Dear Folks,
It might be useful if we all knew which institutions/libraries contain the
CETEDOC and PL databases. Is there any such master list? I gather Notre
Dame has both; I think the British Library does; Toronto and Columbia
have CETEDOC. Can some of you volunteer other names?
Michael Goodich
On Wed, 5 Feb 1997, Stephen A. Allen wrote:
> As someone who has spent a great deal of time lately looking up Augustine
> references on both the CETEDOC and PL databases, I would strongly second the
> opinion that the CETEDOC CD-ROM is much easier, much quicker, and much more
> pleasant to use. Unfortunately, it is also true that the PL set has much
> more in the way of texts (it does, after all, contain five CDs to CETEDOC's
> one), especially texts by Pseudo-Augustine(s). But if you are certain that
> the quote you are trying to place is from Real-Augustine, then CETEDOC is
> the place to go.
>
>
> Stephen A. Allen
> The Medieval Institute
> University of Notre Dame
> Notre Dame, IN 46556
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