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	Corvey - LoveToKnow 1911 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		CORVEY, a place in the Prussian province of Westphalia, on the Weser, a mile north of the town of Hoxter, with which it communicates by an avenue of lime trees.
		The bones of St Vitus, the patron saint of Saxony, were removed thither according to legend in 836, but apart from this attraction, Corvey became the centre of Christianity in Saxony and a nursery of classical studies.
		The abbot was a prince of the Empire, and Corvey was made a bishopric in 1783.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Corvey (304 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Abbey of Corvey
		Corvey soon became famous, and its abbots ranked as princes of the empire.
		In its school were cultivated all the arts and sciences, and it produced many celebrated scholars.
		(These "Annales" must not be confounded with the forged "Chronicon Corbejense" which appeared in the nineteenth century.) The school of Corvey declined after the fifteenth century, but the abbey itself continued until 1803, when it was secularized and given to the family of Oranje-Nassau.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/04402a.htm (243 words)

	Widukind of Corvey
		Widukind of Corvey was a Saxon historical chronicler, named after the famous Saxon national hero Widukind.
		Widukind was born in 925 and died after 973 at Corvey in Lower Saxony.
		Widukind of Corvey started with the wars of Theuderich I, King of Austrasia and the Thuringii, in which the Saxons played a large part.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/w/wi/widukind_of_corvey.html (196 words)

	UCAR Trustee Candidate - Candace Corvey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Corvey does not have experience with UCAR, she has extensive experience in finance, human resources and research administration.
		Corvey's expertise would allow her to make a major contribution to the Board and to UCAR, particularly as we struggle to keep administrative costs down and deal with the increasingly complex financial issues.
		Corvey's nomination is strongly supported by the University of New Hampshire.
	www.ucar.edu /governance_old/meetings/oct99/reports/nomin_comm/candace_corvey.htm (593 words)

	The New Hampshire - Weighing the weather: curtailing operations at UNH
		Corvey admits that they have made the wrong decision in the past, such as Monday, Feb. 28, when the University curtailed operations at 12 p.m.
		Corvey said, "We should have curtailed that morning, but because the decision has to be made by around 4 a.m., we were making our decision based on what was going on in the night and what was then predicted for the next morning.
		Corvey continued, "In fact, the storm did not behave as predicted and the campus was not at all ready for faculty, staff and students.
	www.tnhonline.com /home/index.cfm?event=displayArticlePrinterFriendly&uStory_id=e0bcdadb-961f-4425-b1f1-724eb8f09ee1 (745 words)

	Abbey of Corvey
		The Imperial Abbey of Corvey (German: Fürstabtei Corvey) was a Benedictine Abbey on the River Weser, 2km northwest of Höxter, now in North Rhine-Westphalia.
		Under the guidance of abbots drawn from the Imperial family, Corvey soon became famous for its school, which produced many celebrated scholars, among them the 10th century Saxon historian Widukind of Corvey.
		One striking feature of the collection is the large number of English Romantic novels, some in unique copies, for in Britain fiction was more often borrowed than bought, and was read to pieces in the lending libraries.
	www.ufaqs.com /wiki/en/ab/Abbey%20of%20Corvey.htm (279 words)

	Fürstabtei Corvey
		Corvey verfügt im Mittelalter über eine der bedeutendsten Bibliotheken des Landes (sächsische Gesetze Karls des Großen, die 5 ersten Bücher des Tacitus sind noch erhalten, jedoch nicht mehr in Corvey).
		Corvey beschränkt sich in seinem Wirken auf das sächsische Stammesherzogtum.
		Corvey kommt durch Erbschaft an den Prinzen Viktor von Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst, der 1840 den erblichen Titel Herzog von Ratibor und Fürst von Corvey erhält. Bei ihm hält sich der aus Hannover ausgewiesene Hoffmann von Fallersleben (Dichter des Deutschlandliedes) als Bibliothekar auf.
	www.hoeckmann.de /geschichte/corvey.htm (285 words)

