The purpose of this digital humanities project is to provide open access research materials from Geremia da Montagnone's Compendium moralium notabilium, an early humanist florilegium compiled at Padua in the early 14th century (c.1310) which survives in about 50 manuscripts but was printed only once, two centuries after it was created. This website provides two types of resources derived from the 1505 Venice edition, which is entitled "Epytoma Sapientie":

• The Author/Source Index is the portal for accessing editions of the quotations attributed to particular authors and sources. At present nearly 1700 quotations ascribed to seven classical authors have been edited and provided through this portal. Each transcribed quotation is accompanied by the version of that passage from a modern edition of the original source text and variants are indicated by breaks in the underscoring in the latter version. Much of the transcriptional and editorial work for this aspect of the project was done during the Spring and Summer of 2013 by Veronica Parkes, an undergraduate co-op student majoring in Ancient Mediterranean Studies and Medieval Studies at Wilfrid Laurier University. The development of this portion of the project is expected to resume in Summer 2023.
  
• The Subject Index is the portal for accessing transcriptions of the quotations under particular topics. At present it provides digital transcriptions of all of Pars 1 and Pars 2, and also Pars 3, Libri 1 & 2 and Pars 5, Liber 4. It is expected that the full transcription will be completed by December 2023.