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Some statistics: 4396 manuscripts have been ’captured‘meaning incoming data (e.g. relevant publications and texts) is available for them and can be retrieved., of which 2615 have been recorded/catalogued and of these, 1030 have published entries and 1574 are still awaiting publication.Not published means that no public page is available, although some metadata are available. Some of these are listed under ‘Forthcoming’ below. Of those recorded, 356 are units within composite works. Links to digitisations, in whole or in part, are available for at least 835 manuscripts, 806 of which are available through IIIF.International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF). https://iiif.io

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Oxford, Corpus Christi College, MS 122, f. 5v. Drawing of the board-game Alea evangelii whose invention is here attributed to Israel the Grammarian. Source: Wikimedia Commons. For the full manuscript, see the Digital Bodleian.