	Abbey of Corvey
		The Benedictine Abbey of Corvey was founded around year 820 by Louis the Pious and St Adalhard, Abbot of the older Corbie located in France.
		Corvey is located in Westphalia, in the Diocese of Paderborn.
		Anschaire, a Corbie monk, born in Fouilloy (France), who had been sent to the abbey of Corvey, was evangelist of Sweeden and Denmark.
	www.wwgenealogy.com /corvey_en.htm (236 words)

	Welcome to Cardiff Corvey: History
		RIGINS OF Founded by Ludwig the Pious, son of Charlemagne, in 822, the Benedictine abbey of Corvey became a significant centre of northwestern European culture in the ninth and tenth centuries.
		The collection held at Corvey consists of approximately 73,000 volumes, forming one of the largest private collections in Europe, and since 1987 it is a listed cultural monument of Germany; Corvey as a whole will probably soon become part of UNESCO’s cultural heritage of the world.
		The University of Innsbruck is conducting a study of the German historical novel, Sheffield Hallam University is addressing the issue of women’s authorship, and Paderborn and Cardiff are co-operating on a thorough-going assessment of the novel and its reception during the period of Corvey’s greatest density.
	www.cf.ac.uk /encap/corvey/welcome/history.html (768 words)

	History of the Christian Church, Volume IV: Mediaeval Christianity. A.D. 590-1073. \| Christian Classics Ethereal Library
		Corbie, Corvey, Corbeia (also called Corbeia aurea or vetus), was a famous Benedictine Convent in the diocese of Amiens, founded by King Clotar and his mother Rathilde in 664, in honor of Peter and Paul and the Protomartyr Stephen.
		New Corbie (Nova Corbeia) was a colony of the former, founded in 822, near Höxter on the Weser in Germany, and became the centre for the christianization of the Saxons.
		Corvey, Höxter, 1819; Klippel, Corvey, in Herzog 2 III.
	www.ccel.org /ccel/schaff/hcc4.i.xi.xxi.html (961 words)

	Clery and Shaffer, "The Corvey Project: Collaborative Excavation of the Professional Woman Writer, 1790-1840" - ...
		The Corvey Project at Sheffield Hallam University was founded in 1995, with a grant from the British Academy, as a group project investigating women's writing of the romantic era.
		There is no remaining evidence of the buying policy, but the collection at Schloss Corvey, with its astonishingly indiscriminate accumulation of popular fiction, provides fascinating evidence of forms of literary reception and bibliomania in a state of transition, poised between the enlightenment ideal of a universal library and the emergent mass book market.
		The fact that the Corvey Project is based on a specific body of texts is one of its chief interests in my view.
	www.rc.umd.edu /features/conferences/archive/nassr99/corvey.html (2909 words)

	Corvey - Bedeutung, Definition, Erklärung
		Corvey ist eine ehemalige Benediktinerabtei und eine ehemalige Diözese der katholischen Kirche in der Nähe von Höxter im heutigen Nordrhein-Westfalen.
		Corvey war eines der bedeutendsten karolingischen Klöster, es verfügte über eine der wertvollsten Bibliotheken des Landes und zahlreiche Bischöfe gingen aus der Abtei hervor.
		Im Kloster Corvey befindet sich das Grab des Dichters Hoffmann von Fallersleben, der als Bibliothekar die Fürstliche Bibliothek mit etwa 74.000 Bänden aufbaute.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/de/txt/c/co/corvey.php (567 words)

	Corvey Outlines State of Finances at UNH
		However, there is much to be optimistic about, including the university’s stellar efforts in attracting federal research money, its past success and aspirations for private fundraising, and a major initiative to reduce the university’s reliance on expensive energy sources.
		Corvey recently provided an overview of the university’s financial health, explaining how the university generates revenue and what areas are her greatest concerns for the future.
		And although utilities account for only 2.6 percent, or $11 million, of total expenditures for FY 05, Corvey said the area is scaring her, given the skyrocketing cost of heating oil and natural gas.
	www.unh.edu /news/campusjournal/2005/october/100505finances.html (876 words)

