IIIF
IIIF (International Image Interoperability Framework) is an international initiative to provide 'an interoperable technology and community framework for image delivery'. IIIF publish two standards, one for serving images, which allows others applications to make use of images in a standardised way, and another presentation, to enable the standardised description (an IIIF Manifest) of image collections for use in different tools. The project has implemented both standards.
For each register we provide an IIIF Manifest. This is a file containing structured (JSON) data compliant with the IIIF Presentation API (version 2) describing the register and its images.
This manifest can be ‘plugged’ into any IIIF compliant viewer, such as the Mirador Viewer.
The Biblissima Project is a hub for digital humanities projects in France which provides a demonstration version of the Mirador Viewer. It is possible to add your own IIIF Manifest to this demo site.
Available Manifests
Abp Inst AB 1: Institution Act Book (1545-1554: 1556-1568)
Abp Inst AB 2: Institution Act Book (1554-1558: 1561-1566: 1568-1572)
Abp Inst AB 3: Institution Act Book (1572-1619)
Abp Inst AB 4: Institution Act Book (1607-1628)
Abp Inst AB 5: Institution Act Book (1619-1630: 1632)
Abp Inst AB 6: Institution Act Book (1632-1640: 1642-1644: 1660-1668)
Abp Reg 1A: Walter de Gray (1215-1255) Major roll 1225-1235
Abp Reg 1B: Walter de Gray (1215-1255) Minor roll 1235-1255
Abp Reg 2: Walter Giffard (1266-1270)
Abp Reg 3: Wiliam Wickwane (1279-1285)
Abp Reg 4: John Le Romeyn (1286-1296)
Abp Reg 5: Henry Newark (1298-1296)
Abp Reg 5A: Sede Vacante Registers
Abp Reg 6: Thomas Corbridge (1300-1304)
Abp Reg 7: William Greenfield (1306-1315) Part I 1306-1311
Abp Reg 8: William Greenfield (1306-1315) Part II 1311-1315
Abp Reg 9A: William Melton (1317-1340)
Abp Reg 9B: William Melton (1317-1340)
Abp Reg 10: William Zouche (1342-1352)
Abp Reg 10A: William Zouche (1342-1352) Ordination register
Abp Reg 11: John Thoresby (1352-1373)
Abp Reg 12: Alexander Neville (1374-1388)
Abp Reg 13: Formulary, including Visitation of Beverley, Mar-May 1381
Abp Reg 14: Thomas Arundel (1388-1396)
Abp Reg 15: Robert Waldby (1397)
Abp Reg 16: Richard Scrope (1398-1405)
Abp Reg 17: Henry Bowet (1407-1423) Part II [register extra diocesim]
Abp Reg 18: Henry Bowet (1407-1423) Part I
Abp Reg 19: John Kempe (1425-1452)
Abp Reg 20: William Booth (1452-1464)
Abp Reg 21: George Neville (1465-1476) Part I [register extra diocesim]
Abp Reg 22: George Neville (1465-1476), Laurence Booth (1476-1480)
Abp Reg 23: Thomas Rotherham (1480-1500)
Abp Reg 24: Thomas Rotherham (1480-1500), contemporary working copy (1480-1487)
Abp Reg 25: Thomas Savage (1501-1507)
Abp Reg 26: Christopher Bainbridge (1508-1514): Sede Vacante Register 1514
Abp Reg 27: Thomas Wolsey (1514-1530)
Abp Reg 28: Edward Lee (1531-1544)
Abp Reg 29: Robert Holgate (1545-1554): Nicholas Heath (1555-1559)
Abp Reg 30: Thomas Young (1561-1568): Sede Vacante Register (1568-1570): Edmund Grindal (1570-1576)
Abp Reg 32: Samuel Harsnett (1629-1631), Richard Neile (1632-1640), John Williams (1641-1650)
