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Clemens Radl

On this page you can find information about me or about things that are of interest to me (but not necessarily for a broader public).

Things I am interested in and that are (hopefully) also of interest for other people, can be found at http://www.rotula.de/ (in German; not much there yet).

I used to post regularly to my Weblog (called Rotula) (in German). Those who are interested in medieval history might wish to take a look. (Medieval history is not the only topic of the weblog, but the major topic.)

Projects I am (or was) involved in:

Development of the homepage of the department for medieval history (University of Tübingen) (no longer actively involved)
Contributing to the Edition of the false capitularies of Benedictus Levita
My paper regarding the usage of electronic data processing in the project of the edition of the false capitularies has appeared in Mediaevistik und Neue Medien
Development of the webpage documenting our translation of the Vita sancti Benedicti Anianensis et Indensis abbatis, cf. now Benedict of Aniane. The Emeror’s Monk. Ardo’s Life. Translated by Allen Cabaniss. Foreword by Annette Grabowsky and Clemens Radl (Cistercian Studies Series 220, Kalamazoo 2008).
In addition to being a student of medieval history I used to work as a software developper for Saphor GmbH
Until December 2010 I used to work for the Monumenta Germaniae Historica (MGH) as a member of the project digital Monumenta (dMGH).
From January 2011 until May 2012 I worked at the Chair for Latin Philology of the Middle Ages (Prof. Aris) at the LMU Munich (project TextGrid).
Since June 2012 I work for the Monumenta Germaniae Historica (MGH).
I am preparing an analysis and edition of the Collectio sancti Emmerami (Clm 14628), an 11th-century collection of canon law from Sankt Emmeram, Regensburg, as my doctoral dissertation.

Photo of Clemens in Rome
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My personalized starting page.

All important contact details are also available.

Some of the information in machine readable form: http://www.clemens-radl.de/foaf.rdf#me