	Rhodes College \| Rhodes Magazine
		Corvey is Rhodes’s first four-sport athlete in about 10 years said Clary.
		Corvey’s goal is to qualify for the NCAA national championships by the time he is a senior.
		Corvey has further honed his flexibility, in more ways than one, through a theater dance class spring semester.
	www.rhodes.edu /155_1878.asp (1013 words)

	burgen.de - Corvey (Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutschland)
		Der Landgraf vererbte Corvey seinem Neffen, der 1840 den Titel eines Herzogs von Ratibor und Fürsten von Corvey“ annahm.
		Herzog Viktor I. holte 1860 Hoffmann von Fallersleben nach Corvey, der den Bestand der Bibliothek auf mehr als 70 000 Bände nahezu verdoppelte.
		Das Haus Ratibor und Corvey ist bis heute Eigentümer von Schloss Corvey.
	www.burgen.de /burgen/deutschland/nordrhein-westfalen/corvey (462 words)

	5A. Digitizing Romanticism
		There is also a pedagogical facet to the project, through study units which enable undergraduates to learn research skills by 'adopting' authors from the collection, and producing a portfolio of documents, bibliography and critical interpretation to add to the database.
		Although there is no surviving documentation of the collecting policy, the princely library at Corvey, with its astonishingly indiscriminate itself provides fascinating evidence of forms of literary reception and bibliomania in a state of transition.
		Another aspect generally relevant to the Corvey Website, and of many openly accessible academic digital resources, is the possibility, indeed the existing reality they present, of a university without walls.
	www.rc.umd.edu /reference/misc/confarchive/5a.html (891 words)

	Corvey - Sinopien und Stuck - Buchbeschreibung Rhema Kunstgeschichte
		In 1992 the sensational discovery of wall sketches (sinopia) for six life size figures was made in the Westwerk of the former monastery church of Corvey.
		The technical data leaves no doubt that the sketches and the figures – which except for a few fragments are lost – are from the Carolingian period, more precisely from the time of Abbot Bovo (879–890), during whose period the Westwerk was consecrated in 885.
		Besides the fragmentary reliefs above the entrances to the crypt in the cathedral in Hildesheim, the findings in Corvey are futher evidence of the use of stucco sculptures in Carolingian churches in northern Germany.
	www.rhema-verlag.de /books/kg_txt/corvs01.html (2274 words)

	Welcome to the Sheffield Hallam Corvey Project Website
		The Corvey library, near Höxter in Germany, houses one of the largest collections of Romantic-era literature in the world.
		Corvey Women Writers on the Web uses the best of modern web/database technology to present fully searchable access to peer-reviewed research on the women's belle-lettres writings of the Corvey collection.
		The Corvey Website was designed and developed for Sheffield Hallam University by Movable Type Ltd.
	www.shu.ac.uk /corvey (397 words)

	JULIE SHAFFER
		It is in fact true that most of the novels from Corvey I've read involve young women of marriageable age who either end up married at their stories' end or dead if marriage turns out to be impossible for them.
		I would hesitate to argue that these novels have slipped out of publication and hence from our attention because of plotting by male publishers who recognized that these novels attack patriarchy both overtly and covertly, the latter by providing female characters who survive despite their departure from behaviors most likely to uphold patriarchal society.
		When further research in the Corvey and other collections occurs, it can become the work of as many of us as possible to question our assumptions about and our constructions of women's role in the literature and culture of the time, and, therefore, what that culture was actually like.
	www.uwosh.edu /faculty_staff/shaffer/PROVIDEN.html (2420 words)

	Widukind von Corvey
		Der Artikel Widukind von Corvey gehört zur Kategorie: Mann, Deutscher, Benediktiner, Historiker
		Widukind von Corvey (* um 925; † nach 973 in Corvey) war ein bedeutender sächsischer Geschichtsschreiber.
		Widukind trat vor 942, noch unter Abt Volkmar I., in das Benediktinerkloster Corvey ein.
	www.kalkriese.de /Widukind_von_Corvey.html (469 words)

