Medieval Manuscripts and the Computational Humanities : Big Data, Scribes, and the “Paris Bible”
This book examines the transformations in medieval studies—and the humanities more broadly—enabled by decades of digitization and advances in computational methods. Centring on the Paris Bible, a widely copied thirteenth- and fourteenth-century manuscript genre, we demonstrate how automated transcri...
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Arc Humanities Press
2026
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