valencia 835, Bologna 2573, Brussels II 4147). Eleven treatises are online as edited text (with variant readings and music examples); Expositio manus, De natura et proprietate tonorum and the Diffinitorium musice are still listed as placeholders. The site describes itself as in its initial stages of development. Everything is dated 1470s-1480s. The home page says it was last updated on 17 December 2020 and the treatise pages date from 2015; the whole site was re-uploaded to its server in July 2026 (all files carry the same date), so it is listed as active but the content has not changed since 2020. The counts cover the 11 treatises online, which are not dated individually (the site dates all to the 1470s-1480s). Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "milton-reading-room", "title": "The John Milton Reading Room", "url": "https://www.milton.host.dartmouth.edu/reading_room/contents/text.shtml", "institution": "Dartmouth College (Thomas H. Luxon, general editor)", "editors": [ "Thomas H. Luxon" ], "published": 1997, "languages": [ "English", "Latin" ], "period": "1630-1674", "words": 675531, "texts": 174, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 675531, "texts": 174 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "CC-BY-ND-3.0-US", "license_url": "https://www.milton.host.dartmouth.edu/reading_room/copyrights/text.shtml", "license_note": "The site is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0 US; the copyright page also says the XHTML-coded versions of Milton's texts and all editorial material are copyrighted.", "status": "active", "region": "England", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "years_active": { "start": 1997, "end": "ongoing" }, "author": "John Milton", "date": "1630-1674", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Complete poetry (Paradise Lost, Paradise Regain'd, Samson Agonistes, the 1645 and 1673 volumes, sonnets and the Latin and Italian poems) and about 20 prose works from Of Reformation (1641) to Prolusions (1674), in the original spelling of the seventeenth-century printings, with introductions and hyperlinked annotations. Editing is stated to be still in progress for some prose works. Treated as active because the site is maintained and still carries a copyright line up to 2026; no dated changelog was found. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "lipsius-de-bibliothecis-syntagma-hab", "title": "Justus Lipsius, De Bibliothecis Syntagma (1602): digital edition", "url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000001/start.htm", "doi": "10.15499/edoc/ed000001", "data_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000001/texts/tei-transcript.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel (edited by Thomas Stäcker; Editiones Electronicae Guelferbytanae 17)", "editors": [ "Thomas Stäcker" ], "published": 2006, "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "1602", "words": 5740, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 5740, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-3.0-DE", "license_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/rights/cc_by-sa.html", "status": "archived", "region": "Southern Netherlands (Antwerp)", "countries": [ "BE" ], "author": "Justus Lipsius", "date": "1602", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Transcription of Lipsius' short treatise on libraries from the 1602 Antwerp printing, shown beside facsimiles of the 1602 printing and later editions (1607-1741), with an introduction, a modern German translation and commentary. Frames-based site; the TEI files are served openly. Marked archived because the edition's files date from 2018 (start page last modified 2018-02-12) and nothing newer was found. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "roboredo-kikongo-sermon", "title": "Kikongo sermon attributed to Manuel Roboredo, c. 1649 (ed. J. Thornton)", "url": "https://www.bu.edu/afam/people/faculty/john-thornton/roboredo-kikongo-sermon/", "institution": "John Thornton, Boston University (African Texts)", "editors": [ "John Thornton" ], "languages": [ "Kikongo" ], "period": "c. 1649", "words": 408, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 408, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://www.bu.edu/afam/people/faculty/john-thornton/roboredo-kikongo-sermon/", "license_note": "The page (edition, translation and commentary by John Thornton) carries only the Boston University footer '(c) Boston University. All rights reserved.'; no reuse licence is stated on the page or the faculty page.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Kikongo sermon of about 1649 attributed to Manuel Roboredo (Francisco de São Salvador), from a manuscript in the Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale, Rome, edited on John Thornton's African Texts pages. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "kirishitan-japanese", "title": "Kirishitan Japanese", "url": "https://www2.ninjal.ac.jp/textdb_dataset/en", "data_url": "https://www2.ninjal.ac.jp/textdb_dataset/en/", "data_format": "plain-text", "institution": "National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics (NINJAL)", "published": 2019, "languages": [ "Japanese" ], "period": "1592-1603", "words": 154229, "texts": 4, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 154229, "texts": 4 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "plain-text", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://www2.ninjal.ac.jp/textdb_dataset/en/amhk/", "license_note": "The Amakusa Heike page states 'The transcribed text (txt) on this site is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License'; the Esopo, Contemptus Mundi and Nippojisho pages say the same. The BL facsimile images are separately marked public domain.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Transcriptions of Jesuit mission press books printed in Japanese in romanised or Japanese script, from the 'Text Data Sets for Research on the History of Japanese' of the National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics (NINJAL). They include the Amakusa edition of Feiqe no monogatari (1592) and Esopo no fabulas (1593) after the British Library copy (Or.59.aa.1), the 1596 Contemptus Mundi after the Herzog August Bibliothek copy, and the 1603 Nippojisho dictionary as entry-word data. Each text is offered as downloadable plain text (txt), in original romanisation and, for some, a Japanese-script transliteration; the transcriptions were published from 2019 (Contemptus Mundi 2023, revised 2025; Nippojisho entry words 2025-10). The Contemptus Mundi transcription was made with Transkribus by Sven Osterkamp, Sophie Neutzler and So Miyagawa; the site is maintained and still updated (news of July 2026). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "basquekg", "title": "Klasikoen Gordailua (Euskal Klasikoen Corpusa, UPV/EHU)", "url": "https://klasikoak.armiarma.eus", "data_url": "https://www.ehu.eus/ehg/kc/", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "armiarma.eus (Klasikoen Gordailua); Euskara Institutua, University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU); corpus by Joseba Ezeiza", "languages": [ "Basque" ], "period": "1545-1696", "words": 818721, "texts": 32, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 818721, "texts": 32 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://klasikoak.armiarma.eus/kgriburuz.htm", "license_note": "Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Klasikoen Gordailua (Repository of Classics), run by armiarma.eus since 2005, which aims to gather nearly all classic Basque texts up to the twentieth century; its search tool, the Corpus Arakatzailea, dates from 2007. The Basque Classics Corpus (Euskal Klasikoen Corpusa) of the UPV/EHU Institute of the Basque Language republishes this material (published there on 2013-12-05; author Joseba Ezeiza): 496 books from the 16th century to 1975, searchable by author, period, dialect and genre. The whole corpus can be downloaded as a single file in TEI or RTF. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "korba-polish", "title": "KorBa — Elektroniczny korpus tekstów polskich z XVII i XVIII w.", "url": "https://korba.edu.pl/", "data_url": "https://korba.edu.pl/download", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Instytut Języka Polskiego, Polska Akademia Nauk (IJP PAN)", "languages": [ "Polish" ], "period": "1601-1700", "words": 644572, "texts": 1568, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 429778, "texts": 802 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://korba.edu.pl/download?lang=en", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-SA-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "KorBa (korba.edu.pl) is the largest corpus of historical Polish (1601-1800, ~27M segments), TEI P5 encoded with transcription/transliteration layers and rich metadata; maintained by the Institute of Polish Language, Polish Academy of Sciences (IJP PAN) with IPI PAN, PI Włodzimierz Gruszczyński, National Humanities Programme (2013-2023). The manually annotated subcorpus is downloadable under CC BY-SA (the legacy hostname korba.clarin-pl.eu no longer resolves). The Renascor Corpus working snapshot contains three collections of this project (KorBa_Polish, KorBa_Polish_full17c and KorbaText, the plain-text layer whose titles match KorBa's published text list), merged here as one edition. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "fran-slovenian16c", "title": "Korpus 16: Korpus besedil slovenskih protestantskih piscev 16. stoletja", "url": "https://fran.si/korpus16", "institution": "Inštitut za slovenski jezik Frana Ramovša ZRC SAZU (ISJFR ZRC SAZU); ed. Kozma Ahačič; Založba ZRC", "editors": [ "Kozma Ahačič", "Andreja Legan Ravnikar", "Alenka Jelovšek" ], "published": 2019, "languages": [ "Slovenian" ], "period": "1550-1595", "words": 3380332, "texts": 45, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 3380332, "texts": 45 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://fran.si/korpus16/o-portalu?page=Colofon", "license_note": "The colophon states that the work is available under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 ('Priznanje avtorstva-Deljenje pod enakimi pogoji 4.0').", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Corpus of the texts of 16th-century Slovenian Protestant writers (Trubar, Dalmatin, Krelj, Juricic and others): transcriptions of 45 printed books on 12,945 pages, from catechisms, psalters and postils to Dalmatin's Bible of 1584. The texts were double-keyed by CyberData India, checked against the sources and converted to TEI XML. Edited by Kozma Ahacic for the Institut za slovenski jezik Frana Ramovsa ZRC SAZU and published by Zalozba ZRC in 2019 as version 1.0 in the Fran collection, with funding from the Slovenian ministries and ARRS projects. The corpus is searchable and readable page by page online, and the colophon announces deposit in CLARIN.SI. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "spxvi-polish16c", "title": "Korpus polszczyzny XVI wieku (Słownik polszczyzny XVI wieku)", "url": "https://spxvi.edu.pl/korpus/", "data_url": "https://spxvi.edu.pl/korpus/teksty/", "data_format": "html", "institution": "Instytut Badań Literackich PAN, Pracownia Słownika Polszczyzny XVI wieku", "languages": [ "Polish" ], "period": "1500-1601", "words": 6962996, "texts": 187, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 6962996, "texts": 187 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://spxvi.edu.pl/korpus/", "license_note": "Every page carries only '(c) 2010-2026 Instytut Badan Literackich PAN - Pracownia Slownika Polszczyzny XVI wieku'; no reuse licence appears on the corpus, text, 'o slowniku', 'dodatki' or accessibility pages (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Corpus of sixteenth-century Polish texts built for the Slownik polszczyzny XVI wieku (Dictionary of 16th-century Polish): about 198 texts of the dictionary's source canon (works such as Rej, Kochanowski, Bielski, Gornicki and Orzechowski, plus letters and documents), shown as transliterated text that keeps almost all features of the original. The corpus was prepared in 2012-2017 under National Programme for the Development of the Humanities project no. 0138/FNiTP/H11/80/2011, in TEI P5, as the first stage of a planned fuller corpus; part of the texts were tagged on a trial basis. It is published by the Pracownia Slownika Polszczyzny XVI wieku (Torun) of the Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences (IBL PAN). Texts are read page by page on the site as HTML with numbered lines; no download of the TEI files was found, and the site was still maintained in 2026. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it). https://spxvi.edu.pl/." }, { "id": "karlstadt-kritische-gesamtausgabe", "title": "Kritische Gesamtausgabe der Schriften und Briefe Andreas Bodensteins von Karlstadt", "url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000216/start.htm", "institution": "Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel; edited by Thomas Kaufmann, Harald Bollbuck and others", "editors": [ "Thomas Kaufmann", "Harald Bollbuck", "Ulrich Bubenheimer", "Stefanie Fraedrich-Nowag", "Wolfgang Huber", "Martin Kessler", "Stefania Salvadori", "Christian Speer", "Alejandro Zorzin" ], "published": 2012, "languages": [ "Latin", "German" ], "period": "1507-1518", "words": 158382, "texts": 74, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 158382, "texts": 74 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Custom terms", "license_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/rights/copyright.html", "status": "archived", "region": "Germany (Wittenberg)", "countries": [ "DE" ], "author": "Andreas Bodenstein von Karlstadt", "date": "1507-1518", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Critical edition of the writings and letters of the Wittenberg reformer Andreas Karlstadt, with a TEI transcript of each text (from printed works and manuscripts), commentary, German translations and facsimile links. The published part covers 1507 to 1518, 74 transcribed items. The TEI files are served one by one (for example texts/001/001_transcript.xml) with no bulk download, so no data link is given. The edition's files were last changed in 2017 and its METS record in April 2022. The HAB's terms allow private, scholarly use and forbid commercial use or republication. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "kronieken-dutch", "title": "Kronieken Dataset (Chronicling Novelty)", "url": "https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13332815", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.13332815", "data_url": "https://github.com/chroniclingnovelty/chronicles-datasets", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Chronicling Novelty project (Leiden University and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam; NWO-funded)", "editors": [ "Judith Pollmann", "Erika Kuijpers", "Carolina Lenarduzzi", "Theo Dekker", "Alie Lassche", "Roser Morante" ], "published": 2024, "languages": [ "Dutch" ], "period": "1499-1574", "words": 1431218, "texts": 20, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1431218, "texts": 20 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://github.com/chroniclingnovelty/chronicles-datasets", "license_note": "The repository README states 'Attribution 4.0 International CC BY 4.0' and holds the full licence text; the Zenodo record lists cc-by-4.0.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "The Kronieken corpus of Dutch and Flemish chronicles of 1500-1850, written by lay people, made in the NWO project 'Chronicling Novelty: New knowledge in the Netherlands, 1500-1850' (2018-2024). The project team was led by Judith Pollmann (Leiden University) and Erika Kuijpers (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), with Theo Dekker, Alie Lassche, Carolina Lenarduzzi and Roser Morante, helped by students and volunteers. The transcriptions were made in Transkribus and are deposited on GitHub and Zenodo (August 2024, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.13332815) as annotated XML files in three variants (without tags, with tags for dates, places, persons, margin text and so on, and with source tags), with metadata tables; scans and transcriptions can also be searched at kronieken.transkribus.eu. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "wsrb-mittelniederdeutsche-spruchsammlungen", "title": "Künstlike Werltspröke und Eyn schön rimbökelin (WSRB): digital edition of 16th-century Middle Low German proverb collections", "url": "https://digibib.uni-rostock.de/wsrb/", "doi": "10.18453/rosdok_id00004899", "data_url": "https://doi.org/10.18453/rosdok_id00004899", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Universität Rostock (Franz-Josef Holznagel, Annika Bostelmann, Doreen Brandt, Hellmut Braun, Anne Gessing; DFG project 287283426)", "editors": [ "Franz-Josef Holznagel", "Annika Bostelmann", "Doreen Brandt", "Hellmut Braun", "Anne Gessing" ], "published": 2025, "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "c. 1540-1601", "words": 180964, "texts": 8, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 159935, "texts": 7 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "status": "active", "region": "Northern Germany (Lübeck, Hamburg)", "countries": [ "DE" ], "date": "c. 1540-1601", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Transcriptions and facsimiles of the eight known editions of the 'Künstlike Werltspröke' (seven editions) and the 'Schön rimbökelin', printed in Lübeck and later Hamburg between about 1540 and 1601, and a critical edition of 849 sayings with search and filters. The DOI belongs to the data publication in the RosDok repository (all TEI files plus the software); the TEI of each transcription is also served at /wsrb/xml_raw/. A book edition appeared at the same time. The counts cover the eight transcriptions, not the critical edition of the sayings. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "elec-dubourg", "title": "La correspondance du chancelier Antoine Du Bourg (1535-1538), École des chartes (ELEC)", "url": "http://elec.enc.sorbonne.fr/dubourg/", "data_url": "http://elec.enc.sorbonne.fr/dubourg/src/dubourg.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "École nationale des chartes (Éditions en ligne de l'École des chartes, ELEC)", "editors": [ "Olivier Poncet", "Camille Desenclos" ], "published": 2011, "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1536-1538", "words": 20548, "texts": 96, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 20548, "texts": 96 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-ND-2.0", "license_url": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/fr/", "license_note": "Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.0 France licence stated in the TEI header; the school also asks for a link to the permanent address and the date of the source file.", "status": "archived", "region": "France", "countries": [ "FR" ], "date": "1536-1538", "last_modified": "2012-07-17", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Letters of Francis I and others to Antoine Du Bourg, chancellor of France, with a short inquiry on the Great Bible of 1536-1537. Each text is readable online without login and the complete TEI XML source is served at the data link. The edition has 95 letters plus the Great Bible inquiry, all dated 1536-1538. The TEI history ends in March 2012 and the server files date from July 2012; no later change found, so the edition is marked archived. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "cervantes-la-entretenida", "title": "La entretenida by Miguel de Cervantes: A Digital, Annotated Edition and an English Translation", "url": "https://entretenida.outofthewings.org/index.html", "institution": "King's College London, Out of the Wings project (John O'Neill, Paul Spence)", "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "1615", "words": 18850, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 18850, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://entretenida.outofthewings.org/index.html", "license_note": "Site footer states only '© 2018 King's College London'; no Creative Commons or other reuse licence appears on the home page, About the Project or About the Text pages (checked 2026-10-13). Treated as all rights reserved.", "status": "archived", "region": "Spain", "countries": [ "ES" ], "author": "Miguel de Cervantes", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "modernised": true, "notes": "Edition of Cervantes's play from the 1615 first edition (Ocho comedias y ocho entremeses), in several versions: facsimile, modern-spelling transcription, edited text and unpunctuated text, with an English translation, indices, a map and performance information. Site marked 2018; its newest file is from May 2023, so nothing changed in the last three years. The counts cover the first-edition text only, not the other versions or the English translation. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "lampeter-english", "title": "The Lampeter Corpus of Early Modern English Tracts (OTA ota:3193)", "url": "https://llds.ling-phil.ox.ac.uk/llds/xmlui/handle/20.500.14106/3193", "data_url": "https://llds.ling-phil.ox.ac.uk/llds/xmlui/handle/20.500.14106/3193", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Josef Schmied, Claudia Claridge & Rainer Siemund (Chemnitz University of Technology); Oxford Text Archive", "editors": [ "Josef Schmied", "Claudia Claridge", "Rainer Siemund" ], "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1641-1700", "words": 723592, "texts": 74, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 723592, "texts": 74 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-3.0", "license_url": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "120 English tracts and pamphlets 1640-1740 (about 1.19M words), TEI, CC BY-SA 3.0. The Oxford Text Archive record ota:3193 is now served by the Oxford Linguistics Data Store; the older ota.ox.ac.uk and ota.bodleian.ox.ac.uk addresses no longer reach the record. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "the-latin-library", "title": "The Latin Library", "url": "https://www.thelatinlibrary.com/", "data_url": "https://www.thelatinlibrary.com/neo.html", "data_format": "html", "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "1450-1700", "words": 673616, "texts": 121, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 673616, "texts": 121 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://www.thelatinlibrary.com/about.html", "license_note": "Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Online collection of Latin texts from antiquity to the modern period, kept by a single webmaster (contact latinlibrary@mac.com) as plain HTML pages, with no translations, morphological help or apparatus. The Neo-Latin section lists about 60 authors and works (for example Erasmus, Melanchthon, Buchanan, Kepler, Galileo, Newton, Milton, Spinoza, Pontano, Sannazaro and Vida), only part of it dated 1450-1700. Texts were scanned from public-domain editions, taken from other websites or submitted by contributors; a Credits page names the edition and submitter where known, and many are from unidentified editions. The site says the texts are not meant for research or as substitutes for critical editions and may contain scanner errors. The Neo-Latin index page was last changed in January 2022 and the home page in August 2025. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "lazarraga-manuscript", "title": "Lazarraga Eskuizkribua: edizioa eta azterketa / The Lazarraga Manuscript: edition and study", "url": "https://www.ehu.eus/monumenta/lazarraga/", "institution": "Monumenta Linguae Vasconum research group, UPV/EHU (Gidor Bilbao, Joseba A. Lakarra and others)", "editors": [ "Gidor Bilbao", "Ricardo Gómez", "Joseba A. Lakarra", "Julen Manterola", "Céline Mounole", "Blanca Urgell" ], "published": 2011, "languages": [ "Basque", "Spanish" ], "period": "c. 1564-1602", "words": 15923, "texts": 58, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 15923, "texts": 58 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "status": "archived", "region": "Álava, Basque Country (Spain)", "countries": [ "ES" ], "author": "Joan Perez Lazarraga", "date": "c. 1564-1602", "last_modified": "2017-05-19", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Edition of a Basque-Spanish manuscript of poems and prose by Joan Perez Lazarraga (c. 1547-1605), found in 2004. Transcriptions (diplomatic Basque or Spanish text), modernised spelling and Spanish translations are given for each piece, with commentary, grammar and glossary. Text A (the 'Artzain-liburua' pastoral and 29 poems) is shown as web pages; text B (34 pieces) and text C are offered as PDF transcriptions. The first palaeographic study dates the hand to 1564-1567, and a poem refers to events of 1564; the manuscript is generally dated before 1602. Pages were last modified on 19 May 2017 (version 1.2 of the edition). The counts cover 64 of the 65 pieces, since the PDF of text C is no longer available on the site. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "doutrina-christaa-1624-kikongo", "title": "Le Catéchisme kikongo de 1624 (Doutrina Christãa): critical reissue (F. Bontinck & N. Ndembe Nsasi)", "url": "https://www.kaowarsom.be/fr/memoir_249", "institution": "Académie royale des Sciences d'Outre-Mer, Brussels (Mémoires, T. XLIV-5, 1978)", "editors": [ "F. Bontinck", "N. Ndembe Nsasi" ], "published": 1978, "languages": [ "Kikongo" ], "period": "1624", "words": 6616, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 6616, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "other", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence on the Academy's record page for the 1978 memoir (Bontinck and Ndembe Nsasi, PDF) beyond the footer 'Copyright (c) KAOW'; the 'Dispositions légales' page covers only a privacy charter (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Critical reissue of the Kikongo text of Mateus Cardoso's Doutrina Christãa (Lisbon, 1624), the first printed book in a Bantu language, by François Bontinck and Ndembe Nsasi, published by the Royal Academy for Overseas Sciences. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "leibniz-reihe-viii", "title": "Leibniz: Sämtliche Schriften und Briefe, Reihe VIII (Naturwissenschaftliche, medizinische und technische Schriften)", "url": "https://www.leibnizedition.de/reihen/reihe-viii/", "data_url": "https://github.com/telota/LeibnizVIII-LaTeX_TEI", "data_format": "tei", "data_formats": [ "tei", "other" ], "institution": "Leibniz-Edition Berlin (Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften) and TELOTA", "languages": [ "Latin", "French", "German" ], "period": "1668-1715", "words": 88419, "texts": 263, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 87881, "texts": 261 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/", "status": "active", "region": "Germany (Mainz, Paris, Hanover)", "countries": [ "DE", "FR" ], "years_active": { "start": 2001, "end": "ongoing" }, "author": "Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz", "date": "1668-1715", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Series VIII of the historical-critical edition of Leibniz: his scientific, medical and technical writings. Volume 1 (1668-1676) and volume 2 (1668-1676) are wholly in the period; volume 3 (mechanics 1, 1671-1705) mostly; volume 4 (1676-1715) later, and is online only as PDF. Free PDFs (same pagination as the print) are on the site and the BBAW repository; LaTeX and TEI data for volumes 1-3 are on GitHub (CC BY-NC 4.0). The TEI files are 3.8, 6.2 and 10.1 MB for volumes 1, 2 and 3. Volume 4 was added in 2024-2025. The counts cover volumes 1 to 3 (TEI) and leave out volume 4, which is online only as PDF, and pieces dated after 1700. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "elec-edits-de-pacification", "title": "Les édits de pacification et l'édit de Nantes (1562-1598), École des chartes (ELEC)", "url": "http://elec.enc.sorbonne.fr/editsdepacification/", "data_url": "http://elec.enc.sorbonne.fr/editsdepacification/sources", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "École nationale des chartes (Éditions en ligne de l'École des chartes, ELEC), edited by students under Bernard Barbiche", "editors": [ "Bernard Barbiche", "Basile Baudez", "Pierre-Marie Berthe", "Laure Chabanne", "Françoise Delfour", "Cécile Fabris", "Julie Fontanel", "Sébastien Gaudelus", "Christophe Gauthier", "Étienne Hamon", "Jean-Paul Hermant", "Claude Jeay", "Anne-Claire Josse", "Julie Ladant", "Olivier Legendre", "Évelyne Lohr", "Luc Ménapace", "Pauline Moirez", "Olivier Muth", "Guillaume Ratel", "Julien Roche", "Amable Sablon du Corail", "Édouard Vasseur", "Marion Veyssière" ], "published": 2005, "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1562-1598", "words": 60119, "texts": 15, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 60119, "texts": 15 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-ND-2.0", "license_url": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/fr/", "license_note": "Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.0 France licence stated on the downloads page and in the TEI header.", "status": "archived", "region": "France", "countries": [ "FR" ], "date": "1562-1598", "last_modified": "2012-06-29", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Critical edition of the main edicts and treaties that ended the French Wars of Religion, from the Edict of January 1562 to the Edict of Nantes of 1598, set out article by article from the registers of the Parlement of Paris and the two sealed originals of the Edict of Nantes. Readable online without login; the TEI XML is offered on the downloads page. The 15 texts are edicts, treaties and conference articles. The TEI history ends in 2009 and the server file dates from June 2012, so the edition is marked archived. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "pensees-de-pascal-edition", "title": "Les Pensées de Blaise Pascal: édition électronique", "url": "https://www.penseesdepascal.fr/", "institution": "Gilles Proust and Dominique Descotes (hosted at Clermont Université, with BnF images)", "editors": [ "Gilles Proust", "Dominique Descotes" ], "published": 2011, "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1662-1678", "words": 46890, "texts": 535, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 46890, "texts": 535 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://www.penseesdepascal.fr/General/CML.php", "license_note": "Site protected by French intellectual property law; BnF page images need prior permission and a fee.", "status": "active", "region": "France", "countries": [ "FR" ], "author": "Blaise Pascal", "date": "1662-1678", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Electronic edition of Pascal's Pensées, online since June 2011. It gives the modernised text with notes together with the diplomatic and scholarly transcriptions of the Recueil des originaux (BnF Ms 9202), the manuscript Copies of 1662-1666, the Port-Royal editions of 1670 and 1678 and later manuscripts, with a glossary and studies of the paper and handwriting. Texts are read on the site; no download was found. The legal-notice page is dated 'Juin 2011-Octobre 2026'. The counts cover the fragments with an extractable transcription, and 87 pages without one are left out. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "letradas", "title": "Letradas — Corpus de textos escritos por mujeres en España (1400-1900)", "url": "https://corpora.uah.es/letradas/", "institution": "GITHE, Universidad de Alcalá (contact Belén Almeida Cabrejas; project PID2022-141561OB-I00)", "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "1400-1900", "words": 34938, "texts": 109, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 34938, "texts": 109 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://corpora.uah.es/letradas/", "license_note": "Every page footer reads '© 2026 Letradas. Todos los derechos reservados.' No open licence appears on the About, Archivos or Difusión pages or in the TEI header of sample file LETRADAS-0001.xml, which names GITHE as publisher without an availability statement (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "active", "region": "Spain", "countries": [ "ES", "FR", "IT" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Manuscript letters and other documents written by women (queens, nobles, nuns, 19th-century writers such as Gertrudis Gómez de Avellaneda), with paleographic, transcribed and critical presentations, metadata on the women involved and map/search tools; TEITOK platform; per-document TEI at corpora.uah.es/letradas/xmlfiles/.xml, no bulk download page. The whole corpus has 270 documents, and 21 of them carry no date. 'Corpus histórico en desarrollo'. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "letters-of-william-herle", "title": "The Letters of William Herle Project (Edition 2)", "url": "https://www.livesandletters.ac.uk/herle/index.html", "institution": "AHRC Centre for Editing Lives and Letters, Queen Mary University of London (Robyn Adams, editor; Alison Wiggins, director)", "editors": [ "Robyn Adams" ], "published": 2005, "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1559-1588", "words": 318567, "texts": 302, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 316815, "texts": 301 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://www.livesandletters.ac.uk/herle/copyright.html", "status": "archived", "region": "England; letters also sent from the Low Countries and Germany", "countries": [ "GB-ENG", "BE", "NL", "DE" ], "author": "William Herle", "date": "1559-1588", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Hypertext edition of the letters of Elizabethan intelligencer and diplomat William Herle, with a transcript of each (web page and PDF), a catalogue entry, indexes by date, sender, recipient, place and first line, a word search, and sample images. 302 letters, dated 1559 to 1588, so the whole resource lies in the period. Edition 2 was released in March 2006 and the content shows no change since; the server's file dates (2025) reflect migration only. Free for personal use; commercial use needs permission (all rights reserved). Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "lettres-calvin", "title": "Lettres de Calvin: digital critical edition of the French correspondence of John Calvin", "url": "https://lettres-calvin.netlify.app/", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.21684207", "data_url": "https://github.com/pippaJeanne/lettres-calvin/tree/main/src/lib/xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Yanet Hernández Pedraza (doctoral candidate, Université de Montréal)", "editors": [ "Yanet Hernández Pedraza" ], "published": 2024, "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1538-1554", "words": 34056, "texts": 27, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 34056, "texts": 27 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://lettres-calvin.netlify.app/fr/mentionsLegales", "license_note": "The site's legal notice releases the data under CC BY-SA 4.0 and the source code on GitHub under the MIT licence. The header of each TEI file still names CC BY-SA 3.0.", "status": "active", "region": "France, Switzerland (Geneva, Strasbourg)", "countries": [ "FR", "CH" ], "last_modified": "2026-09-18", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Bilingual critical edition of the letters John Calvin wrote in French between 1538 and 1554, still growing: the site currently publishes 27 of the 120 letters of the planned corpus. Each letter has facsimiles of the manuscript or printed sources, the text of Jules Bonnet's 1854 edition in sixteenth-century French, a modernised and annotated French version, and a Spanish translation; a selection of autograph manuscripts also has diplomatic transcriptions. The TEI XML files of the French letters are in the GitHub repository (the Spanish versions are in a separate folder). The project is the work of one researcher. The counts cover the 27 letters published so far, from the Bonnet base text. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "leme", "title": "Lexicons of Early Modern English (LEME)", "url": "https://leme.library.utoronto.ca/", "data_url": "https://hdl.handle.net/1807/99021", "data_format": "xml", "institution": "University of Toronto", "editors": [ "Ian Lancashire" ], "published": 1996, "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1477-1699", "words": 9780803, "texts": 296, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 9780803, "texts": 296 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "xml", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://leme.library.utoronto.ca/help/termsofuse", "license_note": "Terms of Use: 'All files provided on the LEME website ... and the XML encoded texts of lexical works, made available through the TSpace institutional repository' are licensed under CC BY 4.0; the editor is to be credited as 'Lexicons of Early Modern English, ed. Ian Lancashire (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2018)'.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Lexicons of Early Modern English (LEME), a historical database of monolingual, bilingual and polyglot dictionaries, lexical encyclopedias, hard-word glossaries, spelling lists and other lexically valuable treatises in print or manuscript from about 1475 to 1755 (the catalogue covers 1477-1699). Edited by Ian Lancashire at the University of Toronto, it was first co-published by University of Toronto Press and University of Toronto Libraries (2018 edition) and is now maintained by Lancashire with Isabelle Zhu and a team of programmers. The texts are read on the site as entry-structured pages and are also deposited as TEI-based XML in the University of Toronto's TSpace repository; the site was last revised in 2024 and the collection is still being added to. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "liberliber", "title": "LiberLiber", "url": "https://liberliber.it/", "data_url": "https://liberliber.it/opere/libri/", "data_format": "html", "institution": "Associazione Culturale Liber Liber (Progetto Manuzio)", "languages": [ "Italian", "Latin", "Venetian" ], "period": "1450-1700", "words": 28388618, "texts": 310, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 28388618, "texts": 310 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://liberliber.it/opere/libri/licenze/", "license_note": "Per the licence page, works in the public domain are free to use, while the parts of the Liber Liber editions that are protected (layout, cover and so on) are distributed 'salvo diversa indicazione' under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0; texts still under copyright are published with permission and carry their own terms.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "Italian", "texts": 302, "words": 28053938 }, { "language": "Multilingual", "texts": 3, "words": 264976, "works": [ "Ariosto, Lettere", "Folengo, Baldus", "Galilei, Istoria e dimostrazioni intorno alle macchie solari" ] }, { "language": "Latin", "texts": 4, "words": 64317 }, { "language": "Venetian", "texts": 1, "words": 5387, "works": [ "Ruzante, Bilora (in Paduan)" ] } ], "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "The digital library of the Italian association Liber Liber, run since 1993 (formally constituted on 28 November 1994) through its Progetto Manuzio. It offers free electronic texts of Italian and other literature, including Renaissance and Baroque authors in Italian, Latin and Venetian, as HTML pages and downloadable ePub files, made by volunteers and distributed at no cost. The library is still active, with new texts announced in October 2026. Liber Liber is supported by donations, the sponsor E-text and partnerships. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "litteraturbanken-swedish", "title": "Litteraturbanken (The Swedish Literature Bank) — Swedish texts", "url": "https://litteraturbanken.se/", "data_url": "https://sprakbanken.se/en/resources/lb-open", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Svenska Akademien / Språkbanken Text, University of Gothenburg", "languages": [ "Swedish" ], "period": "1611-1649", "words": 114226, "texts": 7, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 114226, "texts": 7 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://litteraturbanken.se/api/list_all/etext", "license_note": "Includes CC0-1.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it). https://spraakbanken.gu.se/en/resources/lb-open." }, { "id": "statuto-di-paganico", "title": "Lo statuto di Paganico: statuti della comunità (secolo XV)", "url": "https://web.archive.org/web/20050217022521/http://www.gol.grosseto.it/puam/arcstato/paganico/pagcop.htm", "institution": "Archivio di Stato di Grosseto and Pro Loco di Paganico (edited by Silvia Cappelli and Franca Doccini; introduction by Mario Ascheri)", "editors": [ "Silvia Cappelli", "Franca Doccini" ], "published": 1997, "languages": [ "Italian" ], "period": "1487-1490", "words": 23143, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 23143, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence or rights statement on the Internet Archive capture (17 Feb 2005) of the edition pages (cover, introduction, edition, indexes) or of the Archivio di Stato di Grosseto parent page; the pages name only the Ministero per i beni ambientali e culturali, the Archivio di Stato di Grosseto and the Pro Loco di Paganico (checked 2026-10-13). The original site is offline.", "status": "discontinued", "region": "Tuscany (Maremma)", "countries": [ "IT" ], "date": "late 15th century (approved 1487-1490)", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Edition of a single statute book, the only known copy, with an introduction, historical and codicological chapters, an index of rubrics and the full text of the rubrics (page 'Edizione'). The original site (www.gol.grosseto.it) no longer answers; the link points to the Internet Archive capture of 17 February 2005, which loads fully. Statutes were approved by Siena in 1487, 1489 and 1490. The counts cover the full statute text of the archived copy, not the introduction or the historical and codicological chapters. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "london-lives-1690-1800", "title": "London Lives 1690-1800", "url": "https://www.londonlives.org/", "doi": "10.15131/shef.data.4797829", "data_url": "https://figshare.shef.ac.uk/articles/dataset/London_Lives_XML_Data/4797829", "data_format": "xml", "data_formats": [ "xml" ], "institution": "Universities of Hertfordshire and Sheffield (Digital Humanities Institute)", "editors": [ "Tim Hitchcock", "Robert Shoemaker", "Sharon Howard", "Jamie McLaughlin" ], "published": 2010, "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1690-1800", "words": 1583936, "texts": 7303, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1571442, "texts": 7255 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "xml", "license": "CC-BY-NC-4.0", "license_url": "https://figshare.shef.ac.uk/articles/dataset/London_Lives_XML_Data/4797829", "license_note": "The figshare record 'London Lives XML Data' (1624 XML files, DOI 10.15131/shef.data.4797829.v1, 2017) lists the licence CC BY-NC 4.0 (confirmed via the figshare API). The live site is a JavaScript application with no readable legal page; the licence applies to the XML transcriptions, not to the archives' original images.", "status": "active", "region": "England (London)", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-13", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Searchable transcriptions of over 240,000 manuscript and printed pages from eight London archives (criminal justice, poor relief, parish, hospital and guild records), with linked datasets, covering 1690 to 1800. The part dating from 1450-1700 is limited to the first decade, 1690-1700; the rest is eighteenth-century. The in-period share was not established. Free, no login. The site is now a JavaScript application (assets rebuilt 2026-05-08). The project's XML transcriptions (in its own Plebeian Lives XML schema, not TEI) are downloadable from figshare under CC BY-NC 4.0; the licensing guide permits non-commercial and linguistic analysis but not the training of generative AI. The counts cover the pages dated 1690-1700 in that download (8,778 pages from 144 files). Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "machyn-provisioners-chronicle", "title": "A London Provisioner's Chronicle, 1550-1563, by Henry Machyn: Manuscript, Transcription, and Modernization", "url": "https://quod.lib.umich.edu/m/machyn/", "institution": "University of Michigan Library / Michigan Publishing (editors Richard W. Bailey, Marilyn Miller and Colette Moore)", "editors": [ "Richard W. Bailey", "Marilyn Miller", "Colette Moore" ], "published": 2006, "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1550-1563", "words": 75230, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 75230, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://web.archive.org/web/20240423085125/https://quod.lib.umich.edu/cgi/t/text/text-idx?c=machyn;cc=machyn;view=toc;idno=5076866.0001.001", "license_note": "The record (Ann Arbor: MPublishing, University of Michigan Library, 2006) states 'This work is protected by copyright and may be linked to without seeking permission. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically.' Read from the Internet Archive copy because the live site is behind a bot check.", "status": "archived", "region": "London", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "author": "Henry Machyn", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Edition of the diary of the London merchant tailor Henry Machyn (British Library Cotton Vitellius F.v), 1550 to 1563, with manuscript images, a diplomatic transcript and a modern English rendering, browsable by year. The edition dates from 2006 and no update is evident. The counts treat the diary as one text, read from Internet Archive copies of the fulltext pages because the live site blocks automated access. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "lope-dama-boba", "title": "Lope de Vega, La dama boba: edición crítica y archivo digital", "url": "https://damaboba.unibo.it/index.html", "doi": "10.6092/UNIBO/LADAMABOBA", "data_url": "https://damaboba.unibo.it/xml/edicion_critica.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "PROLOPE (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) and CRR-MM, Università di Bologna; edited by Marco Presotto", "editors": [ "Marco Presotto", "Sònia Boadas", "Eugenio Maggi", "Aurèlia Pessarrodona" ], "published": 2015, "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "1613-1617", "words": 16545, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 16545, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://damaboba.unibo.it/proyecto", "license_note": "Per the project's 'Recursos y licencias' section: the TEI/XML critical edition is CC BY-NC-SA 4.0; the PDF of the critical edition is CC BY-NC-ND 3.0; the facsimiles from the Biblioteca Nacional de España are CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.", "status": "active", "region": "Spain (Madrid)", "countries": [ "ES" ], "author": "Lope de Vega", "date": "1613 (autograph); 1617 (print)", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Critical edition of one play, La dama boba (autograph dated 1613, first printed 1617), with a variant apparatus and an archive that shows facsimile and transcription of the three witnesses (autograph, a contemporary copy, the 1617 printed Parte XI). The downloadable TEI/XML (edicion_critica.xml) holds the critical text with the apparatus. Published 2015 (ISBN 9788898010257, doi 10.6092/UNIBO/LADAMABOBA); the server reports files changed on 10 January 2025. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "lotto-libro-spese-diverse", "title": "Lorenzo Lotto, Libro di spese diverse: transcription and commentary (F. De Carolis, PhD thesis)", "url": "https://amsdottorato.unibo.it/id/eprint/7046/", "doi": "10.6092/unibo/amsdottorato/7046", "institution": "Francesco De Carolis; Università di Bologna (doctoral thesis, 2015)", "editors": [ "Francesco De Carolis" ], "published": 2015, "languages": [ "Italian" ], "period": "1538-1556", "words": 53030, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 53030, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "other", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://sba.unibo.it/it/almadl/it/allegati/allegati-almadl/condizioni-sito-almadl", "license_note": "The thesis PDF is open access (rights: info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess) but no Creative Commons licence is attached to the record or to the PDF's front matter. The AlmaDL terms of use say all content is protected by copyright under the licence set by the rights holder, forbid unauthorised extraction or reuse, and give only the metadata a CC0 licence.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Critical transcription of Lorenzo Lotto's account book (1538-1556, Loreto) with analysis and commentary, in a doctoral thesis (PDF) on AMS Dottorato, the University of Bologna's thesis repository; a revised edition appeared with EUT Edizioni Università di Trieste. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "scudery-artamene-grand-cyrus", "title": "Madeleine et Georges de Scudéry: Artamène ou le Grand Cyrus", "url": "https://artamene.othone.org/", "data_url": "https://github.com/cschuwey/othone/tree/main/artamene", "data_format": "tei", "data_formats": [ "tei", "other" ], "institution": "Université de Fribourg (Claude Bourqui, Alexandre Gefen and Barbara Selmeci; original site 2002-2019, Université de Neuchâtel)", "editors": [ "Christophe Schuwey", "Claude Bourqui" ], "published": 2002, "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1649-1656", "words": 1985666, "texts": 10, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1985666, "texts": 10 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence on the site (home, 'Edition' page, footer), in the TEI header of cyrus1.xml (publicationStmt gives only 'Projet Cyrus', Neuchatel), in the GitHub repository cschuwey/othone (artamene/cyrus*.xml; no LICENSE or README) or in the PDFs (checked 2026-10-13). Note: the TEI files are in github.com/cschuwey/othone/tree/main/artamene, and the new edition was designed by Christophe Schuwey (Universite Bretagne Sud) with Claude Bourqui.", "status": "active", "region": "France", "countries": [ "FR" ], "author": "Madeleine and Georges de Scudéry", "date": "1649-1653", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Complete text of the novel in diplomatic reproduction (edition of Paris, Courbé, 1656), divided into sequences and episodes with summaries, pop-up notes on characters and places, and the engravings of the 1654 edition. Each of the ten parts can be downloaded as a PDF (https://artamene.othone.org/pdfs/cyrus1.pdf to cyrus10.pdf); the site also gives a full-text search through the ARTFL PhiloLogic server and offers TEI files (TEI P4, one per part plus a complete cyrus.xml) in the Othone project's GitHub repository (github.com/cschuwey/othone, folder artamene). The PDFs were last modified on 6 March 2024. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "mek", "title": "Magyar Elektronikus Könyvtár (MEK)", "url": "https://mek.oszk.hu/", "institution": "National Széchényi Library (OSZK), Budapest", "languages": [ "Hungarian" ], "period": "1554-1693", "words": 418083, "texts": 8, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 418083, "texts": 8 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://mek.oszk.hu/html/allando/copyright.htm", "license_note": "Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Hungarian Electronic Library (MEK), the digital library of the National Széchényi Library. Most of the texts come from MEK; three poems (Gyöngyösi's Murányi Vénus and Phoenix, Esterházy's Egy csudálatos ének) were taken from the Syrena site of the Department of Old Hungarian Literature, ELTE (magyar-irodalom.elte.hu/syrena). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "malory-project", "title": "The Malory Project: Winchester Manuscript and Caxton's Morte Darthur (1485)", "url": "http://www.maloryproject.com/", "institution": "Takako Kato (University of Leicester), Nick Hayward (Loyola University Chicago); Digital Archive Research Centre, Keio University", "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "c. 1470-1485", "words": 27445, "texts": 2, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 27445, "texts": 2 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "http://www.maloryproject.com/citation.php", "license_note": "Footer '© 2006-2026' with a 'Copyright Notice' page that only gives citation rules for the transcriptions and scholarly texts and says 'You are not allowed to reproduce the images'. No open licence for the transcriptions is given; the images belong to the British Library and the John Rylands Library.", "status": "archived", "region": "England", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "years_active": { "start": 2005, "end": 2010 }, "author": "Sir Thomas Malory", "date": "1469-1485", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Electronic edition and commentary of Malory's Morte Darthur: facsimiles of the Winchester Manuscript (British Library Add. MS 59678) and the John Rylands copy of Caxton's 1485 edition. Transcriptions (encoded in TEI P5 but not offered for download) are currently online only for parts: the Roman War episode and Caxton's Book V (sig. h7v-k3r), a few other leaves, and the Winchester and Caxton texts shown side by side. Images may not be reproduced. Marked archived: funded 2005-2010, site assets last changed in 2012 (Last-Modified 2012-05-04), the news page only says 'More information coming soon', and a web-archive capture from 2018-07-20 shows the same text loader. The counts cover the two transcribed witnesses only (the Winchester Roman War episode and the transcribed parts of Caxton), not the whole Morte Darthur. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "maltese-cantilena", "title": "Maltese Cantilena", "url": "https://wikisource.org/wiki/Il-Kantilena", "data_url": "https://wikisource.org/wiki/Il-Kantilena", "data_format": "wikitext", "languages": [ "Maltese" ], "period": "1470-1470", "words": 135, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 135, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "wikitext", "license": "Custom terms", "license_url": "https://wikisource.org/wiki/Il-Kantilena", "license_note": "Source-specific reuse conditions; no standard open licence established.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "The poem Il-Kantilena by Pietru Caxaro (15th century), the oldest known literary text in Maltese, as transcribed on Wikisource (original-orthography column, 135 words; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Il-Kantilena). The Wikisource page cites no source edition. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "map-of-early-modern-london", "title": "The Map of Early Modern London", "url": "https://mapoflondon.uvic.ca/", "data_url": "https://mapoflondon.uvic.ca/xml/", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "University of Victoria", "editors": [ "Janelle Jenstad" ], "published": 2006, "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1550-1700", "words": 1025054, "texts": 191, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1025054, "texts": 191 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://mapoflondon.uvic.ca/", "license_note": "The site footer states 'This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License'. The Legal page (https://mapoflondon.uvic.ca/legal.htm) lists exceptions: the Agas map scans (London Metropolitan Archives) and Blome ward maps (British Library) are used by permission and not freely licensed.", "status": "archived", "region": "London, England", "years_active": { "start": 2000, "end": 2022 }, "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "A digital scholarly edition of early modern London, combining a gazetteer, an anthology of TEI-encoded texts, and a map. Includes links between places, people, and texts. The site is a static release (version 7.0, May 2022); the mayoral shows strand continues separately in LEMDO. The counts cover the primary-source documents, not the gazetteer, personography or encyclopedia entries, and a few very small primary texts may be missed. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "marinelives", "title": "MarineLives: transcribed High Court of Admiralty depositions and related records", "url": "https://www.marinelives.org/wiki/MarineLives", "institution": "MarineLives (Colin Greenstreet and volunteer transcribers)", "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "17th century", "words": 3505787, "texts": 46, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 3505787, "texts": 46 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "CC-BY-3.0", "license_url": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/", "status": "active", "region": "England (London, Admiralty Court)", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Wiki with page-by-page transcriptions, beside images, of Admiralty Court deposition books (HCA 13) and other records at The National Archives, Kew, such as customs port books (E 190) and Chancery cases (C 5). The wiki lists 102 volume pages, but many are empty or only partly transcribed (for example HCA 13/46 and 13/129 are empty, HCA 13/70, 1654-1656, has 1,506 pages, mostly transcribed 2013-2015). The front page, last edited 2024-04-10, presents the SOLM-2024 database of 24,000 deponents. Reading is free without login (some deeper pages answer slowly or ask for a browser check). Licence: the wiki footer says CC BY 3.0 unless otherwise noted. The counts cover the 8,427 transcribed folio pages in 56 volumes, and volumes without start and end dates are not counted in the period. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "mazarinades", "title": "Mazarinades", "url": "https://antonomaz.huma-num.fr/", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.7443102", "data_url": "https://github.com/Antonomaz/Corpus", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Projet ANTONOMAZ, Sorbonne Université (Karine Abiven)", "editors": [ "Karine Abiven" ], "published": 2022, "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1648-1653", "words": 10122051, "texts": 3064, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 10122051, "texts": 3064 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/7443183", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2026-05-22", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Mazarinades (pamphlets of the Fronde, 1648-1653) published by the ANTONOMAZ project at Sorbonne Université. The counts come from the Zenodo release of December 2022 (3,064 files); the project site and its GitHub repository now hold more (3,132 texts). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "memis-slovenia", "title": "MEMIS – Epigraphic corpus of Medieval and Early Modern inscriptions in Slovenia", "url": "https://www.clarin.si/repository/xmlui/handle/11356/1376", "data_url": "https://www.clarin.si/repository/xmlui/bitstream/handle/11356/1376/MEMIS.xml?sequence=3&isAllowed=y", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "ZRC SAZU, Inštitut za kulturno zgodovino (Gregor Pobežin); hosted by CLARIN.SI", "editors": [ "Gregor Pobežin" ], "published": 2020, "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "15th-17th century", "words": 1140, "texts": 26, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1140, "texts": 26 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "status": "archived", "region": "Slovenian coast (Koper, Izola, Piran)", "countries": [ "SI" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "inscription" ], "notes": "TEI XML edition (version 1.0, published 2020-12-06, on CLARIN.SI) of 51 Latin inscriptions from the Slovenian coastal towns dated 1222 to the mid-17th century, with expanded transcriptions and Slovenian translations. Static repository deposit, no later version found. Some inscriptions carry only an approximate date (for example 'second half of the 15th century'), and four are undated. