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 # Early Modern Danish Postils
 This repository contains raw data for a growing collection of postils from Early Modern Denmark. The data has been collected from digitizations of original sources, primarily through the Early European Books project, and prepared for text mining with [Transkribus](https://readcoop.eu/transkribus/?sc=Transkribus).
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 >Brochmand, Jesper Rasmussen. 1638. *SABBATI SANCTIFICATIO. Det er: Gudelig Betenckning oc kort Forklaring offuer alle EVANGELIER oc EPISTLER, som paa Søndage oc alle hellige Dage / udi Guds Meenighed / det gandske Aar igiennem / pleye at fremsættis oc forhandlis: Guds Børn til Gudelig Øffuelse forfattet. Sommer-Parten*. København: Melchior Martzan.
 
 ## Stopwords
-The collection is accompanied by a list of stopwords for 16th and 17th century Danish. The list is based on a collection of function words (particles, prepositions, conjunctions, articles, adverbs, auxiliary verbs) developed in the project Danish under Digital Study (DUDS) at University of Copenhagen and adapted for early modern orthography using the 300 most frequently occuring word forms in the corpus.
+The collection is accompanied by a list of stopwords for 16th and 17th century Danish. The list is based on a collection of function words (particles, prepositions, conjunctions, articles, adverbs, auxiliary verbs) developed in the project Danish under Digital Study (DUDS) at University of Copenhagen and adapted for early modern orthography using the 300 most frequently occuring word forms in the corpus.