Digital Kielhorn

[Christophe Vielle]

Thank you very much, dear Peter Wyzlic, for this very useful list you made.

Some additional notes:

- for Wilson's Mackenzie Collection it is in fact 
possible to choose between the two editions and 
various exemplars, cf.
http://books.google.com/books?q=editions:0ZJfTAXwj3ok5Ad8&id=7HUIAAAAQAAJ&hl=de&source=gbs_other_versions_sidebar_s&cad=4
It could be interested to note these details

- if we take the example of NALA AND DAMAYANTI 
AND OTHER POEMS  translated by Henry Hart Milman 
(which is not in the list):
http://books.google.com/books?id=vPY0ekwvgzUC
in this case, it has also been converted into an 
e-text through the Project Gutenberg :
http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/19529
http://infomotions.com/etexts/gutenberg/dirs/1/9/5/2/19529/19529.htm
and is also available in various formats through :
http://manybooks.net/titles/milmanh1952919529-8.html
Should these things be mentioned ?


- what about such available .pdf  (which is not 
really a scanned book, but a kind of second 
edition in electronic form of a previously 
printed book) - do you list them?.
Ananda Wood, Knowledge before printing and after: 
The Indian Tradition in Changing Kerala
www.scholarswithoutborders.in/KnowledgeBeforePrinting&After.pdf

- Of course, there is also the case of the pure 
(free) .pdf periodicals such as the NGMCP 
Newsletter

- do you list also the digital works readable but 
not downloadable that can be found in various 
electronic library catalogues, such as
the partial digital copy (vol. 1-6 + 12) of 
Hortus Malabaricus made by the the University 
Louis Pasteur in Strasbourg  available at
http://num-scd-ulp.u-strasbg.fr:8080/view/authors/Van_Reede_Tot_Drakestein,_Hendrik_Adriaan.html

with best wishes,
Christophe




>Am 15.02.2008 um 09:27 schrieb Christophe Vielle:
>
>>Dear Dominik,
>>do you know if there is already, or somebody 
>>does plan, to constitute a (evolutive) web-site 
>>repertoire of all the downloadable Indological 
>>works (text-editions, studies in the form of 
>>books or articles, scanned by/for Google or by 
>>other) in a classified form, a bit like, and 
>>complementary to, GRETIL for the electronic 
>>texts.
>>With all my best wishes,
>>Christophe
>
>Since I didn't find such a thing, I began 
>collecting items of indological relevance in 
>digital repertories. I am putting results peu à 
>peu into this list
>URL: http://tinyurl.com/2m84nx
>It is, by nature, incomplete and growing.
>And I know that such kind of static list is not 
>the right thing. Technically it would be better 
>to do this with a database and web access, 
>providing search and export facilities.
>
>Bye
>Peter Wyzlic
>
>--
>Peter Wyzlic
>pwyzlic at uni-bonn.de