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "mercuregalant", "title": "Mercure galant (OBVIL/IReMus — édition complète 1672-1721)", "url": "https://obvil.github.io/mercure-galant/", "data_url": "https://github.com/OBVIL/mercure-galant", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "LabEx OBVIL (Sorbonne) & IReMus (CNRS, dir. Anne Piéjus, Nathalie Berton-Blivet), with Huma-Num", "editors": [ "Anne Piéjus", "Nathalie Berton-Blivet", "Alexandre De Craim", "Vincent Jolivet" ], "published": 2014, "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1672-1700", "words": 4216289, "texts": 26, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 4216289, "texts": 26 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-ND-3.0-FR", "license_url": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OBVIL/mercure-galant/gh-pages/xml/MG-1672-01.xml", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "The OBVIL/IReMus Mercure galant programme publishes the whole run 1672-1710 in TEI XML (GitHub repo OBVIL/mercure-galant, 'MG-1672-01' to 'MG-1721-05'). The catalogue statistics cover 26 issues of 1672-1700 (4.2M words). Licence: CC BY-NC-ND. The former reading site (obvil.sorbonne-universite.fr/corpus/mercure-galant/) is offline (HTTP 404); the GitHub Pages edition is the live access point. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "mercurius-baumbank", "title": "Mercurius-Baumbank (Version 1.1) — LAUDATIO repository", "url": "https://www.laudatio-repository.org/browse/corpus/VyQiCnMB7CArCQ9CjF3O/corpora", "data_url": "https://www.laudatio-repository.org/browse/corpus/VyQiCnMB7CArCQ9CjF3O/corpora", "data_format": "xml", "institution": "Ulrike Demske, Professur Geschichte und Variation der deutschen Sprache, Universität Potsdam; hosted in the LAUDATIO repository (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin)", "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1597-1667", "words": 187423, "texts": 2, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 187423, "texts": 2 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "xml", "license": "CC-BY-3.0-DE", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/de/", "license_note": "The LAUDATIO corpus record (embedded header data, version 1.1) gives corpus_publication_license https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/de/ and the description 'All corpus data generated by the Mercurius project is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License' (Open Source Project; first published 2005, version 1.1 2015).", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "The Mercurius-Baumbank (version 1.1), edited by Ulrike Demske (University of Potsdam), is a syntactically annotated treebank of early German newspaper (Relation) texts of the 17th century, deposited in the LAUDATIO repository (HU Berlin). The texts are distributed as TIGER-XML, NEGRA and relANNIS; the TEI files in LAUDATIO carry metadata only. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "russian-national-corpus", "title": "Middle Russian (Old East Slavic) treebank sample from the Russian National Corpus (UD_Old_East_Slavic-RNC)", "url": "https://github.com/UniversalDependencies/UD_Old_East_Slavic-RNC", "data_url": "https://github.com/UniversalDependencies/UD_Old_East_Slavic-RNC", "data_format": "other", "institution": "Vinogradov Institute of the Russian Language, RAS (Russian National Corpus), with HSE University and Lomonosov Moscow State University", "editors": [ "Olga Lyashevskaya", "Dmitri Sitchinava" ], "published": 2019, "languages": [ "Russian" ], "period": "1474-1698", "words": 96174, "texts": 13, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 96174, "texts": 13 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Custom terms", "license_url": "https://ruscorpora.ru/page/terms", "license_note": "Source-specific reuse conditions; no standard open licence established.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Thirteen Middle Russian texts (documents, letters, chronicle passages and charms, c. 1300-1700) from the UD_Old_East_Slavic-RNC treebank, a sample of the Middle Russian Corpus of the Russian National Corpus. The RNC site itself offers no download of its Middle Russian corpus. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "mini-lazarillo", "title": "Mini Lazarillo: Edición mínima del Lazarillo de Tormes", "url": "http://minilazarillo.github.io/", "data_url": "https://github.com/minilazarillo/minilazarillo.github.io/tree/master/xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Department of Latin American and Iberian Cultures, Columbia University (Susanna Allés Torrent and students)", "published": 2016, "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "1554", "words": 18473, "texts": 8, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 18473, "texts": 8 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/", "status": "archived", "region": "Spain", "countries": [ "ES" ], "author": "Anonymous", "date": "1554", "last_modified": "2020-05-04", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-13", "document_types": [ "print" ], "modernised": true, "notes": "Student digital edition of the 1554 Medina del Campo printing of the Vida de Lazarillo de Tormes, in a plain reading edition and an annotated edition, with images of the original volume. The text follows that printing but modernises spelling and accents (see the editorial criteria page), so it is a modernised edition, not a diplomatic transcription. A TEI master file is in the GitHub repository. The counts cover the TEI master text (prologue and seven tratados), keeping the original readings where the file encodes them. The repository was last updated on 4 May 2020. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "mitteldeutsche-selbstzeugnisse", "title": "Mitteldeutsche Selbstzeugnisse der Zeit des Dreißigjährigen Krieges (MDSZ)", "url": "https://web.archive.org/web/20221126133641/http://mdsz.thulb.uni-jena.de/sz/index.php", "institution": "Thüringer Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Jena, with Hans Medick and Norbert Winnige (Göttingen)", "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "17th century (Thirty Years' War)", "words": 76604, "texts": 6, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 76604, "texts": 6 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence on the archived site (2022 Internet Archive copy of the home page and Impressum, which names the ThULB as publisher and the editors, and carries only a liability disclaimer); the original site is offline and the ThULB's general terms have no collection-specific licence (checked 2026-10-13). Images are credited by permission of the Germanisches Nationalmuseum and partner archives.", "status": "discontinued", "region": "Thuringia, Saxony-Anhalt", "countries": [ "DE" ], "date": "17th century", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Electronic edition of four autobiographical texts of the Thirty Years' War, with transcriptions of the originals, digital facsimiles, commentary and indexes: the chronicle of Volkmar Happe (1587-1647/59), the notes of Michael Heubel (1605-1684), Hans Krafft (1589-1665) and Caspar Heinrich Marx (1600-1635). The original address (mdsz.thulb.uni-jena.de) now serves an unrelated Shlink page; the Internet Archive holds copies of the site as it was in 2022. The portal 'Thirty Years War Online' (hosted by the ThULB since 2024) still links to the old address. The counts cover 735 of about 2,600 manuscript pages recovered from Internet Archive copies, so they are a lower bound. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "vallerius-music-theory", "title": "The Music Theory of Harald Vallerius: Three Dissertations from 17th-century Sweden (P. Sjökvist)", "url": "https://books.uu.se/uup/catalog/book/18", "doi": "10.33063/j1deaz91", "institution": "Peter Sjökvist; Uppsala University (Studia Latina Upsaliensia 33, 2012)", "editors": [ "Peter Sjökvist" ], "published": 2012, "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "1674-1698", "words": 28736, "texts": 3, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 28736, "texts": 3 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "other", "license": "CC-BY-NC-ND-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Edition with translation and commentary of three Latin dissertations on music theory presided over by Harald Vallerius at Uppsala (1674, 1686, 1698), published open access by Uppsala University Press (PDF; also on OAPEN). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "muysccubun-muisca", "title": "Muysc cubun — Lengua Muisca (Manuscrito 158 BNC; Gramática de Lugo; Colección Mutis MS 2922 BPRM)", "url": "https://muysca.cubun.org/", "data_url": "https://muysca.cubun.org/Especial:Exportar", "data_format": "wikitext", "institution": "Muysc cubun research group, founded and maintained by Diego F. Gómez, with Muisca communities (Suba, Chía), Colombia", "editors": [ "G. E. Dueñas Luna", "D. F. Gómez Aldana", "L. Melo" ], "published": 2009, "languages": [ "Muisca" ], "period": "1612-1619", "words": 42662, "texts": 13, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 42662, "texts": 13 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "wikitext", "license": "Custom terms", "license_url": "https://muysca.cubun.org/Muysccubun_-_Lengua_Muisca:Citas", "license_note": "No Creative Commons or copyright line in the footer, but the 'Cómo citar' page says the contents may be used 'como desee pero deberá citarlos adecuadamente' while its 'Uso de datos' paragraph says all documents and data 'son propiedad de sus creadores' and permission must be requested for use in any project; the two statements are not reconciled. Read through WebFetch only (curl is blocked by the host).", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "muysca.cubun.org is a MediaWiki-based research site (since 2008/2009) on the Muisca (Chibcha) language: dictionary, and transcriptions of colonial manuscripts including Manuscrito 158 (Biblioteca Nacional de Colombia) and Lugo's 1619 gramatica, exactly matching the origins ('keyed transcription'). The site loaded successfully via WebFetch (curl from this network is blocked by the host's TLS/firewall; HTTPS handshake hangs, so treat liveness as verified-by-fetch). Companion site coleccionmutis.cubun.org holds Manuscrito 2922 BPRM cited in a third origin. Non-TEI (wiki 'keyed transcriptions'). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "narragonien-digital", "title": "Narragonien digital: Digitale Textausgaben von europäischen 'Narrenschiffen' des 15. Jahrhunderts", "url": "https://www.narragonien-digital.de/exist/home.html", "data_url": "https://www.narragonien-digital.de/exist/materialien/downloads.html", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Universität Würzburg (Brigitte Burrichter, Joachim Hamm; project 2014-2021)", "editors": [ "Brigitte Burrichter", "Joachim Hamm" ], "published": 2021, "languages": [ "German", "Latin", "French", "Dutch" ], "period": "1494-1500", "words": 673114, "texts": 12, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 580012, "texts": 10 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/deed.de", "license_note": "The TEI files are CC BY-NC-SA 4.0; the digitised copies follow the terms of the holding libraries.", "status": "active", "region": "Basel, Nuremberg, Strasbourg, Lübeck and Paris", "countries": [ "CH", "DE", "FR" ], "author": "Sebastian Brant, Jakob Locher and adapters", "date": "1494-1500", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Twelve editions or adaptations of Sebastian Brant's Narrenschiff printed before 1500: the three Basel editions (1494, 1495, 1499), the Nuremberg (1494) and Strasbourg (1494/5) German versions, three Latin editions by Jakob Locher (Basel 1497, 1498), the French Rivière version (Paris 1497) and its 1499 reprint, the Low German Lübeck version (1497) and the Dutch Paris print (1500). Each has a digital facsimile, transcription and, for eight, a normalised reading text, plus a synoptic view and registers. The home redirect is www.narragonien-digital.de/exist/. The news page shows entries up to June 2025. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "luene-nonnenbriefe", "title": "Netzwerke der Nonnen. Edition und Erschließung der Briefsammlung aus Kloster Lüne (ca. 1460-1555)", "url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000248/start.htm", "data_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000248/mets.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel, with Universität Düsseldorf (Eva Schlotheuber), University of Oxford (Henrike Lähnemann) and Universität Bonn", "editors": [ "Eva Schlotheuber", "Henrike Lähnemann", "Philipp Trettin", "Lena Vosding", "Philipp Stenzig", "Torsten Schaßan", "Simone Schultz-Balluff", "Wolfgang Seifert", "Edmund Wareham Wanitzek" ], "published": 2016, "languages": [ "German", "Latin" ], "period": "c. 1460-1555", "words": 176634, "texts": 407, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 176634, "texts": 407 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-3.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/de/", "license_note": "Each TEI file states CC BY-SA 3.0 Germany.", "status": "active", "region": "Lüneburg (Lower Saxony)", "countries": [ "DE" ], "date": "c. 1460-1555", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Edition (work in progress, 2016-) of the letters in manuscript Hs. 15 of Kloster Lüne, Lower Saxony, written to and by the nuns, in Low German and Latin, with facsimiles, registers and an introduction. The METS file at data_url lists the 413 TEI transcription files (texts/BriefNNN-D/L/LD_tei-transcript.xml). The project dates the collection c. 1460-1555; the titles of 3 letters mention years before 1450 (1423, 1432, 1438), which are probably years referred to in the text, and 212 letters have no date. Files on the server changed in October 2025. All 413 letters are counted within 1450-1700 on the strength of the project's dating of the collection. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "newton-project", "title": "The Newton Project", "url": "https://www.newtonproject.ox.ac.uk/", "data_url": "https://www.newtonproject.ox.ac.uk/texts/browse-all-texts/by-category", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "University of Oxford", "languages": [ "English", "Latin" ], "period": "1659-1700", "words": 2069555, "texts": 168, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 2069555, "texts": 168 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-ND-3.0", "license_url": "https://www.newtonproject.ox.ac.uk/view/texts/xml/THEM00009", "license_note": "The TEI header of each text (e.g. THEM00009, NATP00001, OTHE00001) has an availability element 'lic-text': 'This text is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License'. The images of the manuscripts are separate ('lic-images', status restricted), with rights reserved to the holding library, e.g. King's College, Cambridge. Several texts sampled had no lic-text element in the first lines read, so the licence was confirmed on a sample only.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "English", "texts": 121, "words": 1655681 }, { "language": "Latin", "texts": 47, "words": 413874 } ], "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Online edition of the writings of Isaac Newton (1642-1727), printed and unprinted, covering his alchemical, mathematical, Mint, optical, religious and scientific papers, notebooks and correspondence. Most documents are transcribed from manuscript sources in a diplomatic rendition that records Newton's amendments, alongside a normalised, more readable version, with TEI-P5 and MathML XML viewable for each text, plus catalogue records and, for some items, translations from Latin and links to images of the originals. The project was formed in 1998 under the general editorship of Rob Iliffe and Scott Mandelbrote; it is based at the Faculty of History, University of Oxford (hosted there since autumn 2016), and was funded 2008-2014 by two AHRC grants and two JISC awards plus private donors. It is a non-profit and the site is still maintained (copyright line 2026). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "ladam-chronique-abregee", "title": "Nicaise Ladam, Chronique abrégée: digital critical edition (B. Salvati, PhD thesis)", "url": "https://theses.hal.science/tel-05137472v1", "doi": "10.70675/50fb6519z354dz4e84zb4a9z9daab0ca0a24", "institution": "Benedetta Salvati; École nationale des chartes, Université Paris Sciences et Lettres, with the Université de Lausanne (thesis defended 2024)", "editors": [ "Benedetta Salvati" ], "published": 2024, "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1488-1546", "words": 100420, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 100420, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "other", "license": "Custom terms", "license_url": "https://about.hal.science/hal-authorisation-v1/", "license_note": "The HAL record (tel-05137472) gives its licence as the standard 'HAL authorisation v1' (not a Creative Commons licence): the thesis is deposited with the author's non-exclusive authorisation for HAL to distribute it. No separate licence for the edition text was found; the record's metadata also shows the edition covers 1488-1525 from KBR MS 14964-65.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Digital critical edition of the Chronique abrégée and the collected works (1488-1546) of Nicaise Ladam, published as a doctoral thesis in HAL; also listed on theses.fr (2024UPSLN003). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "noscemus", "title": "NOSCEMUS — Nova Scientia: Early Modern Scientific Literature and Latin", "url": "https://www.uibk.ac.at/en/projects/noscemus/", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.15040255", "data_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/15040256", "data_format": "plain-text", "institution": "Universität Innsbruck", "editors": [ "Stefan Zathammer" ], "published": 2025, "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "1472-1700", "words": 82381900, "texts": 678, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 82381900, "texts": 678 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "xml", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/15040256", "license_note": "The Zenodo record 'Noscemus Digital Sourcebook' (2025-03-17) is licensed CC BY 4.0, as shown by the Zenodo API; this covers the text-recognition output, not the source scans held by libraries.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "The Digital Sourcebook of NOSCEMUS (Nova Scientia: Early Modern Scientific Literature and Latin), an ERC Advanced Grant project (no. 741374) led by Martin Korenjak at the University of Innsbruck, running 10/2017 to 09/2022 (prolonged to 04/2023). The dataset holds plain text of the Latin scientific works catalogued in the Noscemus Wiki, produced from digital copies of the printed books by automatic text recognition in Transkribus, with models trained for early modern Latin prints; the transcriptions were not manually corrected. The texts are linked to the database through their Transkribus IDs and the source of each digital copy is recorded. It was deposited in Zenodo on 17 March 2025 (Stefan Zathammer) as a single zip file. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "gemi-midwifery", "title": "The Nottingham Corpus of Early Modern German Midwifery and Women's Medicine, ca. 1500–1700 (GeMi, OTA 2562)", "url": "https://llds.ling-phil.ox.ac.uk/llds/xmlui/handle/20.500.14106/2562", "data_url": "https://llds.ling-phil.ox.ac.uk/llds/xmlui/handle/20.500.14106/2562", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "University of Nottingham (Richard J. Whitt), deposited at the Oxford Text Archive (ota:2562)", "editors": [ "Richard J. Whitt" ], "published": 2016, "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1500-1690", "words": 105188, "texts": 12, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 105188, "texts": 12 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-3.0", "license_url": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Whitt's GeMi corpus (Oxford Text Archive 2562, published 2016) holds 12 German midwifery and women's-medicine texts ca. 1500–1700 (Rösslin's Rosengarten, the anonymous Frauenbüchlein ca. 1500, Rüff's Trostbüchlein, HoffWeheMutter, HebammenBuch...) as paired plain-text and TEI XML files plus a manual. Transcriptions derive mostly from the Würzburg 'Digitale Volltexte' Gynäkologie collection; CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. The record is now held on the Oxford Text Archive's repository server (llds.ling-phil.ox.ac.uk); the older ota.ox.ac.uk/desc/2562 address no longer works, and the repository shows a bot-check page before the record in a browser. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "gongoraobra-obvil", "title": "Obras de Góngora (obra poética, ed. Antonio Carreira) — Labex OBVIL GONGORA project", "url": "https://github.com/gongoradigital/gongoraobra", "data_url": "https://github.com/gongoradigital/gongoraobra", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Labex OBVIL (Sorbonne Universite), dir. Mercedes Blanco; TEI files on gongoradigital GitHub", "editors": [ "Antonio Carreira" ], "published": 2016, "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "1605-1610", "words": 59121, "texts": 2, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 59121, "texts": 2 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/fr/", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-NC-ND-3.0-FR, CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "archived", "last_modified": "2022-04-04", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "The OBVIL GONGORA project digitised Antonio Carreira's edition of Góngora's poetic works and the polémica gongorina in TEI P5 (2013-2016, CC BY-NC-ND). The TEI files are published in the gongoradigital GitHub repository gongoraobra, which holds the poetry, the Epistolario and three comedias. The catalogue statistics cover only two of these texts, the Epistolario (1610) and the Comedia venatoria (1605). The original OBVIL portal is no longer reachable. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "obvil-french", "title": "OBVIL — corpus d'éditions anciennes françaises (Teinte)", "url": "https://obtic.sorbonne-universite.fr/liste/", "data_url": "https://github.com/OBVIL", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "LabEx OBVIL, Sorbonne Université", "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1557-1694", "words": 73996, "texts": 3, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 73996, "texts": 3 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/fr/", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-NC-ND-3.0-FR, CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Born-digital TEI corpora of early-modern French texts from LabEx OBVIL (Sorbonne Université), encoded with the Teinte toolchain (lauze_apologie-danse_1623, Faceties 1557, La Bruyère 1694, etc.); CC BY-NC-ND. The lab's data platform ObTIC lists the freely available OBVIL corpora; the corpus files are on the OBVIL GitHub organisation. The former reading site obvil.sorbonne-universite.fr is no longer reachable. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "obvil-hainetheatre", "title": "OBVIL — corpus La Haine du théâtre (querelle du théâtre)", "url": "https://obvil.github.io/haine-theatre/", "data_url": "https://github.com/OBVIL/haine-theatre", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "LabEx OBVIL (Sorbonne Université)", "editors": [ "François Lecercle", "Clotilde Thouret" ], "published": 2014, "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1541-1698", "words": 1162096, "texts": 85, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1162096, "texts": 85 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/fr/", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-NC-ND-3.0-FR, CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "'La Haine du theatre / querelle du theatre' is an OBVIL corpus of the 17th-century French anti-theatre controversy (1541-1698 texts), TEI encoded (repo OBVIL/haine-theatre, GitHub Pages edition verified live); the 14 the Renascor Corpus texts match its file namespace exactly. License: CC BY-NC-ND. The main OBVIL site was unreachable at check time; the GitHub Pages edition is the verified entry point. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "occitan-wikisource", "title": "Occitan Wikisource: Renaissance texts (Godolin, Gailhard, Esquerrier, Garros)", "url": "https://oc.wikisource.org/", "institution": "Occitan Wikisource community (Wikimedia)", "languages": [ "Occitan" ], "period": "1456-1617", "words": 21007, "texts": 49, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 21007, "texts": 49 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "wikitext", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Transcriptions on Occitan Wikisource of Arnaud Esquerrier's chronicle of the counts of Foix, Pèire Godolin's Ramelet Moundi, Augièr Gailhard's Lou Banquet and Pèir de Garròs's Poesias gasconas. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "ode-corderegraspanish", "title": "ODE — Oralia Diacrónica del Español (includes CORDEREGRA)", "url": "http://corpora.ugr.es/ode/", "data_url": "http://corpora.ugr.es/ode/index.php?action=browser&show=all", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Universidad de Granada (Miguel Calderón Campos & M.ª Teresa García-Godoy)", "editors": [ "Miguel Calderón Campos", "María Teresa García-Godoy" ], "published": 2019, "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "1509-1700", "words": 203336, "texts": 138, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 203336, "texts": 138 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "http://corpora.ugr.es/ode/", "license_note": "Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Corpus of unpublished archival documents (inventories, trial testimonies, surgeon reports) of the Real Chancillería de Granada and other Spanish archives, published by the ODE project (Oralia Diacrónica del Español, Universidad de Granada). The original CORDEREGRA site (corderegra.es) no longer resolves, and ODE is its working host; the ODE site is available only over http. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "old-hungarian-corpus", "title": "Old Hungarian Corpus (Régi Magyar Nyelvemlékek)", "url": "http://oldhungariancorpus.nytud.hu/", "data_url": "http://oldhungariancorpus.nytud.hu/en-texts.html", "data_format": "plain-text", "institution": "Research Institute for Linguistics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MGTSZ)", "editors": [ "Eszter Simon" ], "languages": [ "Hungarian" ], "period": "1450-1532", "words": 3046715, "texts": 75, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 3046715, "texts": 75 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "plain-text", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://mek.oszk.hu/html/allando/copyright.htm", "license_note": "Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Old Hungarian Corpus of codices and early printed books (11th-16th c., original orthography betűhű and phonemic levels), maintained by the Hungarian Generative Diachronic Syntax project at the Research Institute for Linguistics. The Renascor Corpus working snapshot contains two collections of this resource (HungarianCorpus and MGTSZ_AporCodex, the Apor Codex file), merged here as one edition. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "diacronia-romanian", "title": "Old Romanian manuscripts on Wikisource (Codex Sturdzanus, Manuscrisul de la Ieud)", "url": "https://ro.wikisource.org/wiki/Codex_Sturdzanus", "data_url": "https://dumps.wikimedia.org/rowikisource/", "data_format": "wikitext", "institution": "Romanian Wikisource community", "languages": [ "Romanian" ], "period": "1580-1630", "words": 5774, "texts": 4, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 5774, "texts": 4 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "wikitext", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://ro.wikisource.org/wiki/Codex_Sturdzanus", "license_note": "Romanian Wikisource page footer: 'Acest text este disponibil sub licența Creative Commons cu atribuire și distribuire în condiții identice' (links to CC BY-SA 4.0). This is the platform licence for the transcriptions; the underlying manuscripts are 16th-17th century.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Four pages of Old Romanian religious texts transcribed on Romanian Wikisource: 'Povestea Sfintei Dumineci' from the Codex Sturdzanus (copied by priest Grigore of Măhaci, 1580-1619) and three texts from the Manuscrisul de la Ieud (c. 1630). Not related to the journal Diacronia. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "open-source-shakespeare", "title": "Open Source Shakespeare (Globe edition of the complete works)", "url": "https://www.opensourceshakespeare.org/", "data_url": "https://www.opensourceshakespeare.org/downloads", "data_format": "other", "data_formats": [ "other", "plain-text" ], "institution": "George Mason University", "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "c. 1590-1613", "words": 930853, "texts": 43, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 930853, "texts": 43 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "CC-BY-NC-4.0", "license_url": "https://www.opensourceshakespeare.org/downloads", "license_note": "The Shakespeare texts are in the public domain; the database, concordance and related data are CC BY-NC 4.0.", "status": "active", "region": "England", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "author": "William Shakespeare", "date": "1590s-1613", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-13", "document_types": [ "print" ], "modernised": true, "notes": "The complete works in the 1864 Globe edition (W. G. Clark and W. A. Wright), with a concordance, advanced search, character search and statistics. The text is the modernised spelling of a nineteenth-century edition, not a transcription of the early printings, as with the Folger Shakespeare entry. The site's statistics page gives 43 works and 884,421 words (plays, sonnets and poems), all written between about 1590 and 1613; the counts below are ours, from the downloaded database, with speaker names included. The database can be downloaded as SQL, Access and delimited text files. The site shows © 2003-2026 and a server update on 21 May 2026. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "openedges", "title": "OpenEDGeS (Open Editions of Early Modern Dutch and German Bibles)", "url": "https://sprakbanken.se/en/resources/openedges", "doi": "10.23695/fhat-dd64", "data_url": "https://sprakbanken.se/en/resources/openedges", "data_format": "plain-text", "institution": "University of Gothenburg (Språkbanken)", "editors": [ "Gerlof Bouma", "Evie Coussé", "Trude Dijkstra", "Nicoline van der Sijs" ], "published": 2024, "languages": [ "Dutch", "German" ], "period": "1460-1661", "words": 8189741, "texts": 12, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 10577827, "texts": 15 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "plain-text", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://spraakbanken.gu.se/en/resources/openedges", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "Dutch", "texts": 8, "words": 6756875 }, { "language": "German", "texts": 2, "words": 348517, "works": [ "Mentelin Bible (1460)", "Mainz Bible (1661)" ] } ], "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "The counts cover the Dutch and German Bibles of the public subset (12 within 1450-1700), not the English and Swedish Bibles in the archive. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "openiti", "title": "OpenITI", "url": "https://github.com/OpenITI", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.3082463", "data_url": "https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3082463", "data_format": "markdown", "institution": "Open Islamicate Texts Initiative", "editors": [ "Lorenz Nigst", "Maxim Romanov", "Sarah Bowen Savant", "Masoumeh Seydi", "Peter Verkinderen" ], "published": 2019, "languages": [ "Arabic" ], "period": "1451-1700", "words": 356834104, "texts": 1241, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 193859865, "texts": 799 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "markdown", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/17767721", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Open Islamicate Texts Initiative: a corpus of Arabic (and other Islamicate-language) texts, published openly on GitHub in the mARkdown format, organised by author death date, with releases archived on Zenodo (DOI 10.5281/zenodo.4075046) and tools such as a Python library. It is a multi-institutional effort led by researchers at the Aga Khan University (Institute for the Study of Muslim Civilisations, London), the Roshan Institute for Persian Studies (University of Maryland) and Universität Hamburg. The catalogue entry covers authors of 1451-1700. The organisation is active, with repository updates in 2026. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "osta", "title": "OSTA — Old Spanish Textual Archive", "url": "https://osta.oldspanishtextualarchive.org/", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.18931375", "data_url": "https://github.com/hispanicseminary/OSTA", "data_format": "plain-text", "data_formats": [ "plain-text", "html" ], "institution": "Hispanic Seminary of Medieval Studies (HSMS); Francisco Gago Jover (College of the Holy Cross) & F. Javier Pueyo Mena", "editors": [ "Francisco Gago Jover", "F. Javier Pueyo Mena" ], "published": 2026, "languages": [ "Aragonese", "Latin", "Spanish" ], "period": "1450-1674", "words": 21519708, "texts": 375, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 21519708, "texts": 375 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/legalcode", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "Spanish", "texts": 372, "words": 21362413 }, { "language": "Aragonese", "texts": 2, "words": 113750, "works": [ "OSTA text ACM", "OSTA text STR" ] }, { "language": "Latin", "texts": 1, "words": 43545, "works": [ "OSTA text AXE" ] } ], "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "OSTA is the lemmatized/morphologically tagged ~35M-word corpus of 400+ semi-paleographic transcriptions of Old Spanish (including Asturleonese/Navarro-Aragonese) texts, begun 2015 by HSMS; the transcriptions and metadata are on GitHub (hispanicseminary/OSTA) and Zenodo 10.5281/zenodo.18931376 (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, verified live), which is exactly the Renascor Corpus source (Cortes' Cartas de relación, Libro de albeiteria, Libro del abad don Juan etc.). Main search interface v2.0 verified live. The Renascor Corpus keeps the semi-paleographic text layer (not the lemmatized one). The GitHub repository now holds 670 transcriptions, against 644 in this Zenodo version. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "otomi-mission", "title": "Otomi mission", "url": "https://www.sup-infor.com/sources/liste-otomi.htm", "data_url": "https://www.sup-infor.com/sources/liste-otomi.htm", "data_format": "other", "institution": "Éditions SUP-INFOR (Marc Thouvenot); paleographies by David Charles Wright Carr", "languages": [ "Otomí" ], "period": "1632", "words": 4391, "texts": 30, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 4365, "texts": 27 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows-and-staging", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "http://sup-infor.com/", "license_note": "Copyright restrictions apply; no standard open reuse licence established.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Transcriptions and Spanish translations of Otomi-language mission texts: the García and Martín manuscripts (Otomi and Spanish, held in the Archivo General de la Nación, Mexico) and the Codices of Jilotepec and Huichapan, with a table of Otomi phonemes as an aid. The paleographies are by David Charles Wright Carr, published by Éditions SUP-INFOR (Marc Thouvenot); the García and Martín files date from 2000, the codices and phoneme table from 2002. Each text has an excerpt viewer, an information page and a downloadable ZIP. Each download entry is marked with a copyright sign; no further licence terms are given. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "postscriptum", "title": "P.S. Post Scriptum (Arquivo Digital de Escrita Quotidiana)", "url": "http://teitok.clul.ul.pt/postscriptum/", "data_url": "http://teitok.clul.ul.pt/postscriptum/index.php?action=downloads", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Centro de Linguística da Universidade de Lisboa (CLUL)", "languages": [ "Portuguese", "Spanish" ], "period": "1500-1699", "words": 899841, "texts": 1878, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 899841, "texts": 1878 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://portulanclarin.net/static/metashare/licences/CC-BYNCNDv3.0.htm", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-NC-ND-3.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "Portuguese", "texts": 884, "words": 454983 }, { "language": "Spanish", "texts": 994, "words": 444858 } ], "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Digital archive of private letters from early modern Portugal and Spain (the catalogue covers the 16th and 17th centuries), built in the P.S. Post Scriptum project at CLUL, Lisbon, with an ERC Advanced Grant (7FP, GA 295562); the project ran 2012-2017 and the researchers include Rita Marquilhas. It is both a scholarly edition and an annotated corpus: transcriptions expand abbreviations and standardise word boundaries and i/j/u/v, and a standardised (modernised) layer carries part-of-speech tags and syntactic parsing. The corpus is searchable in TEITOK and downloadable as ZIP files by language and century (original text, standardised text, POS, parsed). Letters mostly survive in Inquisition and court files. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "paesi-novamente-retrovati-hab", "title": "Paesi novamente retrovati - Newe unbekanthe landte: digital edition of early reports of discovery", "url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000145/start.htm", "data_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000145/tei-transcript-pnr.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel (edited by Norbert Ankenbauer; Editiones Electronicae Guelferbytanae 10)", "editors": [ "Norbert Ankenbauer" ], "published": 2018, "languages": [ "Italian", "German" ], "period": "1507-1508", "words": 159407, "texts": 2, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 159407, "texts": 2 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-3.0-DE", "license_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/rights/cc_by-sa.html", "status": "archived", "region": "Italy and Germany", "countries": [ "IT", "DE" ], "date": "1507-1508", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Diplomatic and normalised transcription of Paesi novamente retrovati (Vicenza, 1507), the first printed collection of voyage accounts, and of its German translation Newe unbekanthe landte (Nuremberg, 1508), with facsimiles, editorial notes, indexes of persons and places and a modern translation. Both transcriptions are TEI files (data_url shows the Italian one; the German one is tei-transcript-nul.xml in the same folder). Archived: files date from 2017-2018 (start page last modified 2017-12-11). Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "passiusalmar-icelandic", "title": "Passiusalmar Icelandic", "url": "https://hallgrimurpetursson.is", "institution": "RÚV (Ríkisútvarpið); Stofnun Árna Magnússonar á Íslandi; Landsbókasafn Íslands – Háskólabókasafn", "editors": [ "Anna S. Melsteð", "Jón Karl Helgason" ], "published": 1998, "languages": [ "Icelandic" ], "period": "1666-1666", "words": 23536, "texts": 50, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 23536, "texts": 50 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://hallgrimurpetursson.is/um-vefinn/", "license_note": "The 'Um vefinn' page carries the notice '©RÚV 2014'; no open licence is stated and third-party recordings are used with permission. The text is in modern spelling.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Web edition of the Passíusálmar (Passion Hymns) of Hallgrímur Pétursson (1614-1674) with the poet's works, biography, bibliography and images and excerpts of the autograph manuscript (JS 337 4to), plus audio of radio readings and hymn singing. The text is given in modern spelling, from an edition of the National and University Library of Iceland. It was made by the Icelandic broadcaster RÚV with the Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies and the National and University Library; the first version appeared on 9 February 1998 and the site was last updated in April 2014. Editing and web design were by Anna S. Melsteð and Jón Karl Helgason (1998). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "pceec2", "title": "PCEEC2", "url": "https://github.com/beatrice57/pceec2", "data_url": "https://github.com/beatrice57/pceec2", "data_format": "other", "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1462-1679", "words": 2429178, "texts": 81, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 2429178, "texts": 81 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "other", "license": "Custom terms", "license_url": "https://github.com/beatrice57/pceec2", "license_note": "The repository's LICENSE.rst says the files 'are distributed under the same license as the 2006 release' (Oxford Text Archive/LLDS handle 20.500.14106/2510), i.e. the terms of the original PCEEC deposit; the OTA page could not be read (bot wall, not bypassed), so the exact terms are unverified. GitHub detects the licence as 'Other'.", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2026-10-03", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it). https://llds.ling-phil.ox.ac.uk/llds/xmlui/handle/20.500.14106/2510." }, { "id": "perseus-digital-library", "title": "Perseus Digital Library: Renaissance Materials (English)", "url": "https://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/collection?collection=Perseus:collection:Renaissance", "data_url": "https://github.com/PerseusDL/canonical-engLit", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Tufts University", "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1590-1610", "words": 6762346, "texts": 81, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 6762346, "texts": 81 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-3.0", "license_url": "https://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/help", "license_note": "The Perseus help page carries the statement 'This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 United States License' and points to a 'Copyright & Warranty' page (/hopper/help/copyright), which could not be loaded (503/timeout). The GitHub repository has no LICENSE file. The licence may differ for individual texts or for third-party source editions.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "The Renaissance (early modern English) collection of the Perseus Digital Library, Tufts University. Its public GitHub repository (PerseusDL/canonical-engLit, last pushed June 2026) holds the collection's texts in folders by author or work, among them Shakespeare, Marlowe, Sidney, Bacon, Hakluyt, Holinshed, James I and Lanyer, alongside reference works such as Schmidt's Shakespeare Lexicon. The Perseus site presents the texts for online reading and searching. Individual editors and encoding details were not established. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "vietnamese-derhodes", "title": "Phép giảng tám ngày (Cathechismus) — Alexandre de Rhodes, Rome 1651", "url": "https://vi.wikisource.org/wiki/Ph%C3%A9p_gi%E1%BA%A3ng_t%C3%A1m_ng%C3%A0y", "data_url": "https://vi.wikisource.org/wiki/M%E1%BB%A5c_l%E1%BB%A5c:Ph%C3%A9p_gi%E1%BA%A3ng_t%C3%A1m_ng%C3%A0y.pdf", "data_format": "wikitext", "institution": "Vietnamese Wikisource community (proofread transcription of the Congregatio de Propaganda Fide editio princeps)", "languages": [ "Vietnamese" ], "period": "1651-1651", "words": 53364, "texts": 8, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 53364, "texts": 8 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "wikitext", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://vi.wikisource.org/wiki/Wikisource:Bản_quyền", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "The Vietnamese Wikisource page 'Phép giảng tám ngày' (Latin title page 'Cathechismvs ... in octo dies divisus') is a page-by-page transcription of Alexandre de Rhodes's catechism, printed in Rome in 1651 by the Congregation de Propaganda Fide; it is the first printed prose work in chữ Quốc ngữ script, and public domain. Most of the 330 pages are still marked as not yet proofread (only 3 are proofread); the text was bot-imported in 2018 and partly edited in 2022, and is usable transcribed text rather than raw OCR. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "hainhofer-grosses-stammbuch", "title": "Philipp Hainhofer: Das Große Stammbuch (annotated digital edition)", "url": "https://stammbuch.hab.de/", "data_url": "https://stammbuch.hab.de/informationen-zur-edition/downloads", "data_format": "tei", "data_formats": [ "tei", "plain-text", "other" ], "institution": "Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel (edition by Sabine Jagodzinski; Wolfenbütteler Digitale Editionen no. 6)", "editors": [ "Sabine Jagodzinski" ], "published": 2024, "languages": [ "German", "Latin", "French", "Italian", "Spanish", "Hebrew" ], "period": "1596-1633", "words": 4354, "texts": 52, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 4298, "texts": 51 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-3.0-DE", "license_url": "https://stammbuch.hab.de/informationen-zur-edition/nutzungsbedingungen", "license_note": "Text content is CC BY-SA; images supplied by the library are public domain, others carry their own caption terms.", "status": "active", "region": "Augsburg and the courts and cities of Europe", "countries": [ "DE", "AT", "CZ", "IT" ], "author": "Philipp Hainhofer (album owner) and many contributors", "date": "1596-1633", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Annotated edition of the album amicorum of the Augsburg merchant and art agent Philipp Hainhofer: 228 numbered pages of parchment and paper with entries (signatures, mottoes, dedications, coats of arms) dated 1596-1633, with translations, commentary and indexes. Downloads: TEI P5 XML of the full edition, a plain-text file of the transcription, PDF, and registers. The site went online 29 August 2024; the project closed 30 November 2024 and the last small corrections are dated 29 July 2025. The counts cover the 96 pages that carry a transcription, and the others are blank or only picture descriptions. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "philipp-hainhofer-reiseberichte-sammlungsbeschreibungen-1594-1636-annotated-digital-edition", "title": "Philipp Hainhofer: Reiseberichte & Sammlungsbeschreibungen 1594–1636 (annotated digital edition)", "url": "https://hainhofer.hab.de/", "doi": "10.11588/data/DVU14P", "data_url": "https://doi.org/10.11588/DATA/DVU14P", "data_format": "tei", "data_formats": [ "tei", "html", "plain-text", "other" ], "institution": "Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel (DFG long-term project; research data archived at arthistoricum.net@heiDATA, Universität Heidelberg)", "editors": [ "Martin de la Iglesia", "Michael Wenzel" ], "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1594–1636 (17th century)", "words": 579168, "texts": 16, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 579168, "texts": 16 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://hainhofer.hab.de/informationen-zur-edition/nutzungsbedingungen", "license_note": "The Nutzungsbedingungen page says the text content is available under a Creative Commons licence (CC BY-SA, version not given on the page); the heiDATA/B2FIND record for the research data (DOI 10.11588/data/DVU14P) specifies CC BY-SA 4.0. HAB images are public domain; other images carry their own licences and may not be reproduced.", "status": "active", "region": "Germany (Augsburg and the courts of southern Germany)", "years_active": { "start": 2020, "end": "ongoing" }, "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-08", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Annotated digital edition presenting the travel accounts and collection descriptions of the Augsburg merchant and cultural broker Philipp Hainhofer (1578–1647) for the first time in full, with manuscript facsimiles, full text, critical apparatus and text/image commentaries. TEI/XML transcriptions and registers are archived on arthistoricum.net@heiDATA. Edition website went online in 2020 (first DFG phase, Munich journeys 1603–1636); further phases are scheduled until 2029, so the project is ongoing. The counts cover the 16 journey and collection-description files published so far. The edition is DFG-funded. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "philological-museum-library-of-humanistic-texts", "title": "The Philological Museum: Library of Humanistic Texts (Dana F. Sutton, ed.)", "url": "https://philological.cal.bham.ac.uk/library.html", "institution": "The Shakespeare Institute, University of Birmingham (editor Dana F. Sutton, University of California, Irvine)", "editors": [ "Dana F. Sutton", "Martin Wiggins" ], "languages": [ "Latin", "English" ], "period": "c. 1459-1700 (a few later items)", "words": 2903307, "texts": 152, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 2903307, "texts": 152 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://philological.cal.bham.ac.uk/copyright.html", "license_note": "The site's Copyright statement says copyright in all material is held by the University of Birmingham unless otherwise indicated, allows browsing and one personal copy of a page, and requires 'the express permission of the Copyright holder' for other use. No open licence found.", "status": "active", "region": "Great Britain (some continental authors)", "countries": [ "GB-ENG", "GB-SCT" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Free hypertext editions of Neo-Latin works, mostly British, with introductions, notes and English translations: poetry, drama (including Jesuit plays), history, letters, treatises and speeches by authors such as Buchanan, Camden, Alabaster, Cowley and Bacon. The library page lists about 265 works. Of these, about 219 carry a date between 1459 and 1700 in their title, 9 are dated after 1700 (for example Addison, Bentley, Anstey), and 37 give no date (mostly 16th-17th-century authors). The University of Birmingham states a commitment to keep the site free online. The library page was last modified on 5 August 2025. The counts cover 187 of the 258 linked works, those whose Latin text could be identified, and works without a year in their title are not counted in the period. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "poeti-d-italia-in-lingua-latina", "title": "Poeti d'Italia in lingua latina (MQDQ)", "url": "https://www.poetiditalia.it/", "institution": "Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, Università di Padova, Università di Trieste, Università di Verona (MQDQ project; PRIN 1999 and 2001)", "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "c. 1250-1550 (Latin poets of Italy)", "words": 1096721, "texts": 639, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 122375, "texts": 297 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence on the home page, the collaborators page or the cookie policy of poetiditalia.it (only a credit for Glyphicons); no terms-of-use page is linked (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "active", "region": "Italy", "countries": [ "IT" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Digital library of Latin verse written in Italy from Dante's time to the mid-16th century, with metrical scansion, a search tool, co-occurrence search and indexes of authors, metres and works. The text of each poem is freely readable and is taken from a named modern critical edition (for example L. Capra 1973 for Leonardo Teronda). The chronological index lists 346 authors in three periods: 'Da Dante a Petrarca' (1250-1374, 76 authors), 'Umanisti del Quattrocento' (1374-1494, 172) and 'Prima metà del Cinquecento' (1494-1550, 98). The site states 'Ultimo aggiornamento: 2026.06.03'. Because the texts reproduce modern critical editions of poems that survive in manuscripts and prints, they are not diplomatic transcriptions. Dates of individual works are approximate (author life spans), so the share within 1450-1700 is approximate. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "polemicagongorina-obvil", "title": "Polemos — Codificación XML de la polémica gongorina (Labex OBVIL)", "url": "https://github.com/gongoradigital/polemos", "data_url": "https://github.com/gongoradigital/polemos", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "La Polémica Gongorina project (Mercedes Blanco et al.), LabEx OBVIL, Sorbonne Université; TEI encoding under gongoradigital", "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "1613-1662", "words": 263434, "texts": 30, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 263434, "texts": 30 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/fr/", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-NC-ND-3.0-FR, CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2025-05-27", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Polemos is the XML-TEI encoding of the 17th-century polémica gongorina (Jáuregui, Espinosa, Díez de Revenga texts, 1613-1630s), edited for the Labex OBVIL by the Polémica Gongorina project (Mercedes Blanco et al.) and published on GitHub in the gongoradigital organisation (polemos, polemos-naked). The 31 texts in the catalogue (carta-amigo_1613, anti-jauregui, apologetico_1662, censura-lope...) belong to this edition. The reading edition and its download menu are now at https://obtic.huma-num.fr/obvil-web/corpus/gongora/ (the former obvil.sorbonne-universite.fr address no longer works). Licence: CC BY-NC-ND. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "elan-polygrenaille", "title": "POLY-GRENAILLE - edition numerique des oeuvres morales de Francois de Grenaille", "url": "https://elan.gricad-pages.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr/polygrenaille/", "data_url": "https://gricad-gitlab.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr/elan/polygrenaille/-/tree/main/data/tei/textes", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "ELAN / UMR Litt&Arts (CNRS / Universite Grenoble Alpes), dir. Cecile Lignereux and Bernard Roukhomovsky (project MoREM)", "editors": [ "Cécile Lignereux", "Bernard Roukhomovsky" ], "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1642-1642", "words": 77536, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 77536, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/deed.fr", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "POLY-GRENAILLE is the digital critical edition of the moral works of François de Grenaille, published on the ELAN platform (UMR Litt&Arts, Grenoble) with TEI encoding and critical annotation. The edition is in progress: so far one work is edited in TEI, La Mode (Paris 1642); the site menu already lists about ten further works (Le bon esprit, L'honnête fille, L'honnête mariage, L'honnête veuve...). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "poly-olbion-project", "title": "The Poly-Olbion Project (Michael Drayton, Poly-Olbion)", "url": "https://poly-olbion.exeter.ac.uk/", "institution": "University of Exeter (AHRC-funded Poly-Olbion Project)", "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1612-1622", "words": 142903, "texts": 30, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 142903, "texts": 30 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence or copyright notice for the text on the home page, the-text, full-text Song 1 or about pages, or in the footer (only a privacy policy and image credits, e.g. a Folger map under CC BY-NC 3.0); checked 2026-10-13. The full-text transcription is unmodernised.", "status": "active", "region": "England and Wales", "countries": [ "GB-ENG", "GB-WLS" ], "author": "Michael Drayton", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-13", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Full, unmodernised electronic copy of Drayton's 15,000-line topographical poem in the two parts published in 1612 and 1622 (songs 1-18 and 19-30), plus modernised extracts and a word list; John Selden's Illustrations are not included. All the text dates from 1450-1700. The site announces a forthcoming scholarly edition. Status: latest blog post is January 2019 but the site feed was rebuilt on 2024-04-11, so it is kept as active. No licence stated for the text; the CC BY-NC 3.0 mention on the home page concerns images. robots.txt blocks only /wp-admin/. The counts cover the thirty songs; the modernised extracts are not counted. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "wolfenbuettelpostil-lithuanian", "title": "Postil Time Machine (PosTiMe) — digital edition of the Old Lithuanian Postilles incl. the Wolfenbuettel Postille of 1573", "url": "https://github.com/postime/WP1573-TEI", "data_url": "https://github.com/postime/WP1573-TEI", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Goethe-Universitaet Frankfurt (Jolanta Gelumbeckaite) and Universitaet zu Koeln (Oyvind Eide); DFG 443985248; Wolfenbuettel ms. Cod. Guelf. 11.2 Aug. 2 at the HAB", "languages": [ "Lithuanian" ], "period": "1573-1573", "words": 131626, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 131626, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "http://seniejirastai.lki.lt/?lang=en", "license_note": "Copyright restrictions apply; no standard open reuse licence established.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "PosTiMe (DFG, Frankfurt/Cologne, 2021+) produces the language-historically annotated TEI edition and reference corpus of the Old Lithuanian Lutheran postilles; its core object is the Wolfenbüttel Postille of 1573 (Cod. Guelf. 11.2 Aug. 2, Herzog August Bibliothek), the first Lithuanian collection of sermons. The Renascor Corpus text ('Wolfenbüttel Postil (1573), Old Lithuanian', source 'WP1573-TEI (postime, TITUS-derived)') is the WP1573-TEI layer derived from the earlier TITUS transcription associated with the Gelumbeckaite/HAB 1573 Postille edition project; the HAB project page describes the underlying critical edition. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "ppchy-yiddish", "title": "PPCHY Yiddish", "url": "https://github.com/beatrice57/penn-parsed-corpus-of-historical-yiddish", "data_url": "https://github.com/beatrice57/penn-parsed-corpus-of-historical-yiddish/tree/main/data", "data_format": "other", "institution": "Beatrice Santorini (Penn Parsed Corpora of Historical Yiddish)", "languages": [ "Yiddish" ], "period": "1478-1697", "words": 46634, "texts": 25, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 46634, "texts": 25 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "other", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://github.com/beatrice57/penn-parsed-corpus-of-historical-yiddish", "license_note": "README: files 'distributed under Creative Commons License Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0' (LICENSE.rst).", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2026-09-22", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Penn Parsed Corpus of Historical Yiddish: a syntactically parsed corpus of about 200,000 words of Yiddish, begun as examples collected for research on the syntax of subordinate clauses. Most of the text comes from two 20th-century works; the repository also holds reference material (Olsvanger's 1947 glossary, transliterated chapters of Zaretski's 1929 grammar). It is maintained by Beatrice Santorini (University of Pennsylvania) and published on GitHub as version 1.0 (2021) for use with CorpusSearch; it is not a diplomatic edition of early modern documents. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "old-bailey-online", "title": "The Proceedings of the Old Bailey Online", "url": "https://www.oldbaileyonline.org/", "data_url": "https://www.dhi.ac.uk/data/oldbailey", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Digital Humanities Institute, University of Sheffield (with the Universities of Hertfordshire and Sheffield and the Open University)", "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1674-1700", "words": 924767, "texts": 198, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 924767, "texts": 198 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-NC-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Online edition of the Proceedings of the Old Bailey, the trial accounts of London's central criminal court, 1674-1913 (the catalogue covers the 1674-1700 part), with the Ordinary of Newgate's Accounts (1676-1772). It was created by the Universities of Hertfordshire and Sheffield and the Open University; the project directors were Tim Hitchcock, Robert Shoemaker and Clive Emsley, with Sharon Howard as project manager, and the funders were the Big Lottery Fund and the AHRC. The texts were double-rekeyed (to 1834) and marked up in XML for names, crimes, verdicts and punishments; the site is run by the Digital Humanities Institute, Sheffield, which also provides the data download (dhi.ac.uk/data/oldbailey). The site is active. