Digitisation Project (BL): Medieval and Renaissance Women

https://blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanuscripts/2022/02/medieval-and-renaissance-women.html

Update: Here are my suggestions (all MS. Add.)

16950 – the great illuminated Seligenthal Graduale (OCist nuns) saec. XIII

11430 – the most important London MS. for the tradition of German religious women texts (saec. XVIII), only known copy of the letters of Heinrich von Nördlingen

15686 – this MS., illuminated by Sibilla von Bondorff (saec. XV), should be online like MS. Add. MS 15710 from the same book painter.

25089 – nice illuminated MS. (saec. XV), possibly the only known of a sister of a Nuremberg “Seelhaus”, see https://archivalia.hypotheses.org/140201

18311 – MS. with the provenance Dillingen dominican nuns (saec. XVI), see https://archivalia.hypotheses.org/140191

15102 – works of Hildegard von Bingen

Update 2023/03/28

According to

https://blogs.bl.uk/files/medieval_and_renaissance_women_digitised_vols_mar_2023.pdf

only Add. MS. 25089 wasn’t digitized.

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