Nan L. Hahn and John B. Smith, with Wesley M. Stevens and B. Lael Sorenson, The Benjamin Data Bank and Bag/2: A Case History and User Manual for Encoding, Storing and Retrieving Information on Medieval Manuscripts. Privately published, 1983. Paper. Pp. 102. $10. Available from Overdale Books, 269 Overdale Rd., Winnipeg R3B 2E9, Canada [Book Review]

Speculum 61 (2):500-501 (1986)
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