This is the first volume dedicated to the exploration and edition of Medieval Latin texts by quantitative and digital means.
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Francesco Stella, member of the Academia Europaea, is professor of Medieval Latin Literature at the University of Siena and head of the Master program in Digital Edition. The author of essays and monographs on Carolingian literature, Biblical poetry, and 12-13th century epistolography, he coordinates some of the first research projects on digital philology of medieval Latin texts, and directs the series Scrittori latini dell'Europa medievale and Hagiographica Coreana.
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