Simple Search
Document Simple search – Searching for Renaissance documents
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By clicking the term Post-Antique Documents on the starting page you initiate the Document Simple search. You can browse for documents using the name search box.
In the Document Simple search Father and Children entries are always taken into account.
At the beginning of the search the total records of Renaissance documents appear underneath the three navigational boxes.
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The documents with dependent Children are specified with a [+]. By clicking on this sign the next respective underlying level will be opened, which, in turn, can contain further Children entries.
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For example, on typing the name [Codex Escurialensis] in the name search box, 1 hit is found if the option Top Level Only is activated.
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By activating the option include children, all Children entries of the Codex Escurialensis are considered.
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The Child box enables one to search for specific children: For example, if one types [Codex Escurialensis] into the name search box and [fol. 72 r] in the Child box then this entry is found directly.
N.B.: The option include children must be activated for this search!
