Well that's an interesting opportunity! Gerad's manuscripts..
Thanks from me again for your presentation and answering my plants question.
Could you repeat the author who published recently on Stephen's list?

Congrats!
I imagine it must be a very satisfying feeling to hold all these articles from several years collected in one volume in your hands.

Appear in my dreams but NOT as nightmare? Do I want to know how? NO, please don't tell me!😱

I'm going to bed now – thanks to your medieval reflections, with new knowledge about the peculiarities of deers. And a smile.
😂

You're right, of course, I didn't pay attention to that. Sorry, it's late.😅

Since it is supposed to be a historian, it is more likely Thucydides. Or Polybius. Or Livy. Or or...

I'm referring only to German literature: Generally speaking, the works of Bischoff, Hoffmann, and Huschner on codices and charters.
Their paleographic studies are not always articles, but also chapters in monographs.
For example:
www.harrassowitz-verlag.de/titel_6100.a...

PS: I know this is nothing new to you, @pseudo-isidore.bsky.social and @domwass.bsky.social. But maybe others here will find it interesting?

According to her, many manuscripts were newly acquired or reproduced after the fire.
www.degruyterbrill.com/document/doi...

Katrinette Bodarwé has dealt with the provenance and fate of Essen manuscripts in several publications. For example: Katrinette Bodarwé, Werden und Essen, in: Schreiborte des deutschen Mittelalters. Skriptorien - Werke - Mäzene, edited by Martin Schubert, Berlin – Boston 2013, p. 549-578.

Here's Rosamond McKitterick saying, the manuscript was probably produced in the North-Rhine region turn of 9th century.
www.finebooksmagazine.com/fine-books-n...

The reason...
news.artnet.com/about/richar...

Weiterhin viel Erfolg!

Ah, Sie machen das ganz allein, neben dem Stabi-Job? Respekt!😅
Dann ist klar, dass man nicht alles abdecken kann.

Erstmal Danke für die Arbeit!
Wie bei anderen Fachinformationsdiensten, die hier sind (z. B. historicum und arthistoricum), wären mehr Hinweise auf Forschungsliteratur schön. Zeitschriften, Digitalisate u. ä. Auch zu älteren Sprachstufen, wie Altfranzösisch.

Just post lots of fjord photos and they'll be satisfied.