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "mambrino", "title": "Progetto Mambrino Digital Library — Sferamundi di Grecia", "url": "https://zenodo.org/records/14235252", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.14235252", "data_url": "https://zenodo.org/communities/mambrino/records", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Stefano Bazzaco et al., University of Verona (PRIN 2017 'Mapping Chivalry'; 'Inclusive Humanities' Dept. of Foreign Languages, University of Verona)", "editors": [ "Stefano Bazzaco" ], "published": 2024, "languages": [ "Italian" ], "period": "1530-1565", "words": 1461652, "texts": 7, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1461652, "texts": 7 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://zenodo.org/api/records/20445621", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-NC-ND-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2024-11-28", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Mambrino Digital Library is the digital library of Spanish-inspired Italian chivalric romances (named after Mambrino Roseo da Fabriano). Each the Renascor Corpus text is a separate Zenodo dataset of a digital scholarly edition of 16th-century Sferamundi di Grecia books: 10.5281/zenodo.14235252 (Sferamundi 1), 11398260 (2), 11400259 (3), 11400335 (4), 11400513 (5), 11400584 (6) — each containing TEI XML transcription and commentary files. License CC BY-SA 4.0 (checked for record 14235252; per-record). All Zenodo records verified live. The collection also includes Il secondo libro di Palmerino d'Oliva (Zenodo 20445621). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "progetto-pico", "title": "Progetto Pico / Pico Project: Oratio de hominis dignitate (Brown University and University of Bologna)", "url": "https://web.archive.org/web/20250913124312/https://www.brown.edu/Departments/Italian_Studies/pico/", "institution": "Brown University (Department of Italian Studies) and University of Bologna", "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "1486-1496", "words": 7702, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 7702, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No copyright or licence statement on the archived home page (Wayback 2025-09-13), the English introduction, the participants page, the text overview, project guide or philological-model pages (checked 2026-10-13). The live Brown site was not consulted.", "status": "discontinued", "region": "Italy", "countries": [ "IT" ], "author": "Giovanni Pico della Mirandola", "date": "1486 (text of the 1496 Bologna edition)", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Hypertext edition of Pico's Oratio (the 'Discourse on the Dignity of Man'), with a transcription of the Latin text of the first printed edition (Bologna, 1496) divided into paragraphs 1-47, an annotated text with commentary by seven scholars, and introductions in Latin, Italian and English. The incunable copies (Exemplar Brunense, Exemplar Bononiense, editio princeps) and the Apologia (1487) are shown as page images only. The original address (brown.edu/Departments/Italian_Studies/pico/) now returns a 404 error, so the link goes to the Internet Archive copy of 13 September 2025. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "project-gutenberg", "title": "Project Gutenberg", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/", "data_url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/policy/robot_access.html", "data_format": "html", "institution": "Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation", "languages": [ "Catalan", "Dutch", "English", "Finnish", "French", "German", "Italian", "Latin", "Polish", "Portuguese", "Spanish" ], "period": "1519-1697", "words": 20440559, "texts": 280, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 20440559, "texts": 280 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/policy/license.html", "license_note": "Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "Spanish", "texts": 89, "words": 8634471 }, { "language": "French", "texts": 83, "words": 5255115 }, { "language": "English", "texts": 16, "words": 1998956 }, { "language": "Portuguese", "texts": 33, "words": 1935571 }, { "language": "Italian", "texts": 21, "words": 1256844 }, { "language": "German", "texts": 9, "words": 448890 }, { "language": "Dutch", "texts": 9, "words": 429828 }, { "language": "Finnish", "texts": 11, "words": 240410 }, { "language": "Latin", "texts": 7, "words": 214711 }, { "language": "Catalan", "texts": 1, "words": 21893, "works": [ "Shakespeare, La festa dels reis (Catalan translation)" ] }, { "language": "Polish", "texts": 1, "words": 3870, "works": [ "Kochanowski, Treny" ] } ], "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Project Gutenberg, a volunteer-produced library of free eBooks in HTML, plain text and e-reader formats, run by the Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation. The catalogue entry covers its transcribed early modern texts (1450-1700) in many languages, harvested from the site. Most eBooks are out of copyright in the United States; each file carries a licence notice and the 'Project Gutenberg' trademark is subject to separate rules. The robot-access policy page governs bulk harvesting. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "protokoll-religionskolloquium-vilnius-1585", "title": "Protokoll des Religionskolloquiums in Vilnius am 14. Juni 1585", "url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000004/startx.htm", "data_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000004/tei-transcript.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel (Editiones Electronicae Guelferbytanae 2; transcribed by Jolanta Gelumbeckaite)", "editors": [ "Jolanta Gelumbeckaite" ], "published": 2006, "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "1585", "words": 7562, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 7562, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000004/startx.htm", "license_note": "The edition (Editiones Electronicae Guelferbytanae 2, 2006) carries only the notice '© 2006 Herzog August Bibliothek'; the TEI file has with a '(c) Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel' note but no open licence (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "archived", "region": "Lithuania", "countries": [ "LT" ], "date": "1585", "last_modified": "2006-05-07", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Transcription of the minutes of the religious colloquy held in Vilnius on 14 June 1585, from a manuscript in the HAB, with a German translation, introduction, manuscript description and digital facsimile. The TEI file was last modified on 7 May 2006 and there is no sign of later changes. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "qhod", "title": "QhoD — Quellen zur habsburgisch-osmanischen Diplomatie (Digital Scholarly Edition of Habsburg-Ottoman Diplomatic Sources 1500-1918) — edition-data release 2.0", "url": "https://qhod.net/", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.14449603", "data_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/14449603", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "QhoD project (PI Arno Strohmeyer), Institute for Habsburg and Balkan Studies (IHB), Austrian Academy of Sciences (OEAW); technical editor Stephan Kurz; TEI publishing via ACDH-CH/ZIM Graz (GAMS)", "editors": [ "Stephan Kurz" ], "published": 2024, "languages": [ "Latin", "Ottoman Turkish" ], "period": "1570-1600", "words": 21296, "texts": 17, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 21296, "texts": 17 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/14449603", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "Ottoman Turkish", "texts": 16, "words": 16856 }, { "language": "Latin", "texts": 1, "words": 4440, "works": [ "QhoD stand-off annotations" ] } ], "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "QhoD is the born-digital critical edition of Habsburg-Ottoman diplomatic sources (diplomatic correspondence, instructions, minutes...), TEI encoded, CC BY 4.0, published via qhod.net (verified live) with TEI/image data released on GitHub (QHOD/qhod-edition-data) and Zenodo (10.5281/zenodo.14449603, release 2.0 by Stephan Kurz, verified live) — exactly the Renascor Corpus source. The Renascor Corpus's 219 texts (1570-1600 era) come from that Zenodo/GitHub TEI edition-data bundle (Habsburg-Ottoman diplomatic texts in Latin etc.). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "queens-men-editions", "title": "Queen's Men Editions (QME)", "url": "https://lemdo.uvic.ca/qme/", "data_url": "https://lemdo.uvic.ca/qme/xml/source/qme_index.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Queen's Men Editions (general editors Helen Ostovich and Peter Cockett; text editor Andrew Griffin, from 2026 Janelle Jenstad), published by the University of Victoria's LEMDO platform", "editors": [ "Helen Ostovich", "Peter Cockett", "Andrew Griffin", "Janelle Jenstad" ], "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1590s-1605", "words": 104402, "texts": 5, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 104402, "texts": 5 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-ND-4.0", "license_url": "https://lemdo.uvic.ca/qme/copyright.html", "status": "active", "region": "England", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "date": "1594-1605 (printed quartos)", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Online editions of plays associated with the Queen's Men: The Famous Victories of Henry V, Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay, King Leir, Selimus and The True Tragedy of Richard III, each in a modern-spelling and an old-spelling text from the early quarto, with introductions, collations, performance materials and videos. The Old Wives' Tale is announced in the menu but its edition page returns an error. The TEI source of each text is downloadable under /qme/xml/source/ (for example emdFV_Q1.xml); the index file is given as data address. The old address qme.internetshakespeare.uvic.ca redirects here. The counts cover the five old-spelling texts only, not the modern-spelling versions or The Old Wives' Tale. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "records-parliaments-scotland", "title": "Records of the Parliaments of Scotland to 1707", "url": "https://www.rps.ac.uk/", "institution": "Scottish Parliament Project, School of History, University of St Andrews", "editors": [ "Keith M. Brown", "Gillian H. MacIntosh", "Alastair J. Mann", "Pamela E. Ritchie", "Roland J. Tanner" ], "languages": [ "Scots", "Latin", "French" ], "period": "1235-1707", "words": 6828568, "texts": 10902, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 6815898, "texts": 10858 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://www.rps.ac.uk/static/acknowledgements.html", "license_note": "Footer and metadata: '(c) 2007-2026 University of St Andrews. Images of documents appear courtesy of the National Records of Scotland'; no open licence. The site is free to consult.", "status": "active", "region": "Scotland", "countries": [ "GB-SCT" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-13", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Proceedings of the Scottish parliament from the first surviving act of 1235 to the Union of 1707, with the original text (Latin, French, Scots) and a parallel English translation, links to the manuscript images and an editorial apparatus. The part dating from 1450-1700 is the fifteenth-, sixteenth- and seventeenth-century parliaments, conventions and committee records (roughly the second half of the 1235-1707 run); earlier and 1700-1707 records are outside the period. Free, no login. The site is an old frameset: the in-page 'Service currently unavailable' text is commented out and the footer reads '2007-2026 University of St Andrews'. No data download found. The October 2026 harvest fetched the original-language text of the 11,104 records dated 1450-1700 listed in the reign indexes, at a rate agreed with the RPS team; languages are assigned per record, and short English editorial headings could not all be separated from the text. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "reed-english", "title": "REED English", "url": "https://ereed.org", "data_url": "https://github.com/REEDProject/Collections", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Records of Early English Drama (REED), University of Toronto", "languages": [ "English", "Italian", "Latin" ], "period": "1450-1643", "words": 364217, "texts": 2235, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 355821, "texts": 1538 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows-and-staging", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "English", "texts": 1176, "words": 315613 }, { "language": "Latin", "texts": 360, "words": 39702 }, { "language": "Italian", "texts": 2, "words": 506, "works": [ "Cambridge record (1578)", "Cambridge record (1579)" ] } ], "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "REED Online: the TEI-XML collections of Records of Early English Drama, documents about drama, secular music and other entertainment in England before 1642, published by county or playhouse (Berkshire, Cambridgeshire, Hampshire, Staffordshire, Suffolk, Yorkshire North Riding, and the Bear Garden, Newington Butts, Rose and Swan playhouses). It is an international research collaboration associated with the University of Toronto (reed.utoronto.ca), with support credited to bodies including the British Academy, NEH and SSHRC; the site is powered by Kiln and EATS and is copyrighted 2016-25, with the Swan Playhouse collection (ed. Sally-Beth MacLean) added in June 2026. The TEI source files are also on GitHub (REEDProject/Collections). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "ref-enhg", "title": "Referenzkorpus Frühneuhochdeutsch (ReF; Reference Corpus of Early New High German)", "url": "https://zenodo.org/records/5793616", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.5793616", "data_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/5793616", "data_format": "xml", "institution": "Ruhr-Universität Bochum; Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg; Universität Potsdam", "editors": [ "Klaus-Peter Wegera", "Hans-Joachim Solms", "Ulrike Demske", "Stefanie Dipper" ], "published": 2021, "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1450-1625", "words": 2440564, "texts": 144, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 2440564, "texts": 144 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "xml", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/5793616", "license_note": "The Zenodo record states Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (the catalogue's earlier value, CC-BY-SA-4.0, did not match the record).", "status": "archived", "last_modified": "2021-12-21", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Reference Corpus of Early New High German (1350-1650): diplomatically transcribed texts, annotated at three sites (morphology at Bochum and Halle, syntax at Potsdam). The Zenodo release (version 1.0.2, December 2021; DOI 10.5281/zenodo.5793616) is by Klaus-Peter Wegera, Hans-Joachim Solms, Ulrike Demske and Stefanie Dipper and comprises two archives, the annotated corpus and a reading-text version. No later release was seen. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "renlowgerman", "title": "Referenzkorpus Mittelniederdeutsch/Niederrheinisch, 1200-1650 (ReN)", "url": "https://www.slm.uni-hamburg.de/ren", "doi": "10.25592/uhhfdm.9195", "data_url": "https://www.fdr.uni-hamburg.de/record/9195", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Universität Hamburg (DFG project; Prof. Ingrid Schröder / Prof. Robert Langhanke)", "published": 2018, "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1450-1699", "words": 1475279, "texts": 137, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1475279, "texts": 137 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "The ReN collection is NOT a ReFrame sub-project but the Referenzkorpus Mittelniederdeutsch/Niederrheinisch (ReN, 1200-1650), the DFG reference corpus of Middle Low German/Low Rhenish texts built at the Universities of Hamburg and Münster. The texts come from the CorA-ReN-XML TEI dump the project distributes; corpus metadata is CC-BY via the RefCorG/REDE framework. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "dsl-salmer", "title": "Reformationstidens danske salme- og messeboeger digitaliseret (salmer.dsl.dk)", "url": "https://salmer.dsl.dk/", "data_url": "https://github.com/dsldk/salmer/tree/master/eXist-dbs/salmer/xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Det Danske Sprog- og Litteraturselskab (DSL), Copenhagen", "editors": [ "Marita Akhøj Nielsen", "Simon Skovgaard Boeck", "Bjarke Moe", "Mette-Marie Møller Svendsen" ], "languages": [ "Danish" ], "period": "1529-1573", "words": 1194918, "texts": 9, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1194918, "texts": 9 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://dsl.dk/om-dsl/copyright", "license_note": "Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "DSL project 'Musik og sprog i reformationstidens danske salmesang' (Carlsberg-funded) digitally published nine Danish hymnals and mass books of the Reformation era, 1529–1573; the four texts (christian-3-bibel 1550, claus-mortensen-messe-1529, dietz-salmebog-1529/1536, jespersen_1573) match the source slugs exactly. Texts are served as TEI/XML from DSL's eXist-db, with companion portals melodier.dsl.dk and ordnet.dk/ren; project page at dsl.dk/projekter/musik-og-sprog-i-reformationstidens-danske-salmesang (200). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "regensburger-wappen-portraetbuecher", "title": "Regensburger Wappen- und Porträtbücher (Band 06, Vormundamt: edited text)", "url": "https://gams.uni-graz.at/context:rpb-volumes", "data_url": "https://gams.uni-graz.at/o:rpb-06-text/TEI_SOURCE", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Zentrum für Informationsmodellierung, Universität Graz, with the Stadtarchiv Regensburg (EuroMACHS class of 2012; transcription by Carina Kargl)", "languages": [ "German", "Latin" ], "period": "1537-1787", "words": 9917, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 9917, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://gams.uni-graz.at/archive/objects/context:rpb/methods/sdef:Context/get?mode=imprint", "license_note": "The project imprint says the design and contents of the site are protected by copyright and any use, commercial or private, even of extracts, needs prior written permission. The TEI file of Band 06 carries no licence or availability statement.", "status": "archived", "region": "Regensburg", "countries": [ "DE" ], "author": "Officials of the Regensburg guardianship office (Vormundamt)", "date": "1537-1787", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Twelve Regensburg office books of the 16th to early 19th century are shown as page images in the DFG-Viewer; only Band 06 (Wappen- und Porträtbuch des Vormundamtes, StAR I Aa 6) also has an edited text. It contains a preface (1649), the founding decree of 1537 and a list of directors, assessors and clerks from 1537 to 1787, with 64 portraits dated 1649 to c. 1751. The project dates from 2012 (TEI file dated 2012-03-29, site copyright 2012) and has no later update, so it is listed as archived. The counts cover Band 06 only, the one volume with an edited text, and the part of it dated 1700 or earlier. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "regi-magyar-exemplumadatbazis", "title": "Régi Magyar Exemplumadatbázis / Database of Old Hungarian Exempla (RMEx)", "url": "https://sermones.elte.hu/exemplumadatbazis/", "doi": "10.21862/Exemplum_2014", "institution": "ELTE BTK Magyar Irodalomtörténeti Intézet, Régi Magyar Irodalom Tanszék (edited by Bartók Zsófia Ágnes; OTKA PD 137996)", "editors": [ "Zsófia Ágnes Bartók" ], "published": 2014, "languages": [ "Hungarian" ], "period": "16th century (Hungarian codices)", "words": 130280, "texts": 461, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 130280, "texts": 461 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Custom terms", "license_url": "https://sermones.elte.hu/exemplumadatbazis/", "license_note": "No open licence. The front page requires that publications made with the database cite its data and location ('az adatbázis adatait és lelőhelyét fel kell tüntetni'); DOI 10.21862/Exemplum_2014 is registered but states no licence.", "status": "active", "region": "Kingdom of Hungary", "countries": [ "HU" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-13", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "modernised": true, "notes": "Searchable database of the exempla (short moral stories) found in the old Hungarian-language codices, including the Domonkos, Margit-legenda, Érdy, Cornides, Székelyudvarhelyi, Érsekújvári and Teleki codices. Each record gives the exemplum text (a modernised reading taken from the printed Nyelvemléktár editions), a summary, keywords, the source codex and folio, and Latin sources and parallels. Version 1.0 appeared in 2014 and version 2.0 has been in progress since 2021; records were uploaded as recently as 2024. The counts cover the 'exemplum text' field of the record pages 0001 to 0386 and their lettered variants (for example 0016a); the codices named on the site are Hungarian-language manuscripts of the early 16th century (for example the Debreceni codex of 1519, the Érdy codex of 1526-1527 and the Érsekújvári codex of 1529-1531). The text is edited and modernised, not a diplomatic transcription. Searches use a web form; no bulk download was found. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "rejestr-kontrybucji-poznan-1561", "title": "Rejestr kontrybucji diecezji poznańskiej z 1561 r. (digital edition)", "url": "https://exist.lhdb.kul.pl/exist/apps/1561/index.html", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.13840882", "data_url": "https://exist.lhdb.kul.pl/exist/apps/1561/api/document/spisy_1561.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Lublin Historical Database (LHDB), Catholic University of Lublin; Bogumił Szady, tagging by Łukasz Poznański", "editors": [ "Bogumił Szady" ], "published": 2025, "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "1561", "words": 9484, "texts": 2, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 9484, "texts": 2 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://wiki.kul.pl/lhdb/Rejestr_kontrybucji_diecezji_pozna%C5%84skiej_z_1561_r.", "license_note": "The TEI file's publicationStmt points to this LHDB wiki page ('Opis i dane badawcze'), whose footer states Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike (link to by-nc-sa/4.0). The TEI Publisher app and the TEI header themselves carry no licence, so the licence is inferred from the linked research-data page.", "status": "active", "region": "Greater Poland (diocese of Poznań)", "countries": [ "PL" ], "author": "Edition by Bogumił Szady", "date": "1561", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "TEI edition of the register of the double contribution imposed on the clergy of the Poznań diocese in 1561, from two copies kept in the Archiwum Główne Akt Dawnych, Warsaw (ASK 91 and a fragment in ASK 3), with page images. The whole TEI file is served at the data link. Status active: the project site is maintained (events listed for 2026) and the app runs a recent TEI Publisher release; no date of last change to the edition itself is given. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "relationen-vom-russischen-hof", "title": "Relationen vom russischen Hof: Berichte europäischer Diplomaten, 1690-1730", "url": "https://quellen.perspectivia.net/de/russische_relationen/start", "institution": "Deutsches Historisches Institut Moskau (editors Lorenz Erren and Franziska Schedewie)", "editors": [ "Lorenz Erren", "Franziska Schedewie" ], "published": 2016, "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1690-1696 (edition covers 1690-1730)", "words": 44734, "texts": 37, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 44734, "texts": 37 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0", "status": "archived", "region": "Russia, Holy Roman Empire", "countries": [ "RU", "AT", "PL" ], "years_active": { "start": 2012, "end": 2015 }, "last_modified": "2018-07-05", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Transcriptions of reports and letters from the Russian court sent to the imperial court in Vienna and to Berlin. Of 660 transcribed documents, 34 date from 1690-95 (per the introduction); the rest are from 1726-1728 and fall outside the period. 37 transcribed documents are dated or filed 1690-1696. The whole edition lists 1,242 items, of which 660 have transcripts. The document index was last modified on 5 July 2018 and the introduction is dated 2016; the project (funded 2012-2015) is a pilot that was not continued. Texts are served as HTML with RDFa; no download of the texts was found. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "religionsfrieden-quellenedition", "title": "Religiöse Friedenswahrung und Friedensstiftung in Europa (1500-1800): Digitale Quellenedition frühneuzeitlicher Religionsfrieden", "url": "https://tueditions.ulb.tu-darmstadt.de/v/pa000001", "data_url": "https://tueditions.ulb.tu-darmstadt.de/g/pa000001-0022", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel and Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Darmstadt (edited by Irene Dingel)", "editors": [ "Irene Dingel" ], "published": 2020, "languages": [ "German", "French", "Latin", "Czech", "Italian", "English", "Polish", "Dutch" ], "period": "1485-1689", "words": 262293, "texts": 39, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 262293, "texts": 39 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/", "status": "archived", "region": "Holy Roman Empire, France, Bohemia, Poland-Lithuania, Savoy, England", "countries": [ "DE", "FR", "AT", "CZ", "CH", "IT", "PL", "GB-ENG" ], "years_active": { "start": 2014, "end": 2020 }, "date": "1485-1689 (edition runs to 1788)", "last_modified": "2022-07-31", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print", "manuscript" ], "notes": "Critical edition of religious peace treaties, edicts and diets, with diplomatic and modernised transcriptions side by side, links to facsimiles at the HAB and notes. The edition covers 1485-1788; 39 source texts (Quellentexte) are dated 1485-1689. The TEI files are served per document at /g/pa000001-00NN (the example data_url is the Speyer Reichsabschied of 1526). Languages include German, French, Latin, Czech, Italian, English, Polish and Dutch. The edition was published in 2020; the site was last modified on 31 July 2022. The counts cover the original-language source texts only, not the German translations or the texts of 1712-1788. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "translatoscope-neolat", "title": "RenArD — Renaissance Aristophanes Digital (Translatoscope / ELAN)", "url": "https://renard.elan-numerique.fr/", "data_url": "https://nakala.fr/collection/10.34847/nkl.798c6967", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "UMR Litt&Arts, Universite Grenoble Alpes (Malika Bastin-Hammou; ELAN project)", "editors": [ "Malika Bastin-Hammou", "Micol Muttini" ], "published": 2024, "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "1460-1580", "words": 46329, "texts": 8, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 46329, "texts": 8 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "AGPL-3.0-only", "license_url": "https://gricad-gitlab.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr/elan/translatoscope/-/blob/master/LICENSE", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "RenArD is the Renaissance branch of the Translatoscope project (ELAN, Litt&Arts Grenoble), offering the first XML-TEI editions of the Latin humanist translations of Aristophanes — Ploutos and Les Nuees (Clouds) translated by Alessandro da Otranto (1470), Johannes Cuno, Beatus Rhenanus, Lorenzo Giacomini etc. — presented alongside the manuscript facsimile via EVT. The harvested origins ('Translatoscope: Les Nuees / Alessandro da Otranto (1470)', 'Translatoscope: Ploutos / Beatus Rhenanus (1520)') map directly onto these translations; TEI data is deposited on Nakala. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "renascence-editions", "title": "Renascence Editions (University of Oregon / Luminarium mirror)", "url": "https://www.luminarium.org/renascence-editions/", "institution": "Risa Stephanie Bear, University of Oregon (hosted by Luminarium)", "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1477-1799", "words": 4238340, "texts": 360, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 4238340, "texts": 360 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Custom terms", "license_url": "https://www.luminarium.org/renascence-editions/", "license_note": "Index page: 'These publications are provided for nonprofit purposes only; unique site content is copyright 1992-2009 the editors and The University of Oregon.' No open licence; the texts are free to read but reuse is limited to nonprofit purposes.", "status": "archived", "region": "England, with some Scotland, Wales and North America", "countries": [ "GB-ENG", "GB-SCT", "GB-WLS", "US" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-13", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Online repository of works printed in English between 1477 and 1799, sorted by author (222 titles in all). The part dating from 1450-1700 is the large majority: sixteenth- and seventeenth-century poetry, drama, prose, proclamations and pamphlets (for example Bacon, Spenser, Dekker, Elizabeth I's proclamations, 1640s-50s pamphlets). Later items (Defoe, Fielding, Gay, Goldsmith, Gray, American colonial documents of 1775-76) fall outside the period. Texts are keyed from the original or later facsimile editions in original spelling; each is a plain HTML page, with PDF copies at the University of Oregon Scholars Bank. No bulk download. The counts cover the in-period HTML texts of the index, one record per page or part. Status: the site states '222 titles; updated November 21, 2009', and nothing newer was found (page checked 2026-10-13); the host's robots.txt allows crawling except /cgi-bin. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "tbso-gh", "title": "Repositorio de teatro breve del Siglo de Oro (TBSO)", "url": "https://github.com/dxvidmr/repositorioTBSO", "data_url": "https://github.com/dxvidmr/repositorioTBSO", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "David Merino Recalde (personal research project)", "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "1640-1640", "words": 47933, "texts": 40, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 47933, "texts": 40 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2024-10-07", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Personal research repository of short Golden Age plays (entremeses) by David Merino Recalde, as plain text and XML-TEI, based on printed editions such as Cotarelo y Mori (1911). The collection is not closed and only some texts have TEI. Released under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "representative-poetry-online", "title": "Representative Poetry Online (University of Toronto)", "url": "https://rpo.library.utoronto.ca/", "institution": "Department of English and Library, University of Toronto (Ian Lancashire, editor)", "editors": [ "Ian Lancashire" ], "published": 1994, "languages": [ "English", "Scots" ], "period": "Old English to the 20th century", "words": 454246, "texts": 941, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 453690, "texts": 936 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://rpo.library.utoronto.ca/content/copyright", "status": "active", "region": "British Isles", "countries": [ "GB-ENG", "GB-SCT", "IE" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-13", "document_types": [ "print", "manuscript" ], "notes": "Anthology of English-language poems (version 3.0 states about 4,700 poems by 723 poets from Caedmon to the 20th century). The part dating from 1450-1700 is the Renaissance and seventeenth-century sections (poets such as Skelton, Wyatt, Surrey, Sidney, Spenser, Shakespeare, Donne, Jonson, Herbert, Milton, Marvell). Spelling is mixed: the editors' introduction says the texts of the printed editions were generally normalised, while texts added only online are transcribed from original editions mainly without altered spelling, and Spenser is not modernised. The site is therefore not marked as modernised-only. Free to read; the copyright page says most poems are public domain and the collection as a whole is copyright. No bulk download. robots.txt blocks only admin and search paths. Site shows current daily content (checked 2026-10-13). The counts cover the poems of the poets who lived within 1450-1700; anonymous poems and poets who died after 1701 are not counted. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "rhythmiccorpus-sga", "title": "Rhythmic Corpus of 100 Spanish Golden Age Plays", "url": "https://zenodo.org/records/17537343", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.17537048", "data_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/17537343", "data_format": "plain-text", "institution": "Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (Álvaro Cuéllar)", "editors": [ "Álvaro Cuéllar" ], "published": 2025, "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "c. 1580-1680", "words": 1633328, "texts": 129, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1454447, "texts": 117 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "plain-text", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/17537343", "status": "archived", "last_modified": "2025-11-05", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Zenodo dataset DOI 10.5281/zenodo.17537343 (all-versions DOI 10.5281/zenodo.17537048 family): 100 securely attributed comedias by nine Golden Age playwrights (Cervantes, Lope, Tirso, Calderon, etc.), each in original and rhythmic-scansion versions, produced with Fernando Sanz-Lázaro's libEscansión and revised by hand. It accompanies Álvaro Cuéllar's article 'From Atoms to Waves: Rhythmic Stylometry for Authorship Studies of Early Modern Spanish Theatre' (Janus 14, 2025). Licence CC BY 4.0. The record is the exact source string cited by the harvest ('Cuéllar Rhythmic Corpus 100 SGA Plays'). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "rialc-catalan", "title": "RIALC - Repertorio informatizzato dell'antica letteratura catalana", "url": "http://www.rialc.unina.it/", "institution": "Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II (dir. Costanzo Di Girolamo, with Lola Badia)", "editors": [ "Costanzo Di Girolamo", "Lola Badia", "Lluís Cabré", "Miriam Cabré", "Sadurní Martí", "Gemma Navarro", "Josep Pujol", "Xavier Renedo", "Jaume Turró", "Massimiliano Andreoli", "Anna Maria Compagna", "Claudio Franchi", "Aniello Fratta" ], "languages": [ "Catalan" ], "period": "1455-1490", "words": 220010, "texts": 20, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 220010, "texts": 20 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "http://www.rialc.unina.it/_private/presentazione-dreta.htm", "license_note": "Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "RIALC (built 1999-2003 at Naples Federico II, in collaboration with the Universities of Barcelona, UAB and Girona) is the standard digital library of medieval Catalan poetry: ~216 authors and ~1,600 13th-15th c. poems transcribed from critical editions (HTML, not TEI). The texts include Joan de Masdovelles (~1460, 9 poems) and Joan Berenguer de Masdovelles (~1460, 168 poems); they are author pages of this repertory. No explicit licence; site is live but the project is no longer actively extended. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "richard-brome-online", "title": "Richard Brome Online", "url": "https://www.dhi.ac.uk/brome/", "institution": "Royal Holloway, University of London and Digital Humanities Institute, Sheffield (general editor Richard Cave)", "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1630s-1650s", "words": 394925, "texts": 16, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 394925, "texts": 16 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "status": "archived", "region": "England", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "author": "Richard Brome", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Edition of the fifteen surviving plays of Richard Brome and The Late Lancashire Witches (with Heywood), with the original quarto or octavo text and an annotated modern-spelling text side by side, essays, a glossary, stage histories and recorded workshop performances. Published 2010 (AHRC-funded); no later update seen. Copyright is held by Royal Holloway. The counts cover the original-spelling text, not the modernised version. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "rimay-janos-ifjukori-versgyujtemenye", "title": "Rimay János ifjúkori versgyűjteménye (network critical edition, Gépeskönyv)", "url": "https://magyar-irodalom.elte.hu/gepesk/rimay/", "institution": "ELTE BTK Magyar Irodalomtörténeti Intézet, Reneszánszkutatások Posztgraduális Központja (CHER) and BÖIP Tartalomipari Laboratórium; edited by Tóth Tünde", "editors": [ "Tünde Tóth" ], "published": 2001, "languages": [ "Hungarian" ], "period": "late 16th and 17th centuries", "words": 7468, "texts": 30, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 7468, "texts": 30 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://magyar-irodalom.elte.hu/gepesk/rimay/", "license_note": "The edition's title page carries '(C) 2001' and '(c) Gépeskönyv, 2001-2004'; no reuse licence is given on the cover, credits (nevjegy.htm) or help pages.", "status": "archived", "region": "Kingdom of Hungary", "countries": [ "HU", "SK", "AT" ], "author": "Rimay János", "date": "c. 1590-1610 (sources 1596-1677)", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Network critical edition (demo 1999, full version 2001-2004) of the early poems of the Hungarian poet János Rimay, edited by Tünde Tóth. The site gives the critical text of the poems (30 poem pages), a repertory of first lines, and the sources: the Fanchali Jób codex (1596-1608), the Balassa codex (after 1656) and further 16th-17th-century manuscripts and prints, which can be compared with the edition. The pages show a last-modified date of 2006 and no later activity, so the resource is listed as archived. The text opens in nested frames. The counts cover the 30 critical-text pages only, not the source transcriptions of each witness. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "huarochiri-quechua-full", "title": "Ritos y tradiciones de Huarochirí (Taylor 1987) — Biblioteca Digital Curt Nimuendajú", "url": "https://www.etnolinguistica.org/biblio:taylor-1987-ritos", "data_url": "https://www.etnolinguistica.org/biblio:taylor-1987-ritos", "data_format": "other", "institution": "Biblioteca Digital Curt Nimuendajú / etnolinguistica.org", "languages": [ "Quechua" ], "period": "1608-1608", "words": 11586, "texts": 17, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 11586, "texts": 17 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "other", "license": "CC-BY-3.0", "license_url": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/", "license_note": "The site footer says 'Except where otherwise noted, content on this site is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License'; the file is a PDF of Taylor's 1987 print edition (IEP / IFEA) and the page notes no separate licence for it, so the site-wide statement may not reflect the rights holders' position.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "The collection is the single-text digitisation of Gerald Taylor's 1987 IEP/IFEA edition of the Huarochiri manuscript (Quechua, ca. 1608), held on the Biblioteca Digital Curt Nimuendaju at etnolinguistica.org (PDF verified live: https://etnolinguistica.wdfiles.com/local--files/biblio%3Ataylor-1987-ritos/TaylorG_1987_RitosYTradicionesDeHuarochiri.pdf). The Renascor Corpus has only the reconstituted quechua text as plain text-derived 'keyed' material. Publicly downloadable; not a TEI project. Origin verbatim: Taylor (ed.) 1987 via Biblioteca Digital Curt Nimuendaju / etnolinguistica.org. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "ropsalt-romanian", "title": "roPsalt Romanian", "url": "https://github.com/mmoruz/RoPsalt", "data_url": "https://github.com/mmoruz/RoPsalt", "data_format": "xml", "institution": "roPSALT project, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi (Ana-Maria Ginsac, project lead; files published by Alex Moruz); funded by UEFISCDI", "languages": [ "Romanian" ], "period": "1510-1589", "words": 189045, "texts": 925, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 188849, "texts": 903 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows-and-staging", "encoding": "xml", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence in the GitHub repository (no LICENSE file; GitHub reports none; README only gives viewing instructions), in the XML files (no availability/licence element), or on the project page at scriptadacoromanica.ro (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2023-12-06", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Verse-aligned XML corpus of the sixteenth-century Romanian Psalters, produced by the roPSALT project (4 January 2021 to 31 December 2023), 'Re-evaluating the Sixteenth Century Romanian Psalters', hosted by the Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi and funded by UEFISCDI (PN-III-P4-ID-PCE-2020-2939). Each psalm (1 to 151) is one XML file that sets the Romanian witnesses (the Hurmuzaki, Scheian, Voronet and Ciobanu manuscripts and Coresi's printed psalters) beside the Church Slavonic and Latin (Vulgate and other) variants, with Cyrillic passages marked by language. The project is led by Ana-Maria Ginsac; Alex Moruz, a team member, uploaded the files to GitHub in December 2023, with a stylesheet and an XSD schema for viewing them in a browser. The repository has had no change since that upload. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "rostocker-matrikelportal", "title": "Rostocker Matrikelportal: database edition of the matriculation of students at the University of Rostock", "url": "http://matrikel.uni-rostock.de/", "institution": "Universitätsarchiv Rostock (edited by Kersten Krüger)", "editors": [ "Kersten Krüger" ], "published": 2010, "languages": [ "Latin", "German" ], "period": "1419-1831 (older matriculation books)", "texts": 33910, "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_url": "http://matrikel.uni-rostock.de/subpage.action?nav=top_kontakt&showTOC=false", "license_note": "The imprint page has only a liability disclaimer and a general copyright clause ('Der Autor ist bestrebt ... die Urheberrechte ... zu beachten'); no licence for the database entries appears on the home, project, release-of-data or imprint pages (checked 2026-10-13). Post-1945 names are withheld for data protection, not licensing.", "status": "active", "region": "Northern Germany (Rostock)", "countries": [ "DE" ], "years_active": { "start": 2008, "end": "ongoing" }, "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Searchable entries of the Rostock matriculation books, each with the date, name, origin, status and the editor's notes, with page images of the Hofmeister edition and of the original book. The database for 1419-1831 holds about 51,000 entries and is based on Adolf Hofmeister's printed edition (1899-1922). Records are short, structured entries rather than running text, and the portal also covers 1831 to today (names after 1945 are masked). The portal answers on http only. The counts treat each matriculation entry as a text, but the entries are short name entries (forename, surname, origin), not running text." }, { "id": "rostocker-urgichten", "title": "Rostocker Urgichten des 16. Jahrhunderts in Fällen von Zauberei und Hexerei. Digitale Methoden und Lehrkonzepte auf der Testbank", "url": "https://opendata.uni-halle.de/handle/1981185920/13873", "data_url": "https://opendata.uni-halle.de/handle/1981185920/13873", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg (Katrin Moeller and Andreas Müller); source: Stadtarchiv Rostock", "editors": [ "Katrin Moeller", "Andreas Müller" ], "published": 2019, "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1543-1596", "words": 69730, "texts": 50, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 69730, "texts": 50 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_note": "Each item carries its own Creative Commons licence (CC BY-SA 3.0 DE for most, CC BY-NC 3.0 DE, CC BY-ND 4.0 for others).", "status": "archived", "region": "Mecklenburg (Rostock)", "countries": [ "DE" ], "author": "Katrin Moeller; Andreas Müller (editors)", "date": "1543-1596", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Confessions from magic, sorcery and witchcraft trials before the lower court of the city of Rostock, from the Stadtarchiv Rostock. Each of the 50 items (a person's confession, dated 1543-1596; 20 of them from 1584 and 7 from 1586) is published with the scan (PDF), a TEI-XML transcription and an RTF version; a separate file gives the transcription rules (based on the DTA basic format). Deposited in 2019; no later additions were found. The counts cover all 50 TEI transcriptions, downloaded once in a browser because the file downloads are protected against automated access. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "royal-society-transactions", "title": "Royal Society Corpus 6.0 Open - Philosophical Transactions (1665-1700)", "url": "https://fedora.clarin-d.uni-saarland.de/rsc_v6/", "data_url": "https://fedora.clarin-d.uni-saarland.de/rsc_v6/access.html", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Saarland University (SFB 1102, Project B1 'Information Density and Scientific Literacy in English'; Fischer, Knappen, Menzel, Teich)", "editors": [ "Stefan Fischer", "Jörg Knappen", "Katrin Menzel", "Elke Teich" ], "published": 2016, "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1665-1700", "words": 2795758, "texts": 1424, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 2795758, "texts": 1424 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://fedora.clarin-d.uni-saarland.de/rsc_v6/access.html", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "The Royal Society Corpus 6.0 Open, built at Saarland University from the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London (texts from JSTOR and the Royal Society); the full corpus covers 1665-1920 and this entry covers the texts up to 1700. Licence CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "rubens-online", "title": "Rubens-online: Quellen und Dokumente zu Leben, Werk und literarischen Bezügen des Malers Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640)", "url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000083/startx.htm", "data_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/edoc/ed000083/mets.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel (Editiones Electronicae Guelferbytanae 6); edited by Nils Büttner and Ulrich Heinen, prepared by Agnes Heine", "editors": [ "Nils Büttner", "Ulrich Heinen" ], "published": 2011, "languages": [ "Dutch", "French", "Latin", "Italian", "German", "English", "Spanish" ], "period": "1564-1699", "words": 688895, "texts": 331, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 688588, "texts": 329 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "http://diglib.hab.de/nutzungshinweise.html", "license_note": "The edition page footer says '(c) 2011 Herzog August Bibliothek' and links the older terms (copyright.html, CC BY-SA 3.0 DE, marked outdated). The HAB's current usage notes say that data other than page images and structural files are copyrighted but, unless marked otherwise, licensed CC BY-SA (current version, legalcode 4.0); page images are public domain. Licence applied to the edition text by the library-wide rule, not by a statement on the edition itself.", "status": "archived", "region": "Antwerp, Cologne and Europe", "countries": [ "BE", "DE", "NL", "IT", "FR", "ES", "GB-ENG" ], "date": "1564-1699", "last_modified": "2016-04-14", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Edition of documents on Rubens: 307 archival records and letters (1564-1682: notarial and city-court acts, payments, Rubens's will), 30 contemporary biographies, poems and mentions up to 1700, and 8 longer printed works (Peacham 1627; de Piles 1677, 1681 and 1699; Asterius 1615; Baudius, Epistolae 1636; Philip Rubens 1608). The TEI files are listed in mets.xml (served one by one; the data_url is the index of the files). Files date from 2011; the index was last changed in April 2016. The counts leave out the works dated after 1700 (Houbraken 1718, Dubos 1719, de Piles 1708 and 1766, Orlandi 1733) and the six volumes of the Codex diplomaticus Rubenianus, a nineteenth-century edition of Rubens's letters. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "rup-folger", "title": "RUP — Rare or Unique Poems from Manuscripts, 1500-1660 (RUP)", "url": "https://github.com/jedmondes/Rare-or-Unique-Poems-from-manuscripts-1500-1660-FOLGER", "data_url": "https://github.com/jedmondes/Rare-or-Unique-Poems-from-manuscripts-1500-1660-FOLGER", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Jessica Edmondes (Folger Shakespeare Library fellowship)", "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1620-1620", "words": 3428, "texts": 20, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 3428, "texts": 20 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2026-06-09", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "RUP is an early-stage collaborative project (project blog at rup.hypotheses.org) publishing TEI encodings of rare or unique early modern English manuscript poems (<= 3 manuscript copies, never printed), begun during Jessica Edmondes' fellowship at the Folger Shakespeare Library; the source is the project's experimental TEI repo, whose file naming follows Folger LUNA image ids of the form 'rup_000001_va103_1_002v'. No custom ODD and no stated licence. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "smi-italianmusic", "title": "Saggi musicali italiani (SMI)", "url": "https://chmtl.indiana.edu/smi", "institution": "Center for the History of Music Theory and Literature (CHMTL), Indiana University Bloomington", "editors": [ "Andreas Giger" ], "published": 1997, "languages": [ "Italian" ], "period": "1599-1599", "words": 62023, "texts": 3, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 62023, "texts": 3 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://chmtl.indiana.edu/", "license_note": "Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Saggi musicali italiani (SMI) is an archive of Italian-language texts on music theory and aesthetics, modelled on the Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum, with transcriptions and page graphics for treatises from the fifteenth to the nineteenth century. The sixteenth- and early seventeenth-century part includes Pietro Aaron, Zarlino, Bocchi, Bottrigari (printed and manuscript), Artusi, Bonini, Doni and Cerreto. Texts are transcribed in plain ASCII, following the source's spelling except for expanded abbreviations, spaced apostrophes and normalised accents. The project was started in 1998 at Indiana University by Andreas Giger (director until 2018) at the Center for the History of Music Theory and Literature (CHMTL), Jacobs School of Music; Giuliano Di Bacco has directed it since 2019, when redevelopment into a wider archive of vernacular music-theory texts began. The search utility was shut down after a cyberattack in 2015 and restored in 2017; in 2026 the original address redirects to a CHMTL page saying the digital thesauri are unavailable after a university-wide outage and are being moved to a new server. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "salamanca", "title": "The School of Salamanca: Digital Collection of Sources (TEI)", "url": "https://github.com/digicademy/svsal-tei", "data_url": "https://github.com/digicademy/svsal-tei", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Academy of Sciences and Literature | Mainz; Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory (Frankfurt); Goethe University Frankfurt", "languages": [ "Latin", "Spanish" ], "period": "1522-1648", "words": 4271105, "texts": 18, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 4271105, "texts": 18 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://github.com/digicademy/svsal-tei/blob/master/README.md", "license_note": "The README states 'All the files ... are licensed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution licence (CC-BY 4.0) except where stated differently' in the file's own licence element; the TEI headers of W0002 and W0113 confirm cc-by 4.0.", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2025-07-14", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "Spanish", "texts": 9, "words": 2370099 }, { "language": "Latin", "texts": 9, "words": 1901006 } ], "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "TEI XML files of full-text editions of 16th- and early 17th-century legal, theological and economic works by authors of the School of Salamanca and of reference works they used, from the project 'The School of Salamanca: a digital collection of sources and a dictionary of its juridical-political language'. The GitHub repository holds 18 works (Azpilcueta, Banez, Mercado, Soto, Vitoria, Las Casas, Solorzano Pereira, Sepulveda and others, in Latin and Spanish), generally from the first printed edition; the digitised editions are dated 2018 to 2021. The project is a cooperation of the Academy of Sciences and Literature | Mainz, the Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory and Goethe University Frankfurt, with the team based in Frankfurt. Files are released under CC BY 4.0 and are forwarded automatically to Zenodo; the full texts are also searchable and downloadable (PDF and other formats) on salamanca.school. The repository was last updated in October 2024. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "edition-640", "title": "Secrets of Craft and Nature in Renaissance France (BnF Ms Fr 640)", "url": "https://edition640.makingandknowing.org/", "doi": "10.7916/78yt-2v41", "data_url": "https://github.com/cu-mkp/m-k-manuscript-data", "data_format": "xml", "institution": "Making and Knowing Project, Columbia University", "editors": [ "Pamela H. Smith", "Naomi Rosenkranz", "Tianna Helena Uchacz", "Tillmann Taape", "Clément Godbarge", "Sophie Pitman", "Jenny Boulboullé", "Joel Klein", "Donna Bilak", "Marc Smith", "Terry Catapano" ], "published": 2020, "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1580-1600", "words": 122621, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 122621, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "xml", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://github.com/cu-mkp/m-k-manuscript-data/blob/master/lib/branding.py", "license_note": "The data repository's export scripts (lib/branding.py) attach the licence URL https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/ and the 'Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 4.0' icons to the edition's generated files. The GitHub repository has no separate LICENSE file and Zenodo lists 'other-open'; the site is a JavaScript app whose footer could not be read directly. Images come from Gallica (BnF).", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Secrets of Craft and Nature in Renaissance France, the digital critical edition and English translation of BnF Ms. Fr. 640, a late 16th-century French artisanal manuscript held at the Bibliothèque nationale de France. The edition offers three versions of the text for each folio (transcription, normalised transcription and English translation) with commentary, glossary and manuscript images from Gallica. It was published in 2020 (DOI 10.7916/78yt-2v41) by the Making and Knowing Project at the Center for Science and Society, Columbia University, directed by Pamela H. Smith; the editors named in the edition's citation are Pamela H. Smith, Naomi Rosenkranz, Tianna Helena Uchacz, Tillmann Taape, Clément Godbarge, Sophie Pitman, Jenny Boulboullé, Joel Klein, Donna Bilak, Marc Smith and Terry Catapano. The edition's XML sources and derived files are on GitHub, with a Zenodo release. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "sefaria", "title": "Sefaria", "url": "https://www.sefaria.org/", "data_url": "https://github.com/Sefaria/Sefaria-Export", "data_format": "json", "data_formats": [ "json", "plain-text" ], "api_url": "https://developers.sefaria.org/reference", "languages": [ "Hebrew" ], "period": "1455-1700", "words": 51508557, "texts": 1043, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 18955529, "texts": 132 }, "count_basis": "sefaria-source-versions", "resource_statistics": { "url": "https://github.com/Pantagrueliste/renascor/blob/main/data/sefaria_statistics.json", "date": "2026-10-09", "note": "Counted 1,043 individual Hebrew source versions of 897 works whose entire recorded composition-date range lies within 1450–1700. Includes repeated content across editions; excludes generated merged files and translations. Undated and boundary-crossing works require review. Official export dated 2026-10-02, checked 2026-10-09." }, "encoding": "json", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://github.com/Sefaria/Sefaria-Export/blob/master/LICENSE.md", "license_note": "Each text version carries its own licence in the JSON license field; there is no repository-wide text licence.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Official bulk exports provide JSON and TXT downloads; the developer documentation describes the REST API. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (after removal of duplicate texts)." }, { "id": "selbstzeugnisse-hab", "title": "Selbstzeugnisse der Frühen Neuzeit in der Herzog August Bibliothek: Diarium Herzog Augusts des Jüngeren and Tagebücher Ludwig Rudolphs und Christine Luises", "url": "http://selbstzeugnisse.hab.de/", "data_url": "http://selbstzeugnisse.hab.de/edition/diarium/download", "data_format": "tei", "data_formats": [ "tei" ], "institution": "Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel", "editors": [ "Inga Hanna Ralle", "Alexander Zirr", "Andreas Herz", "Jan-Hendrik Hütten", "Miriam Mulzer" ], "published": 2017, "languages": [ "German", "Latin" ], "period": "1594-1635 and 1698-1699 (portal also holds diaries of 1701-1724)", "words": 42739, "texts": 492, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 42739, "texts": 492 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "http://selbstzeugnisse.hab.de/dienste", "status": "active", "region": "Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel", "countries": [ "DE" ], "years_active": { "start": 2014, "end": "ongoing" }, "date": "1594-1635; 1698-1699", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Portal of the HAB with a register of manuscript self-testimonies in the library, the edition of the diary (Ephemerides sive Diarium) of Duke August the Younger of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel for 1594-1635 (1,656 dated entries), the edition of four diaries of Duke Ludwig Rudolph and Duchess Christine Luise (1698-1724) and, since 2022, the 'Grand Tour digital' project (separate entry in the catalogue). TEI P5 files are available for download (the diary as one XML file, the 1698-1724 diaries as sz2.zip, both in the HAB GitLab). The data are under CC BY-SA 4.0 unless stated otherwise. The counts cover the 1594-1635 diary of August the Younger and Christine Luise's diary of 1698/99, since the diaries of Ludwig Rudolph (1701 to 1724) fall after the period. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "senie-latvian", "title": "SENIE Latvian", "url": "https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12574/141", "data_url": "https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12574/141", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "AiLab IMCS UL (Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Latvia) and Latvian Language Institute, University of Latvia", "editors": [ "Everita Andronova", "Maija Baltiņa", "Anna Frīdenberga", "Normunds Grūzītis", "Sintija Ķauķīte", "Kristīne Pokratniece", "Lauma Pretkalniņa", "Renāte Siliņa-Piņķe", "Elga Skrūzmane", "Andrejs Spektors", "Mārtiņš Spektors", "Ilze Štrausa", "Anta Trumpa", "Edmunds Trumpa", "Pēteris Vanags" ], "published": 2003, "languages": [ "Latvian" ], "period": "1507-1699", "words": 2476220, "texts": 156, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 2476220, "texts": 156 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://repository.clarin.lv/repository/xmlui/handle/20.500.12574/141", "license_note": "The CLARIN.LV record says 'This item is Publicly Available and licensed under: Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0)'; it covers the downloadable corpus files (TEI XML and plain text). The senie.korpuss.lv site itself states no separate licence.