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And for the original question, you can search for any individual word in its regularized form and get all its variant spellings with the EarlyPrint corpus search: eplab.artsci.wustl.edu/blacklab-fro... (Just click on advanced and search under “reg”.)
EarlyPrint Corpus Search search
EarlyPrint Corpus Search provided by the Dutch Language Institute in Leiden.
eplab.artsci.wustl.edu
September 22, 2025 at 11:37 PM
rebpaf.bsky.social
👁👁 What do alien-looking portraits, fox tongues, and cataract surgery have in common?
Read about Georg Bartisch's Ophthalmodouleia and what it tells us about early modern medicine and print in our latest blog post by @melissabastian.bsky.social (Vienna)!

#REBPAF #MSCA #EarlyPrint #MedicalHistory
All Eyes on the Page: Visual Knowledge and Medical Authority in Early Modern Print
Melissa Bastian, University of Vienna At first glance, Georg Bartisch’s Ophthalmodouleia[i] looks more like a strange album of portraits and wonders than a medical textbook, more spectacle than sci…
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May 9, 2026 at 8:04 AM
sharonhoward.bsky.social
That reminds me that EarlyPrint (the other EEBO-TCP project) released a full set of TEI with modernised spelling. I wonder if they put their stuff on Github as well.
September 22, 2025 at 6:28 PM
bekkhilde.bsky.social
ESTC IS BACK! 🙌 Now hosted by CERL. A happy day in library land, rejoice! 🎉

#rarebooks #specialcollections #library #estc #bookhistory #broadsides #earlyprint #printedbooks #incunabla

datb.cerl.org/estc/
English Short Title Catalogue
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May 12, 2025 at 10:28 AM
natvacalebre.bsky.social
If you are lucky enough to be near San Marino, CA, between March 12th and May 26th, don't miss this fantastic opportunity!
#rarebooks #bookhistory #GutenbergBible #earlyprint #incunbula
huntington.org/news/hunting...
The Huntington Reunites Rare 15th-Century Print with Gutenberg Bible | The Huntington
The Huntington has acquired the exceptionally rare 15th-century devotional print “Christ on the Mount of Olives,” reuniting it with the institution’s prized Gutenberg Bible.
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March 5, 2025 at 8:21 AM
avstockhausen.fedihum.org.ap.brid.gy
Bookmarked: EarlyPrint | A collaborative effort—centered doubly at Northwestern University and Washington University in St. Louis—to transform the early English print record, from 1473 to the early 1700s, into a linguistically annotated and deeply searchable text corpus. https://earlyprint.org/ […]
Original post on fedihum.org
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January 2, 2025 at 11:00 AM
jrladd.com
The Bibliographia, which shows the entire EarlyPrint corpus as an interactive map, has a new sharper design and similarities based on the latest updates to the EP corpus. You can highlight specific subject headings, filter by date, and search for specific texts. earlyprint.org/bibliographi...
A screenshot of the EarlyPrint Bibliographia, an interactive scatter plot of more than 50,000 texts, with texts labeled as "Sermons, English", "Ballads", and "Controversial Literature" highlighted in blue, yellow, and purple respectively. On the left is a panel that allows the user to adjust the date range and selected subject headings. The 1667 edition of Paradise Lost is selected on the plot, and its metadata is shown in the box on the right.
July 8, 2026 at 7:56 PM
passions-frucht.bsky.social
Habe seit dem Umzug erstmalig ein Arbeitszimmer und eine Wand desselben mit 26 Titelblättern historischer Drucke zugepflastert, mit denen ich mich gerade beschäftige. Die Wand ist jetzt meine Pinnwand. #justphdthings #nerdalert #earlyprint
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March 19, 2025 at 4:53 PM
karabaic.org
oh OED wtf are you doing
The "AI Quotations Finder" panel at the bottom of the "meaning and usage" tab of an entry in the OED online. It has an interesting disclaimer "Quotations will be extracted verbatim from the EarlyPrint corpus (1473-1800) and then matched to this sense by an LLM. Results may be inaccurate, and are not verified by the OED."
September 2, 2026 at 6:39 PM
academic.oup.com
How can AI support historical language research?

