Publications

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The Secretariat
Consortium of European Research Libraries
Marsh’s Library
St Patrick’s Close – Dublin – Ireland – D08FK79
E-mail: secretariat@cerl.org

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Publications

Collection Security and Exhibition Work at the British Library

Antiquarian Market and Book Trade

Cerl Newsletter 37 – June 2018

ETH Library’s visual and map-based access to selected digital information resources

Tracking and visualising the circulation of books and of illustrations: 15cV and 15cILLUSTRATION

Connecting the Dots. The Use of Visualisations in Historical Network Research

E-codices and Fragmentarium. Building for and building upon the interoperability paradigm

Cerl Newsletter 36 – December 2017

From liturgical data to historical evidence in the study of books of hours