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "The Corpus of Early Written Latvian (SENIE) gives access to texts and facsimiles of written Latvian of the 16th to 18th centuries (102 sources in the 2025 release, including catechisms, postils, Gospels and Epistles, psalters, hymnals, dictionaries and Bible books). It is run by the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory of the Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Latvia (AiLab IMCS UL), with the Latvian Language Institute of the Faculty of Humanities, University of Latvia; the site opened in 2003 and was converted to Unicode in 2017. The site (updated 2026-10-08) is a library of full source texts and facsimiles, and the corpus is also searchable in the National Corpora Collection (korpuss.lv). The CLARIN.LV repository item (issued 2025-11-27) offers TEI XML (hyphenated and unhyphenated) and plain-text DSL downloads, with state research programmes and the Language Technology Initiative named as funders. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "sermo", "title": "SERMO - Corpus de sermons protestants 1550-1750", "url": "http://sermo.unine.ch/SERMO/", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.14620209", "data_url": "http://sermo.unine.ch/SERMO/apropos/index?part=corpus", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Universite de Neuchatel (Carine Skupien Dekens; SNSF grant 105212_160030)", "editors": [ "Carine Skupien Dekens" ], "published": 2018, "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1555-1750", "words": 521919, "texts": 62, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 521919, "texts": 62 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/14620210", "license_note": "The Zenodo record 'Corpus SERMO: un corpus annote de 62 sermons protestants en francais' (deposited by project lead Carine Skupien Dekens, which links back to sermo.unine.ch) is licensed CC BY 4.0 for the TEI files. The SERMO site and the TEI headers carry no licence of their own, so this is the only explicit statement and is applied by inference to the same texts.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "SERMO is an SNSF project (2015-2018) at Neuchâtel that produced a corpus of 62 French Protestant sermons (about 600,000 tokens, mostly printed in Geneva, 1555-1750). The complete TEI texts are on the project site (served over http only); the Zenodo deposit (DOI 10.5281/zenodo.14620210, CC BY 4.0) is only a partial copy. The annotation (lemmas, parts of speech) is available only through the project's CQPweb interface, which needs a login. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "russian-ulozhenie1649", "title": "Sobornoe ulozhenie 1649 goda (Russian Wikisource transcription)", "url": "https://ru.wikisource.org/wiki/%D0%A1%D0%BE%D0%B1%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B5_%D1%83%D0%BB%D0%BE%D0%B6%D0%B5%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%B5_1649_%D0%B3%D0%BE%D0%B4%D0%B0", "institution": "Russian Wikisource community", "languages": [ "Russian" ], "period": "1649-1649", "words": 89869, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 89869, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "wikitext", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.ru", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-SA-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "The single text is a transcription on Russian Wikisource of the 1649 Sobornoe ulozhenie (Muscovite law code, Introduction and 25 chapters). It follows the Polnoe sobranie zakonov Rossiiskoi imperii, Sobranie pervoe, vol. I (St Petersburg, 1830), proofread page by page on Russian Wikisource; the text is public domain (RusGov licence template). No scholarly project stands behind it; it is a community wiki transcription rather than a TEI project. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "devonshire-manuscript", "title": "A Social Edition of the Devonshire MS (BL Add. MS 17492)", "url": "https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/The_Devonshire_Manuscript", "data_url": "https://github.com/etcluvic/devonshire-ms", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "University of Victoria (editorial team led by Ray Siemens); print edition by Iter & ACMRS Press", "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "c. 1539-1547", "words": 29880, "texts": 186, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 29880, "texts": 186 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/The_Devonshire_Manuscript", "license_note": "Wikibooks page footer: 'Text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License' (CC BY-SA 4.0), covering the social edition hosted there; the catalogue note says the archived TEI files at Oxford LLDS are CC BY-SA 4.0 (that record is bot-walled and was not verified). Caution: the TEI headers in the GitHub archive (etcluvic/devonshire-ms) state 'Available upon request for teaching and academic purposes only', and the repository has no LICENSE file.", "status": "archived", "region": "England", "years_active": { "start": 2004 }, "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "A digital edition of a mid-sixteenth-century miscellany of verse and prose, compiled in the court circle of Margaret Douglas and later the Rutland household, with contributions by Thomas Wyatt, Mary Shelton and others. Diplomatic transcription, modernised text and scholarly apparatus, encoded in TEI P5. The original dedicated site (devonshire.unb.ca) is offline; the social edition now lives on Wikibooks, and the ~200 TEI XML transcriptions and witnesses (CC BY-SA 4.0) are archived at Oxford LLDS: https://llds.phon.ox.ac.uk/llds/xmlui/handle/20.500.14106/2587\n\nThe counts cover the 186 poem and item files of the manuscript, not the 288 witness files. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "gongora-soledades", "title": "Soledades. Edición digital (Luis de Góngora, 1613) — ed. Antonio Rojas Castro", "url": "http://soledades.uni-koeln.de/", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.592777", "data_url": "https://github.com/arojascastro/soledades", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Antonio Rojas Castro (ed.); Cologne Center for eHumanities (CCeH), Universität zu Köln", "editors": [ "Antonio Rojas Castro" ], "published": 2015, "languages": [ "Spanish" ], "period": "1612-1627", "words": 36856, "texts": 3, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 36856, "texts": 3 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2025-08-05", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-08", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "TEI encodings and datasets supporting the digital edition of Góngora's Soledades (1613) in the arojascastro/soledades GitHub repository: an annotated edition (soledades_anotada.xml), a critical edition (soledades_critica.xml) and simple transcriptions. The Renascor Corpus harvest labelled this set 'GitHubTEI'. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "ssrq-swisslaw", "title": "SSRQ Online — Sammlung Schweizerischer Rechtsquellen / Collection des sources du droit suisse", "url": "https://ssrq-sds-fds.ch/", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.10876640", "data_url": "https://github.com/SSRQ-SDS-FDS/editio-data", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Law Sources Foundation of the Swiss Jurists' Society (SSRQ), editorial office at the Universität Zürich (Historisches Seminar)", "editors": [ "Arnaud Besson", "Rita Binz-Wohlhauser", "Pau Castell Granados", "Maurice de Tribolet", "Lionel Dorthe", "Dominique Favarger", "Ariane Huber Hernándzes", "Rainer Hugener", "Lionel Lüthi", "Sibylle Malamud", "Michael Nadig", "Gwendolin Ortega", "Martine Ostorero", "Grégoire Oguey", "Bastian Politycki", "Sandra Reisinger", "Michael Schaffner", "Christian Sonder", "Pascale Sutter", "Adrien Wyssbrod" ], "published": 2018, "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1500-1644", "words": 1058858, "texts": 7, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1058858, "texts": 7 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "SSRQ is Switzerland's critical edition series of medieval/early modern legal sources, published in XML/TEI online since 2019 (Omeka S) and now also on the new 'editio' platform; the harvested origins are Zurich volumes of the Neue Folge (e.g. 'SSRQ ZH_NF_I_2_1 (1452-1637, 222 docs)', 'SSRQ ZH_NF_II_11 (1458-1696, 124 docs)'). The old domain ssrq-sdsr.ch has been renamed to ssrq-sds-fds.ch (the .sdsr URLs no longer resolve); TEI data is published on Zenodo (DOI 10.5281/zenodo.10878757) and by the GitHub org SSRQ-SDS-FDS. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "stationers-register-online", "title": "Stationers' Register Online", "url": "https://stationersregister.online/", "data_url": "https://stationersregister.online/api/allEntries", "data_format": "tei", "data_formats": [ "tei" ], "institution": "Giles Bergel (Oxford), Ian Gadd (Bath Spa) with James Cummings and Pip Willcox; supported by CREATe, University of Glasgow", "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1554-1640", "words": 379559, "texts": 9575, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 379464, "texts": 9571 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gbergel/SRO_data/master/Arber/Arber%20full%20text/arber3-2017-01-13.xml", "license_note": "The TEI header of the project's GitHub data files (gbergel/SRO_data, Arber full text) has Creative Commons Attribution, with the Bodleian Library, University of Oxford, as distributor. The repository has no LICENSE file and the web app (React single-page site) states no licence in its static pages; the data is the transcription of Arber's 19th-century edition.", "status": "active", "region": "London", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "date": "1554-1640", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Database of the copy-entries (permissions to print) recorded in the Stationers' Company Register, 1554-1640, from Arber's transcript corrected against the Register's images, with original spelling, cancelled text, marginalia and Arber's notes, and indexes of stationers and titles. The full TEI XML is delivered by the site's /api/allEntries service (10,453 entries). The sibling series by Eyre and Rivington (1640-1708) is described by the project but was not found in the data. The site works as of October 2026; the web application dates from about 2018 and no dated update was found, so the status 'active' is a cautious reading. Most entries (9,792) carry no date of their own, so their year is carried forward from the preceding entry and is approximate. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "statutes-realm", "title": "Statutes of the Realm", "url": "https://www.british-history.ac.uk/series/statutes-realm", "institution": "Institute of Historical Research (British History Online)", "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1625-1697", "words": 1112931, "texts": 291, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1112931, "texts": 291 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Public domain", "license_url": "https://www.british-history.ac.uk/statutes-realm/vol5", "license_note": "Each volume page says 'This free content was digitised by double rekeying. Public Domain.' The site-wide terms of use (british-history.ac.uk/terms) reserve rights in other material (non-commercial use, citation, no modification), but the Statutes volumes are marked public domain.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Three volumes (5 to 7, covering 1625 to 1701) of the Statutes of the Realm, the authoritative collection of Acts of the Parliament of England, in British History Online. The volumes are the printed edition by John Raithby (1819-1820), from Charles I and Charles II to the Bill of Rights, the Triennial Act, the Civil List Act and the Act of Settlement under William III, with each act as a page and the tables and prefaces. British History Online is a not-for-profit digital library at the Institute of Historical Research, University of London (editor John Levin), run with the History of Parliament Trust. The text was digitised by double rekeying and is offered as HTML pages; no bulk download was found. The site footer shows version 6.0 (2024). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "guicciardini-storia-italia", "title": "Storia d'Italia (Francesco Guicciardini): analytical digital edition of the opening passage", "url": "https://guicciardini-storia-italia.huma-num.fr/", "data_url": "https://guicciardini-storia-italia.huma-num.fr/files/SI_Ms_30_3juillet2019H.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Paola Moreno (Université de Liège) with Élise Leclerc (Université Grenoble Alpes) and Samantha Saïdi (ENS de Lyon)", "editors": [ "Paola Moreno", "Elise Leclerc" ], "published": 2019, "languages": [ "Italian" ], "period": "1537-1540", "words": 7867, "texts": 14, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 7867, "texts": 14 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/", "status": "archived", "region": "Italy (Florence)", "countries": [ "IT" ], "author": "Francesco Guicciardini", "date": "1537-1540", "last_modified": "2021-02-16", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Semi-diplomatic transcriptions, beside facsimiles, of the successive drafts of the opening passage (exordium) of Guicciardini's History of Italy in eight manuscripts (family archive and Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, Florence). Only the opening is edited so far; the project hopes to extend it. The site was last changed in 2021 (server dates 2019-2021) and no extension has appeared since. The 14 transcribed sections carry no dates, so their place within 1450-1700 rests on the dating of the drafts to 1537-1540. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "suriano-correspondence", "title": "Suriano Correspondence", "url": "https://suriano.huygens.knaw.nl/", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.13950092", "data_url": "https://github.com/HuygensING/suriano/tree/main/datasource/tei", "data_format": "tei", "editors": [ "Helmer Helmers", "Nina Lamal" ], "published": 2024, "languages": [ "Italian" ], "period": "1616-1623", "words": 1132668, "texts": 11, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1132668, "texts": 11 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/13950093", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-4.0. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2026-03-09", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it). https://github.com/HuygensING/suriano. The TEI files are on the GitHub main branch only, not in the Zenodo record." }, { "id": "svea-pommern", "title": "SVEA-Pommern: Maps and texts of the Swedish land survey of Pomerania north of the Peene (1692-1709)", "url": "https://svea.geo.uni-greifswald.de/svea/", "data_url": "https://svea.geo.uni-greifswald.de/svea/files/xhtml-edition/auswahl.html", "data_format": "tei", "data_formats": [ "tei", "html" ], "institution": "Universität Greifswald (Geographisches Institut) with the Landesarchiv Greifswald and Universität Rostock (Stefan Kroll)", "languages": [ "Swedish" ], "period": "1692-1709", "words": 288551, "texts": 255, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 288551, "texts": 255 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Custom terms", "license_url": "https://svea.geo.uni-greifswald.de/svea/files/xhtml-edition/hinweise.html", "status": "active", "region": "Swedish Pomerania (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern)", "countries": [ "DE" ], "date": "1692-1709", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Edition of the Swedish land survey (Landesaufnahme) of Pomerania north of the river Peene, the first cadastre of its kind in Germany: descriptions of villages and estates in older Swedish, with a transcription (HTML only) and a German translation (HTML and TEI P5 XML) for each of 255 places; the TEI files cover the German translations only, not the Swedish transcriptions that we count, a web map and indexes. The main survey is dated 1692-1698 (our check: 1694, 1696 and 1697 are the usual dates); a revision of 1704-1709 is transcribed in the same pages, so part of each text falls after 1700. Most pages give both the original fair copy and the draft. The project is described as finished and the site was last edited on 3 March 2025. The Greifswald and Rostock copyright notice allows research, teaching and private use. The counts cover the transcription pages, and because the revision of 1704-1709 sits in the same pages, part of the words fall after 1700. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "cornish-gwreansanbys", "title": "Taklow Kernewek ('Cornish Things') — Cornish language text resources", "url": "https://taklowkernewek.neocities.org/", "data_url": "https://github.com/davidtreth/taklow-kernewek", "data_format": "plain-text", "institution": "Taklow Kernewek (David Trethewey), personal project; text from the Kernewek Kemmyn respelling of Stokes's edition (Keith Syed and Ray Edwards, KDL 2000)", "languages": [ "Cornish" ], "period": "1611-1611", "words": 12560, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 12560, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "plain-text", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://github.com/davidtreth/taklow-kernewek/blob/master/README.txt", "license_note": "Repository README: the source code is under the GNU GPL, 'except for the corpus where the copyright belongs to the original authors and translators'. The Gwreans an Bys file (kernewek_corpus/cwkdlms.txt) is Stokes's 1864 transcription digitised by Keith Syed from the KDL edition (2000), used with thanks to Ray Edwards. No reuse licence for the text.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Taklow Kernewek, a personal site by David Trethewey, hosts digitised Cornish texts including 'Gwreans an Bys' (The Creation of the World, Cornish mystery play, MS 1611) in plain text. The text used is the Kernewek Kemmyn respelling (Keith Syed and Ray Edwards, KDL edition 2000) of Whitley Stokes's edition (1864); the manuscript-spelling text is kernewek_corpus/cwkdlms.txt in the GitHub repository. Licence not stated on the site. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "fallofconstantinople-arranz", "title": "Tale of the Fall of Constantinople - parallel interlinear edition (obdurodon.org)", "url": "https://arranz.obdurodon.org/", "data_url": "https://arranz.obdurodon.org/edition.xml", "data_format": "xml", "institution": "Isabel Arranz del Riego (Universidad Complutense de Madrid); maintained by David J. Birnbaum (University of Pittsburgh, obdurodon.org)", "editors": [ "Isabel Arranz del Riego", "David J. Birnbaum" ], "languages": [ "Church Slavonic" ], "period": "1561-1585", "words": 29847, "texts": 2, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 29847, "texts": 2 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "xml", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-3.0", "license_url": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/", "license_note": "The site header carries the badge 'Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 3.0 Unported License' linking to the licence deed; it is a site-wide statement (the page has no separate footer), so it covers the edition pages and XML, not the manuscript images held by Hilandar.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "arranz.obdurodon.org (live 200) hosts the interlinear collation digital edition of the East Slavic 'Povest' o vzjatii Car'grada' (Tale of the capture of Constantinople), developed by Isabel Arranz del Riego from her 2013 UCM dissertation and maintained by David J. Birnbaum with XML/RelaxNG files and the three Hilandar Monastery witnesses 281 (1561), 280 (1585) and 282 (1826) - the first two are exactly the harvested witnesses ('witness HM281 (1561)', 'witness HM280 (1585)'). Released under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "cet-teatro16c-portuguese", "title": "Teatro de Autores Portugueses do Séc. XVI", "url": "http://cet-e-quinhentos.com/", "institution": "Centro de Estudos de Teatro (CET), Faculdade de Letras da Universidade de Lisboa, dir. José Camões (FCT project POCTI/ELT/33464/2000)", "languages": [ "Portuguese" ], "period": "1502-1598", "words": 676876, "texts": 83, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 676876, "texts": 83 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "http://cet-e-quinhentos.com/info", "license_note": "Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Textual database of critical editions of 16th-century Portuguese theatre by the Centro de Estudos de Teatro (ULisboa). The live obras page (ver http://cet-e-quinhentos.com/obras, 200) lists the exact collected autos, including 'Auto de Santiago' by Afonso Álvares and 'Auto das Padeiras' (Anónimo). HTML site with critical apparatus/glossary/facsimiles (not TEI). Licence not stated. Origin verbatim: 'CET 16c PT theatre: Afonso Álvares — Auto de Santiago'. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "testaments-of-culhuacan", "title": "The Testaments of Culhuacan (S. L. Cline & M. León-Portilla)", "url": "https://www.history.ucsb.edu/wp-content/uploads/testaments_of_culhuacan.pdf", "institution": "Sarah L. Cline and Miguel León-Portilla; UCLA Latin American Center Publications (Nahuatl Studies Series 1, 1984); PDF hosted by the UCSB Department of History", "editors": [ "S. L. Cline", "Miguel León-Portilla" ], "languages": [ "Nahuatl" ], "period": "1572-1599", "words": 25121, "texts": 78, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 25121, "texts": 78 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "other", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "The PDF (a 'provisionally modified first edition' posted for open reading, PDF dated January 2010, series editor James Lockhart) has no copyright, licence or permission statement in its front matter or text, and no hosting page on history.ucsb.edu gives terms (checked 2026-10-13). The 1984 print edition was published by the UCLA Latin American Center; a revised trilingual edition was issued in 2023 by Universidad Iberoamericana.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Nahuatl testaments from Culhuacan with English translation, from the 1984 edition, made available as a PDF by the UCSB Department of History. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "textgrid-repository", "title": "TextGrid Repository", "url": "https://textgridrep.org/", "data_url": "https://textgridrep.org/project/TGPR-372fe6dc-57f2-6cd4-01b5-2c4bbefcfd3c", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "TextGrid Consortium (German universities and research institutions)", "languages": [ "English", "French", "German", "Italian", "Latin" ], "period": "800-1900", "words": 13060849, "texts": 14576, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 7509814, "texts": 13208 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-3.0-DE", "license_url": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/de/legalcode", "status": "active", "region": "German-speaking Europe", "years_active": { "start": 2006, "end": "ongoing" }, "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "A digital repository for the humanities offering TEI-encoded texts, images, and structured data. Includes many scholarly editions of German literature. Free registration for some features; texts are openly licensed. The counts cover works from the Digitale Bibliothek and a few other projects, dated by the author's active span, so dates are approximate and works straddling 1450 or 1700 are left out. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "theatreclassique", "title": "Théâtre Classique", "url": "http://www.theatre-classique.fr/", "data_url": "http://www.theatre-classique.fr/pages/programmes/PageEdition.php", "data_format": "xml", "languages": [ "French" ], "period": "1659-1697", "words": 29912, "texts": 2, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 29912, "texts": 2 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "xml", "license": "CC-BY-NC-ND-4.0", "license_url": "https://www.theatre-classique.fr/pages/droits.html", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "The two texts in the catalogue statistics were taken from the dramacode/tcp5 GitHub conversion of the Théâtre classique XML sources (https://github.com/dramacode/tcp5, TEI P5); one of them (Dorimond, Le Festin de Pierre) is credited in its header to Molière 21 / Université Paris-Sorbonne (Marc Douguet, 2016) rather than to the site. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "tmi-smi-italian", "title": "Thesaurus Musicarum Italicarum (TmiWeb) and Saggi Musicali Italiani", "url": "https://tmiweb.science.uu.nl", "doi": "10.17026/dans-zum-ywbw", "institution": "Department of Information and Computing Sciences, Utrecht University (TMI); Center for the History of Music Theory and Literature, Indiana University (SMI)", "editors": [ "F. Wiering" ], "published": 2000, "languages": [ "Italian" ], "period": "1525-1649", "words": 2029235, "texts": 41, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 2029235, "texts": 41 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://web.archive.org/web/20230529094521/https://euromusicology.cs.uu.nl/copyright.html", "license_note": "Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Texts of the Thesaurus Musicarum Italicarum (TmiWeb, Utrecht University), an electronic corpus of Italian music treatises from the Renaissance and early Baroque, together with the Saggi Musicali Italiani (SMI) texts. The original SMI site at Indiana University is no longer available; those texts were retrieved from the Internet Archive. A TEI P5 deposit exists at DANS (doi:10.17026/dans-zum-ywbw) but its files are restricted. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "tml", "title": "Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum Revivificatus (TMLr) - adaptation of the TML", "url": "https://github.com/cmm2209/TMLr", "data_url": "https://github.com/cmm2209/TMLr", "data_format": "html", "institution": "Center for the History of Music Theory and Literature, Indiana University (original TML); adapted as TMLr by Caleb Mutch", "editors": [ "Caleb Mutch" ], "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "1475-1650", "words": 1789274, "texts": 219, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1789274, "texts": 219 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://cmm2209.github.io/TMLr/terms/", "license_note": "The terms page says the TMLr is 'licensed under CC BY 4.0 by Caleb Mutch' and adapted from the TML, which is itself used under CC BY 4.0; copyrighted materials of the original TML are excluded. The GitHub repository carries no separate LICENSE file.", "status": "active", "last_modified": "2026-02-23", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum Revivificatus (TMLr) is a static-site rebuild of the Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum, the collection of Latin music-theory treatises from late antiquity to the seventeenth century begun in 1990 under Thomas Mathiesen at the Center for the History of Music Theory and Literature, Indiana University. The adaptation is by Caleb Mutch; its GitHub repository was created in January 2026 and last updated in February 2026. Texts are HTML pages that can be browsed by century, incipit, source and title and searched, with concordances to Grove and other lists. Only public-domain material is reproduced: copyrighted items of the original TML are left out and linked externally where possible. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "ticha-zapotec", "title": "Ticha Zapotec", "url": "https://ticha.haverford.edu/en/", "data_url": "https://github.com/HCDigitalScholarship/ticha-xml-tei", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Haverford College (Brook Danielle Lillehaugen, project lead), with the University of Florida and UNAM; Zapotec Advisory Board", "editors": [ "Brook Danielle Lillehaugen", "George Aaron Broadwell", "Michel R. Oudijk", "Laurie Allen", "May Plumb", "Mike Zarafonetis" ], "published": 2016, "languages": [ "Zapotec" ], "period": "1578-1666", "words": 73928, "texts": 229, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 73928, "texts": 229 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://ticha.haverford.edu/", "license_note": "The Ticha website states CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (applied here); the data repository's license.txt states CC BY-SA 4.0.", "status": "archived", "last_modified": "2022-03-10", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Ticha is a digital text explorer for Colonial Valley Zapotec, with images of the original documents, transcriptions, English and modern Spanish translations, morphological interlinear glossing and commentary, on a corpus of manuscripts (mainly 17th- and 18th-century testaments and legal documents from Oaxaca archives) and printed works such as Cordova's Arte (1578), Feria's Doctrina and Levanto's Arte and Cathecismo. At the time of checking, 31 of 204 listed manuscripts had transcriptions. The project was led by Brook Danielle Lillehaugen (Haverford College) with George Aaron Broadwell (University of Florida), Michel R. Oudijk (UNAM), Laurie Allen, May Plumb and Mike Zarafonetis, supported by ACLS, NEH, the American Philosophical Society and Haverford College; the first edition dates from 2016. TEI versions of the texts are in the project's GitHub repository (HCDigitalScholarship/ticha-xml-tei); the news page has no entry after September 2021. