In 2025, the digitization of manuscripts of the collector and mercantilist Jan Kryštof Bořek (DC I 7, DD I 1-7, and DE I 1-5) from the collections of the Royal Canonry of Premonstratensians at Strahov – Strahov Library was completed. This is the third edition of his collection of documents, which was compiled from the…
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In 2025, the Regional Museum in Mikulov made 25 prints from its collection available online. The vast majority of these are incunabula from the former Dietrichstein Library in Mikulov. In terms of content, they are mainly legal and theological texts and sermons, but also works by ancient authors, which were also used for university teaching.…
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In 2025, the library of the Premonstratensian Canonry in Nová Říše made four more manuscripts available online. The oldest of these is a part of the Bible dating from around the second half of the 13th century (NŘ 68). Two other codices, based on the language of the texts or annotations, originate from a German-speaking…
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Digitisation of numerous autographs by Antonín Dvořák and Bedřich Smetana
Digitisation of 27 more, mostly German-language, modern manuscripts
Digitisation of three Bohemian-origin manuscripts from early 15th century
Digitisation of theological lecture records from first half of 18th century
Digitisation of end-of-14th-century Minorite antiphonary of Bohemian origin
Unique 15th-century version of Cosmas’s work now online
Digitisation of master tailor’s notes and healing treatise from late 18th century
