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I would second what Bruce has to say about Kanones but would add that it comes in two versions (on the same CD)-- English and German. BTW, if you need to copy results from Kanones to another application, you have to use ctrl-c as no editing menu comes with the program. Mike > -----Original Message----- > From: Scholarly discussions of medieval religion and culture > [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Bruce Brasington > Sent: Friday, February 09, 2001 2:27 PM > To: [log in to unmask] > Subject: Re: TAN: Deconsecration; further TAN: Panormia > > > I thank Angus Graham for his kind words. Martin and I continue to > work on the collations. > I'll be in Munich this summer and will have a much better sense > of the south-German mss. > after that time. Updates of the edition will be most likely later > this spring and then in > early fall. Please feel free to contact me or Martin at any time > with questions. On the > subject of sources, one might consider purchasing Linda Fowler > Magerl's excellent Kanones > CD Rom (WIP Verlag Bergstrasse 7 93083 Piesenkofen Germany). It > is very reasonable > ($75.00 or DM 150) and worth the money to anyone working on > pre-Gratian canon law. > Incipits and explicits of canons in pretty much all the > pre-Gratian collections, > including, as of last year, the Italian ones. For those > interested in formal transmission > of canons, it is a must. Hope this is of interest. Bruce Brasington. >