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "titus", "title": "TITUS (Thesaurus Indogermanischer Text- und Sprachmaterialien)", "url": "https://titus.uni-frankfurt.de/", "data_url": "https://titus.uni-frankfurt.de/sliekkas/html/texts.html", "data_format": "xml", "institution": "Goethe-Universität Frankfurt", "languages": [ "Albanian", "Georgian", "Lithuanian", "Old Prussian" ], "period": "1545-1700", "words": 1746475, "texts": 26, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 1746475, "texts": 26 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "xml", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://titus.uni-frankfurt.de/texte/etcs/alban/buzuku/buzuk.htm", "license_note": "Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "language_counts": [ { "language": "Georgian", "texts": 14, "words": 1302569 }, { "language": "Albanian", "texts": 3, "words": 243167, "works": [ "Buzuku, Meshari (1555)", "Matranga, Dottrina Christiana (1592)", "Bogdani, Cuneus prophetarum (1685)" ] }, { "language": "Lithuanian", "texts": 6, "words": 192133 }, { "language": "Old Prussian", "texts": 3, "words": 8606, "works": [ "First Catechism (1545)", "Second Catechism (1545)", "Enchiridion (1561)" ] } ], "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "TITUS is the Frankfurt Thesaurus of Indo-European Text and Language Materials; the selection here covers Albanian, Georgian, Lithuanian and Old Prussian texts of 1545–1700. Most are published as HTML pages; only the Old Lithuanian texts of the SLIEKKAS sub-project (linked as the data page) are available as XML, with Toolbox and ELAN files. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "tmk", "title": "TMK", "url": "http://tmk.nytud.hu", "institution": "Research Institute for Linguistics, Budapest (Novák, Gugán, Varga, Dömötör)", "editors": [ "Attila Novák", "Katalin Gugán", "Mónika Varga", "Adrienne Dömötör" ], "languages": [ "Hungarian" ], "period": "1532-1700", "words": 341826, "texts": 1183, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 341772, "texts": 1178 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows-and-staging", "encoding": "html", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://nytud.hu/impresszum", "license_note": "Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Corpus of private letters and witness testimonies from trial records in Old and Middle Hungarian (before 1772), in roughly equal parts. The texts are normalised, morphologically annotated and given sociolinguistic metadata, and are searched through an online query interface with lexical maps. They are taken from printed source editions (e.g. Schram's Magyarországi boszorkányperek, the Kolozsvár witch trials, the Nádasdy, Zrínyi and Batthyány letters), listed on the site's source page. Made by Attila Novák, Katalin Gugán, Mónika Varga and Adrienne Dömötör (Research Institute for Linguistics, Budapest) with OTKA K 81189 and NKFI-OTKA K 116217 funding; it belongs to the Hungarian National Corpus Portal. The latest size statement on the site dates from September 2020, when the material was said to be still growing. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "florentinecodex-nahuatl", "title": "Transcript of the Florentine Codex (Nahuatl)", "url": "https://zenodo.org/records/7213020", "doi": "10.5281/zenodo.7213019", "data_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/7213020", "data_format": "plain-text", "institution": "Valery A. Berthoud F. (editor of the Zenodo deposit)", "editors": [ "Valery A. Berthoud F." ], "published": 2022, "languages": [ "Nahuatl" ], "period": "1577-1577", "words": 290869, "texts": 12, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 290869, "texts": 12 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "plain-text", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "https://zenodo.org/records/7213020", "license_note": "The Zenodo record gives Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International for the deposited transcript.", "status": "archived", "last_modified": "2025-06-14", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Plain-text transcription of the Nahuatl text of Bernardino de Sahagun's Florentine Codex (General History of the Things of New Spain, Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, Florence), edited and deposited on Zenodo by Valery A. Berthoud F. The deposit has twelve text files, one per book, plus a readme; some special characters, such as the tilde, are missing. Version 1.0 was published on 16 October 2022 and the record was last modified in June 2025. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "tychobrahe-portuguese", "title": "TychoBrahe Portuguese", "url": "https://www.tycho.iel.unicamp.br/corpus/en/", "data_url": "https://www.tycho.iel.unicamp.br/corpus/texts/xml/", "data_format": "xml", "institution": "Instituto de Estudos da Linguagem (IEL), Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP), with IME-USP", "editors": [ "Charlotte Galves", "Pablo Faria" ], "published": 2017, "languages": [ "Portuguese" ], "period": "1524-1696", "words": 616264, "texts": 16, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 616264, "texts": 16 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "xml", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://www.tycho.iel.unicamp.br/corpus/en/termos.html", "license_note": "Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it). https://www.tycho.iel.unicamp.br/corpus/texts/txt.zip." }, { "id": "urfehdebuecher-basel-x", "title": "Urfehdebücher der Stadt Basel – digitale Edition (Urfehdebuch X, 1563-1569)", "url": "https://gams.uni-graz.at/context:ufbas", "data_url": "https://gams.uni-graz.at/o:ufbas.1563/TEI_SOURCE", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Universität Basel (Susanna Burghartz, Sonia Calvi) and Zentrum für Informationsmodellierung, Universität Graz (Georg Vogeler)", "editors": [ "Susanna Burghartz", "Sonia Calvi", "Georg Vogeler" ], "published": 2016, "languages": [ "German" ], "period": "1563-1569", "words": 85455, "texts": 621, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 85455, "texts": 621 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0", "license_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0", "status": "archived", "region": "Basel", "countries": [ "CH" ], "date": "1563-1569", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Digital edition (beta) of one volume of the oaths of truce (Urfehden) sworn before the Basel council: Staatsarchiv Basel-Stadt, Ratsbücher O 10, Urfehdebuch X, January 1563 to December 1569. The site does not cover the other Urfehdebücher. The volume has 626 entries, all within the period. The record page shows 'zuletzt verändert am 31.1.2017' (last changed 31 January 2017) and the project belongs to a 2016 teaching exercise, so it is listed as archived. Page images are hosted externally by the Staatsarchiv Basel-Stadt. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "vakk-estonian", "title": "VAKK Estonian", "url": "https://vakk.ut.ee", "doi": "10.15155/1-00-0000-0000-0000-00075l", "institution": "University of Tartu (research group on Old Literary Estonian, Chair of Estonian)", "editors": [ "Külli Prillop", "Külli Habicht", "Epp Ehasalu", "Valve-Liivi Kingisepp", "Jaak Peebo" ], "languages": [ "Estonian" ], "period": "1490-1700", "words": 646479, "texts": 87, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 646452, "texts": 83 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows-and-staging", "encoding": "html", "license": "CC-BY-NC", "license_url": "https://metashare.ut.ee/repository/browse/corpus-of-old-written-estonian/53973be2a0d411eebb4773db10791bcf0d15f5f74b8c4044bd3088073242f4a4/", "license_note": "The META-SHARE record (DOI 10.15155/1-00-0000-0000-0000-00075L) gives licence 'CC - BY - NC', restricted to academic non-commercial use, without stating a version, so the SPDX id is approximate. The vakk.ut.ee site itself shows no licence. The catalogue value 'Mixed' may be kept if the court protocols differ.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Corpus of Old Written Estonian (VAKK) of the University of Tartu, with texts from the 15th to the 19th century. It holds all known surviving Estonian texts of the 15th and 16th centuries (manuscripts and prints, name lists excepted), most surviving 17th-century prints and known manuscript sermons, and a selection of 18th- and 19th-century prints; it also hosts 19th-century parish court protocols. Older texts are lemmatised and morphologically tagged, partly by hand and partly with Külli Prillop's Vakker software, and the corpus is searched and filtered online, with CSV or Excel export of results. The work began in 1995 in the Old Written Language research group of the Chair of Estonian (led by Valve-Liivi Kingisepp) and is funded by Estonian national programmes; the corpus has a DOI and is listed in META-SHARE. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "vasto-varchi-storia-fiorentina", "title": "VaSto: Benedetto Varchi, Storia fiorentina (genetic and annotated digital edition)", "url": "https://dharc-org.github.io/progetto-vasto/", "data_url": "https://github.com/dharc-org/progetto-vasto/tree/master/evt2beta2/data/text", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "DH.ARC, Università di Bologna, with Concordia University (Montréal) and CarisBo", "editors": [ "Dario Brancato" ], "published": 2020, "languages": [ "Italian" ], "period": "16th century", "words": 3045, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 3045, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-ND-3.0", "license_url": "https://dharc-org.github.io/progetto-vasto/", "status": "archived", "region": "Italy (Florence)", "countries": [ "IT" ], "author": "Benedetto Varchi", "date": "Composed before 1565 (narrates 1527-1530)", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Digital genetic and annotated edition (EVT2) of Varchi's unfinished Storia fiorentina, left incomplete at his death in 1565 and printed only in 1721 in a censored form. The site offers diplomatic and critical views with facsimile. Only the Proemio is published so far: the TEI file pilot_proemio.xml in the project's GitHub repository holds it; the whole work is not online. Status archived: the repository's last commit is 13 June 2021 and the site has had no update since. The licence is the Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 3.0 link shown on the home page. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "venetian-inscriptions-cyprus", "title": "Venetian Inscriptions in Cyprus (La Lettera e il Leone)", "url": "https://venetianinscriptions.cyi.ac.cy/", "institution": "Ca' Foscari University of Venice (Lorenzo Calvelli) and The Cyprus Institute (STARC)", "languages": [ "Latin" ], "period": "1474-1571", "words": 244, "texts": 6, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 244, "texts": 6 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_note": "The only rights notice on the platform is the footer '(c) La Lettera e il Leone, All Right Reserved'; there is no about, terms or licence page, and the EpiDoc XML downloads carry an empty placeholder in .... The site calls itself an Open Access platform, but no open licence is given (checked 2026-10-13).", "status": "active", "region": "Cyprus", "countries": [ "CY" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "inscription" ], "notes": "Open access platform of Latin Renaissance inscriptions from Venetian-ruled Cyprus (1474-1571) with interpreted and diplomatic transcriptions, English and Italian translations, apparatus and photos; no login needed (the LogIn link is for editors). 27 inscriptions in total on 17 sites: 24 are dated within or overlapping 1450-1700 (15 with numeric years, 9 with approximate dates such as 'end of the 15th century'), 1 is Janus I's epitaph of 1432, 2 are illegible fragments with 'Uncertain' dates. No bulk download or TEI export found. Pages modified as late as September 2024. Related: the Titulus/ERC GRAPH-EAST corpus covers Cyprus (575 texts) but is not yet published online. Verbal dates such as 'end of the 15th century' are converted to approximate years, so the share within 1450-1700 is approximate. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "verse-miscellanies-online", "title": "Verse Miscellanies Online", "url": "https://web.archive.org/web/20250730120155/https://versemiscellaniesonline.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/", "institution": "University of Reading and University of Oxford (hosted by the Bodleian Libraries)", "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1557-1614", "words": 212502, "texts": 888, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 212292, "texts": 887 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence found on the withdrawn site's holding page (only '(c) Bodleian Libraries 2024') or on the archived copies of the home, contacts, 'Using this Edition' and project-team pages (the main text of several archived pages did not load). The edition says ProQuest waived its rights in the EEBO-TCP files 'to allow full public access'; that is not a licence for the enhanced edition. Checked 2026-10-13.", "status": "discontinued", "region": "England", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-13", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Critical edition of seven printed verse miscellanies: Tottel's Miscellany (1557), A Handful of Pleasant Delights (1566), The Paradise of Dainty Devices (1576 and later), The Gorgeous Gallery of Gallant Inventions (1578), The Phoenix Nest (1593), England's Helicon (1600, 1614) and The Poetical Rhapsody. Everything dates from 1450-1700 (all the texts are sixteenth- or early seventeenth-century prints); the annotations and indexes are modern. Texts come from the EEBO-TCP transcriptions (original spelling), with added notes. The Bodleian withdrew the live site (holding page: 'no longer available ... technologies ... reached end-of-life'); the url points to the Wayback Machine copy of 2025-07-30, which the Bodleian itself names as the archived static version. No data download found. The counts cover the leaf pages captured by the Wayback Machine (1,099 of 1,108). Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "vespasianoletters", "title": "Vespasiano da Bisticci, Lettere. A digital edition (Knowledge Site)", "url": "https://projects.dharc.unibo.it/vespasiano/", "doi": "10.6092/unibo/vespasianodabisticciletters", "data_url": "https://amsacta.unibo.it/id/eprint/6852", "data_format": "xml", "institution": "Digital Humanities Advanced Research Centre (/DH.arc), Università di Bologna (Francesca Tomasi)", "editors": [ "Francesca Tomasi", "Marilena Daquino", "Sebastian Barzaghi" ], "published": 2013, "languages": [ "Italian" ], "period": "1480-1480", "words": 33623, "texts": 1, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 33623, "texts": 1 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-4.0", "license_url": "http://projects.dharc.unibo.it/vespasiano/", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Digital edition (Knowledge Site 3.0, 2020) of the letters of Vespasiano da Bisticci (Florentine book dealer, 1444-1497), a semantic/RDF-based faceted edition with philological apparatus (nota filologica, authorities, tavola sinottica), built at /DH.arc Bologna. The harvested origin 'Vespasiano da Bisticci, Letters (15th c.)' with source '(DHARC, digital edition)' refers to this site; the edition is stable but no longer actively developed. Site code CC BY 4.0 on GitHub (dharc-org/vespasiano-da-bisticci-letters-de). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "vks-oldliteraryfinnish", "title": "VKS OldLiteraryFinnish", "url": "https://www.kielipankki.fi/corpora/vks", "data_url": "https://kaino.kotus.fi/korpus/vks/meta/vks_coll_rdf.xml", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Kotus (Institute for the Languages of Finland), via Kielipankki (Language Bank of Finland)", "languages": [ "Finnish" ], "period": "1543-1700", "words": 2745991, "texts": 56, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 2745991, "texts": 56 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "EUPL-1.2", "license_url": "https://www.kielipankki.fi/lic/vks-eupl-eng/", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Corpus of Old Literary Finnish (Vanhan kirjasuomen korpus, VKS) of Kotus, the Institute for the Languages of Finland, distributed through the Language Bank of Finland (Kielipankki) and its Korp search interface. It holds written Finnish texts from 1543 to 1810, among them Bible translations and religious texts (all of Mikael Agricola's Finnish works), legal texts, poems and texts on agriculture, nature and health. It was compiled for lexicographic use and is browsable and searchable on the web; the resource is listed as publicly available. The Kielipankki page was last modified on 2025-11-26. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "vokabular", "title": "Vokabulář webový", "url": "https://vokabular.ujc.cas.cz/", "institution": "Institute of the Czech Language, Czech Academy of Sciences, Department of Language Development", "published": 2006, "languages": [ "Czech" ], "period": "1450-1696", "words": 4848608, "texts": 295, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 4848608, "texts": 295 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "Custom terms", "license_url": "https://vokabular.ujc.cas.cz/informace.aspx?t=ovokabulari&o=ovokabulari", "license_note": "The 'Co je VW' page states that Vokabulář webový is 'autorské dílo chráněné ve smyslu zákona č. 121/2000 Sb.' and is 'určen pouze k nekomerčním účelům' (a copyrighted work for non-commercial use only); the footer reads 'Copyright 2006-2025, oddělení vývoje jazyka, ÚJČ AV ČR'. No open licence is given.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Vokabulář webový is the web portal of the Department of Language Development of the Institute of the Czech Language (Czech Academy of Sciences), online since November 2006, which gathers text, image and audio sources for historical Czech. It includes the Old Czech and Middle Czech text banks (with a KonText corpus search), critical editions, grammars, digitised dictionaries and secondary literature. Its operation is supported by the Ministry of Education project LINDAT/CLARIAH-CZ (LM2023062) and earlier national grants. The site shows a data version dated 2026-06-19. A TEI version of one of its editions, Lék jádro brněnské (Knihy lékařské, 1502-1503), is published on GitHub (CzechLanguageInstitute/tei2019). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "wandering-jews-chronicle", "title": "The Wandering Jew's Chronicle", "url": "http://wjc.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/", "data_url": "https://github.com/gbergel/WJC", "data_format": "tei", "institution": "Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford (editor Giles Bergel; design InfoDev, Oxford IT Services)", "editors": [ "Giles Bergel" ], "published": 2013, "languages": [ "English" ], "period": "1634-1830", "words": 3351, "texts": 4, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 3351, "texts": 4 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "tei", "license": "CC-BY-NC-3.0", "license_url": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/", "license_note": "Text is CC BY-NC 3.0; the images remain the copyright of their holders.", "status": "archived", "region": "England (London)", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "author": "Martin Parker (ballad); edited by Giles Bergel", "date": "1634-1830 (four copies in period, 17th century)", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Quasi-diplomatic transcriptions with images of 15 copies of an English broadside ballad printed between 1634 and 1830, compared in a Versioning Machine interface, with bibliography and a textual history. The four copies printed before 1700 are A.2.a (Francis Grove, Charles I version), and C.1.a, C.2.a, C.3.a (Charles II versions, Coles/Vere/Wright and others). The other 11 copies are from the 18th and 19th centuries. Status archived: the site and the GitHub repository were last changed in December 2016. The counts cover those four copies, and the dates of the copies are approximate placeholders from the resource description. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "doctrinalima1584-quechua", "title": "Waruchiri (Huarochirí Manuscript), Runasimi.de edition", "url": "http://www.runasimi.de/waruchir.htm", "institution": "Philip Jacobs (Runasimi.de)", "languages": [ "Quechua" ], "period": "1600-1600", "words": 6649, "texts": 17, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 6649, "texts": 17 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Custom terms", "license_url": "http://www.runasimi.de/", "license_note": "The runasimi.de home page states: 'The contents of this page may be distributed for non-commercial purposes ... Please quote the original author (if not mentioned by name, write runasimi.de), and set a link to this page.' Applies to the site's texts and images generally; the page waruchir.htm itself carries no separate licence and rests on Taylor's 1976 edition.", "status": "archived", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Quechua text of the Huarochirí Manuscript (c. 1600) in the Runasimi.de reworking, with revised spelling, based on Gerald Taylor's 1976 edition 'Ritos y Tradiciones de Huarochirí'. The same manuscript in Taylor's 1987 edition is catalogued separately as huarochiri-quechua-full. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "wathay-ferenc-osszes-muve", "title": "Wathay Ferenc összes műve (Complete works of Ferenc Wathay)", "url": "https://magyar-irodalom.elte.hu/gepesk/wathay/", "institution": "Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), Budapest; edited by Csilla Tóth and Tünde Tóth", "languages": [ "Hungarian" ], "period": "1603-1606", "words": 21618, "texts": 30, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 21618, "texts": 30 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Not stated", "license_note": "No licence or copyright line on the edition's index, contents and afterword pages (which name the editors, the OMFB funding and the Gépeskönyv publisher), nor on the series index. Checked 2026-10-13; the sister edition of Zrínyi in the same series does carry a copyright line, so this edition may be covered by the publisher's rights, but nothing says so.", "status": "archived", "region": "Hungary (written in Ottoman captivity at Constantinople)", "countries": [ "HU" ], "author": "Ferenc Wathay", "date": "1603-1606", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Network critical edition of the songbook ('Enekes könyv') of Ferenc Wathay, written while he was held in the Black Tower at Constantinople: title page, preface and 28 songs in a letter-faithful transcription, with facsimile pages and an afterword. Status archived: pages date from 1999-2000 and the site's files show no change after September 2023. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "wikisource", "title": "Wikisource", "url": "https://wikisource.org/", "data_url": "https://dumps.wikimedia.org/other/mediawiki_content_current/", "data_format": "wikitext", "languages": [ "Armenian", "Azerbaijani", "Breton", "Catalan", "Croatian", "Czech", "Danish", "Dutch", "English", "French", "German", "Hebrew", "Hungarian", "Icelandic", "Italian", "Latin", "Greek", "Polish", "Portuguese", "Romanian", "Slovenian", "Spanish", "Swedish", "Tupi" ], "period": "1450-1700", "words": 11470859, "texts": 4675, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 11451738, "texts": 4664 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows-and-staging", "encoding": "wikitext", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Policy:Terms_of_Use", "license_note": "Includes AGPL-3.0, CC-BY-SA-4.0, GFDL-1.3-no-invariants-or-later. 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Several Renascor Corpus collections scope Renaissance-era texts and early Bibles specifically (e.g. Luther NT 1522, Gustav Vasa Bible 1541, Diodati 1607). Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "win-lowgermanincunabula", "title": "WiN — Wiedererzählen im Norden. 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The documents are dated 1544-1644 (plus 1682), and the browse list also holds a few items dated outside the period (1265, 1274, 1927). Only volumes 1-4 are online. No licence is stated beyond the MHS copyright line (2026). Status active: the site carries a 2026 copyright notice. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "wolnelektury", "title": "Wolne Lektury", "url": "https://wolnelektury.pl/", "data_url": "https://wolnelektury.pl/api/", "data_format": "xml", "institution": "Fundacja Wolne Lektury", "languages": [ "Polish" ], "period": "1555-1680", "words": 583360, "texts": 8, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 583360, "texts": 8 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "xml", "license": "Mixed", "license_url": "https://wolnelektury.pl/info/zasady-wykorzystania/", "license_note": "Includes CC-BY-SA-3.0-PL. Licences or rights differ by text, corpus or editorial layer; consult the source terms for the selected material.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Wolne Lektury is a Polish online library of free e-books and audiobooks run by the Fundacja Wolne Lektury, aimed especially at schoolchildren and offering many set school readings. Works that are in the public domain or released under free licences are annotated (footnotes, literary motifs, links to Wikimedia) and offered in HTML, TXT, PDF, EPUB, MOBI and FB2; a public API and an OAI-PMH interface are provided. The library describes holdings of several thousand works (7332 on its about page) and over a thousand audiobooks, among them older Polish texts relevant to the 1450-1700 range. The site is active and publishes news in October 2026. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "boyle-workdiaries", "title": "The Workdiaries of Robert Boyle", "url": "https://www.livesandletters.ac.uk/wd/index.html", "institution": "Centre for Editing Lives and Letters (UCL), with Birkbeck, University of London and the Royal Society", "editors": [ "Michael Hunter" ], "languages": [ "English", "French", "Latin" ], "period": "1647-1691", "words": 274260, "texts": 40, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 274260, "texts": 40 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://www.livesandletters.ac.uk/wd/foot/copyright.html", "status": "active", "region": "England", "countries": [ "GB-ENG" ], "author": "Robert Boyle", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript" ], "notes": "Editorial and diplomatic transcripts, with images, of Robert Boyle's workdiaries (records of experiments, recipes, reading notes) from the Royal Society and the British Library, with indexes of people, places and books. The site dates from about 2007; its pages show 2025 modification dates (static re-hosting), so it is listed as active, though no new content is evident. Copyright: the site states materials are copyrighted and for personal use. Corpus statistics (text and word counts) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this resource in October 2026, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "zlatyfond-slovak", "title": "ZlatyFond Slovak", "url": "https://zlatyfond.sme.sk", "institution": "Petit Press (daily SME) with the Institute of Slovak Literature, Slovak Academy of Sciences", "languages": [ "Slovak" ], "period": "1636-1636", "words": 61219, "texts": 14, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 61219, "texts": 14 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "xml", "license": "CC-BY-NC-ND-2.5", "license_url": "https://zlatyfond.sme.sk/dokument/autorske-prava", "license_note": "The copyright page says works may be freely shared under 'Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5 License' (no changes without the digitiser's consent, source and editor named, no commercial use); extraction or reuse of a substantial part of the database needs Petit Press's consent, except for private use, teaching and non-commercial research.", "status": "active", "provenance": "submitted", "date_added": "2026-10-07", "document_types": [ "print" ], "notes": "Zlatý fond denníka SME is a digitised collection of classics of Slovak literature, run by the publisher Petit Press (daily SME) in cooperation with the Institute of Slovak Literature of the Slovak Academy of Sciences. Founded by Tomáš Ulej and launched around December 2006, it relies on volunteer digitisers and gives priority to recent, linguistically modern editions; the oldest editions are digitised only rarely. The project is led by Viera Studeničová. The live site refused automated requests (firewall), so these facts come from an archived copy of January 2025. Corpus statistics (text, word and language counts, period) derived from the Renascor Corpus snapshot v2026.10 (texts harvested from this edition, duplicates included; they may cover only part of it)." }, { "id": "zrinyi-adriai-tengernek-syrenaja", "title": "Zrínyi Miklós: Adriai tengernek syrénája (parallel source edition of the Syrena codex and the 1651 print)", "url": "https://magyar-irodalom.elte.hu/gepesk/zrinyi/", "institution": "ELTE BTK Régi Magyar Irodalomtörténeti Tanszék (Gépeskönyv series); edited by Orlovszky Géza, Budapest 1998", "editors": [ "Géza Orlovszky" ], "published": 1998, "languages": [ "Hungarian" ], "period": "17th century (1651)", "words": 91568, "texts": 2, "corpus_statistics": { "snapshot": "v2026.10", "words": 91568, "texts": 2 }, "count_basis": "rq-retained-rows", "encoding": "html", "license": "Copyright", "license_url": "https://magyar-irodalom.elte.hu/gepesk/zrinyi/", "license_note": "The title page of the edition reads '(c) Orlovszky Géza, (c) Gépeskönyv' (Budapest 1998, ELTE BTK Department of Old Hungarian Literature, supported by the OMFB); no open licence or terms of use are given. The series index also marks this edition 'Jelszavas' (password-protected).", "status": "archived", "region": "Kingdom of Hungary; printed in Vienna", "countries": [ "AT", "HR" ], "author": "Zrínyi Miklós", "date": "1651", "provenance": "discovered", "date_added": "2026-10-12", "document_types": [ "manuscript", "print" ], "notes": "Parallel edition (published 1998 in the Gépeskönyv series of the Old Hungarian Literature Department, ELTE) of Miklós Zrínyi's epic cycle 'Adriai tengernek syrénája': the text of the so-called Syrena manuscript beside the 1651 Vienna print (printed by Kosmerovi Máte), with the idylls, the 15 parts of the Obsidio Szigetiana, and the shorter poems. Both witnesses are old-spelling transcriptions in plain HTML pages. The site's files date from 2006 and show no later change, so it is listed as archived. The text opens in a frameset; the page at this address links to it. 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