The new OED AI Quotations Finder uses #AI to identify and classify quotations from the EarlyPrint corpus, helping uncover evidence for word meanings across time.

Join the #OED webinar to discover how it works.

🔗 oxford.ly/4g84YIm
Join the AI Quotations Finder webinar on 8 October; times shown for BST, IST and JST. OED. Oxford University Press.
August 22, 2026 at 9:15 AM
scholarfarmer.bsky.social
Starting the year out with a January-calendar blog post, looking at "Calendars, Convent Books, and the Lives They Touched" in the Roman Breviary "verteütschung" (Augsburg 1535)

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#EarlyPrint #nuntastic #Calendar #January #blog #research
Image: Top of January Calendar entry with poem & images (pouring from pitcher, taking medicine [?]; roasting on a spit on the hearth); blog post title: Happy January from the Teutsch Romisch Brevier (1535)
January 1, 2026 at 2:56 PM
jrladd.com
I made some exciting updates to the EarlyPrint Lab's tools over the past few weeks. You can search and explore printed books from 1500–1700 in new and more flexible ways! The Ngram Browser, Bibliographia, and Phrase Search tools have all been updated on earlyprint.org. Thread 👇
A screenshot of the EarlyPrint Ngram browser, a line plot with two lines represent the words "love" and "loue" showing that v replaces u around 1630. Also includes a bar plot showing the overall frequence of "love" is much higher than "loue". A screenshot of the EarlyPrint Bibliographia, an interactive scatter plot of more than 50,000 texts, with texts labeled as "Sermons, English", "Ballads", and "Controversial Literature" highlighted in blue, yellow, and purple respectively. On the left is a panel that allows the user to adjust the date range and selected subject headings. The 1667 edition of Paradise Lost is selected on the plot, and its metadata is shown in the box on the right. A screenshot of part of EarlyPrint's Phrase Search interface, showing results for the phrase "for whom the bell tolls." The image shows the content results, which search for keywords in the phrase in any order, and the form results, which look for similar part-of-speech sequences. Each set of results has buttons to run the same searches in Corpus Search and the Ngram Browser.
July 8, 2026 at 7:56 PM
academic.oup.com
Can AI help uncover new evidence for word meanings?

OED AI Quotations Finder uses AI to identify quotations from the EarlyPrint corpus, helping researchers explore the history of English in new ways.

Register for the #OED #AI Quotations Finder webinar to learn more.

oxford.ly/4xuMwj2
Save your spot for the Oxford English Dictionary AI Quotations Finder webinar on 8 Oct. Oxford University Press.
August 12, 2026 at 9:15 AM
jrladd.com
The Ngram Browser retains all the capabilities you're used to, but now you're no longer limited to 1- to 3-word sequences. Search for as long a phrase as you want! And compare phrases of different lengths to each other in the same search: earlyprint.org/ngram/?q=to+...
A screenshot of the EarlyPrint Ngram Browser, showing a search comparing the 2-word phrase "to be" to the 3-word phrase "not to be". "To be" is much more frequent and is represented by an orange line; "not to be" is represented by a much lower blue line.
July 8, 2026 at 7:56 PM
bekkhilde.bsky.social
From the latest @britishlibrary.bsky.social newsletter... not a manuscript! Of all the places who'd mix those up... 🤐😅

#earlyprint #printed #rarebooks #broadside #print #16thcentury #tudor
January 31, 2025 at 5:55 PM
samklai.bsky.social
In Jan, I ordered a book from Ireland. Finnish mail screwed up & returned it. The bookshop resent it. And now I have it!
No longer quite the bargain it was, but I'm happy. #BookHistory #manuscripts #palaeography #EarlyPrint #StanleyMorison
January 5, 2025 at 8:50 AM