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In the canon of the sources of the “Old Polish Dictionary” four types of studies on manuscripts with Polish glosses can be identified: (1) complete editions of texts with of highlighted Polish glosses, (2) thematic studies with excerpts from glossed texts, (3) editions of the “Polish glosses in ...” type containing fragments of Latin texts as contexts for the glosses and (4) library catalogs of manuscripts with lists of notes and Polish glosses without contexts. The article discusses how these editions were used in the “Old Polish Dictionary” and its “Supplement part I”. Analyzing Latin contexts, the authors of dictionary entries verified and supplemented readings given in these editions. The article shows how traces of such changes can be found in dictionary entries and explains how to interpret these inscriptions. Particular attention was paid to the “Catalogue of Latin Medieval Manuscripts of the Jagiellonian Library”, which served the “Old Polish Dictionary” editors as an indication which cards of the Latin manuscripts in the library collection they should excerpt Polish words from. Finally it is proposed, how to solve the problem of filling the material illustration of the “Old Polish Dictionary” in its planned electronic version with new, previously unnoticed or misread glosses, so that the information does not undergo further dispersion.
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The aim of this paper is to present the project called Elektroniczny Tezaurus Rozproszonego Słownictwa Staropolskiego (ETRSS - Digital Thesaurus of Scattered Old Polish Lexis). The planned database will gather digital editions of linguistic sources preserved to our times, from the oldest until 1500, which contain Polish vocabulary. The authors present the assumptions of the project, describe the characteristics of scattered Old Polish lexis, outline history of its research, as well as formulate basic principles of the database structure and functionality. They provide examples showing the diversity of the material and some issues related to its presentation and interpretation. The paper also describes the prospects for the development of the project and cooperation with researchers pursuing related projects.
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