	Corvey
		Corvey ist eine ehemalige Benediktinerabtei und eine ehemalige Diözese der katholischen Kirche in der Nähe von Höxter im heutigen Nordrhein-Westfahlen.
		Jahrhundert zu einem der bedeutensten Kulturzentren Nord-Europas Corvey verfügt über eine der bedeutendsten Bibliotheken Landes und zahlreiche Bischöfe gingen aus der hervor.
		Im Jahre 1794 erhob Papst Corvey zum Fürstbistum dessen Diözese sich lediglich auf das eigene Territorium beschränkte machte Fürstabt Theodor von Brabeck zum ersten Bischof und die Mönche unter entbindung ihrer zu Domherren.
	www.uni-protokolle.de /Lexikon/Corvey.html (226 words)

	Corvey \| Articles
		E.J. Clery and Julie Shaffer, ‘The Sheffield Hallam Corvey Website: a Collaborative Excavation of the Professional Woman Writer’, a paper presented in a special session ‘Digitizing Romanticism’ organized by Neil Freistat at the annual conference of the North American Society for Studies in Romanticism, Halifax, Canada.
		Considers the material history and ideological matrix of the Corvey library, as a transitional instance of bibliomania.
		An introduction to the activities of Projekt Corvey at University of Paderborn.
	extra.shu.ac.uk /corvey/articles (595 words)

	British Fiction, 1800–1829: Update 1
		Thanks are also due to Michael Bott, of Reading University Library, for help received in locating materials in the Longman archives; and to the trustees of the National Library of Scotland [E] for permission to quote from manuscripts in their care.
		Corvey; CME 3-628-48860-5; ECB 610; NSTC V132 (BI BL, C).
		The novel itself is a fairly confident direct narrative account of trials and tribulations in contemporary middle-rank society, and has a slightly ogling manner in describing its young heroines.
	www.british-fiction.cf.ac.uk /guide/update1.html (8206 words)

	Lectureship in Eighteenth-Century Literature
		Funded by the Humanities Research Board of the British Academy, the Corvey Project is one of the largest research projects of its kind in Britain.
		The core of the project is the University's copy of Edition Corvey, a collection of novels, poems, plays and literary miscellanies from Schloss Corvey in Germany, published on microfiche by Belser.
		The Corvey Project has a two-fold purpose: to map the writing by women as it is represented within Edition Corvey, and to make the results available to the international scholarly community using information technology.
	andromeda.rutgers.edu /~jlynch/C18/scedhs-csecs/sheffield.html (1023 words)

	Corvey Novels Project Index
		In 1999 the University of Nebraska Libraries acquired the extensive microfiche archive known as the "Edition Corvey." This remarkable archive of Romantic-era literary texts in English, French, and German comprises nearly 9,000 volumes, many of which are exceedingly scarce.
		As part of an international effort to make materials from and relating to the Corvey Collection available to scholars worldwide, the University of Nebraska is cooperating with electronic-based projects based at Sheffield Hallam University and the Cardiff University, in the United Kingdom, to develop and disseminate materials for research and study of these primary texts.
		For most of the volumes of poetry, the entry on the website consists of a descriptive and critical essay about the volume and its contents, a set of transcriptions of contemporary reviews of that volume, bibliographical information about the volume and its author, and a brief biographical sketch of the author.
	www.unl.edu /Corvey/html/Projects/CorveyNovels/CorveyNovelsIndex.htm (674 words)

	Warin I. (Corvey)
		Warin Abt von Corvey war Nachfolger von Adelhard Abt von Corvey und Corbie und zwar von 826 bis 856.
		Nachfolger von Abt Warin in Corvey wurde Adalgar 856.
		Wala der Bruder von Adelhard von Corvey und Corbie war nicht Abt in Corvey sondern in Corbie von 826 bis 836.
	www.weblexikon.de /Warin_I._(Corvey).html (194 words)

	CORVEY - Online Information article about CORVEY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		legend in 836, but apart from this attraction, Corvey became the centre of See also:
		Empire, and Corvey was made a bishopric in 1783.
		In 1803 the abbey was secularized, in 1815 its lands were given to See also:
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /COR_CRE/CORVEY.html (436 words)

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