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The [http://www.dbmnt.uw.edu.pl/ Database of Medieval Nubian Texts] (DBMNT) is an online database published by [[Grzegorz Ochała]] (University of Warsaw) in conjunction with the print release of his ''Chronological Systems of Christian Nubia'' [= The Journal of Juristic Papyrology Supplement Series 16], Warsaw 2011). | The [http://www.dbmnt.uw.edu.pl/ Database of Medieval Nubian Texts] (DBMNT) is an online database published by [[Grzegorz Ochała]] (University of Warsaw) in conjunction with the print release of his ''Chronological Systems of Christian Nubia'' [= The Journal of Juristic Papyrology Supplement Series 16], Warsaw 2011). | ||
The DBMNT is developed in coordination with the Nubian SoSOL project, SB.Nub, an effort to digitize all published texts in all languages from medieval Nubia. Interested parties are invited to create a [http://www.papyri.info Papyrological Editor] account and contact either [[Grzegorz Ochała]] or [[Giovanni Ruffini]] for access to the ''Medieval Nubia'' community on that site. | The DBMNT is developed in coordination with the Nubian SoSOL project, [[SB.Nub]], an effort to digitize all published texts in all languages from medieval Nubia. Interested parties are invited to create a [http://www.papyri.info Papyrological Editor] account and contact either [[Grzegorz Ochała]] or [[Giovanni Ruffini]] for access to the ''Medieval Nubia'' community on that site. | ||
Revision as of 15:09, 27 February 2012
The Database of Medieval Nubian Texts (DBMNT) is an online database published by Grzegorz Ochała (University of Warsaw) in conjunction with the print release of his Chronological Systems of Christian Nubia [= The Journal of Juristic Papyrology Supplement Series 16], Warsaw 2011).
The DBMNT is developed in coordination with the Nubian SoSOL project, SB.Nub, an effort to digitize all published texts in all languages from medieval Nubia. Interested parties are invited to create a Papyrological Editor account and contact either Grzegorz Ochała or Giovanni Ruffini for access to the Medieval Nubia community on that site.
