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Brepols 2025 eBook Collections launched

Our eBooks are available for purchase in yearly collections or in selected thematic collections. The yearly collections are further divided by the type of publication (monograph or miscellany) and subject (medieval studies or other disciplines).

We are pleased to let you know that the prices for our 2025 Collections are now available. The 2024 Collections are almost complete. Prices for both collections are available in the price overview below.

The package prices for the yearly collections already include a considerable discount compared to the purchase of individual eBook titles: up to 20% for the cluster of Frontlist Collections (2023-2025), from 20% up to 35% for Backlist Collections (2019-2022) and up to 60% on Archival Collections (eBooks published up to 2018).

Libraries can contact Brepols directly for our flexible pick-and-choose options (a tailor-made selection, a complete subject collection, or a specific language collection).

Download the complete title list

Thematic Collections (up till 2020):
Apart from entire eBook Collections, Brepols also offers interesting Thematic Collections:
- Collection Religion & Theology
- Collection Renaissance & Early Modern Studies
- Collection Philosophy
- Collection Classics
- Collection History of Science

Download the list of titles included in the Thematic Collections

Flexible Pick-and-Choose options:
Libraries that prefer more selective eBook purchases should explore the following options:
- Single Titles
- Complete Book Series or Thematic Title Lists (Viking, Old Norse & Scandivanvian Studies: Pick & Choose and Archaeology: Pick & Choose)

Your benefits:
- Perpetual access rights
- No download restrictions
- Concurrent, multi-user access
- COUNTER-compliant statistics
- MARC and KBART files available

Aggregator platforms:

Selected eBooks are available from these aggregator platforms: 

- ProQuest Ebook Central (2017-2023)

- CEPIEC iResearch [China] (2017-2023)

- Torrossa (2017-2023)

eJournals

Brepols’ journal portfolio comprises over sixty journals across a wide range of subject areas hosted on www.brepolsonline.net. Six journals are available in full Open Access, and the online archive of another seven journals is available in Free Access with moving wall. To a large extent, our journals are available in Print & Online, as well as Online Only. For most of our journals we also offer the online archives for purchase at an affordable price. 

Key Features:
- All active journals available as yearly subscription
- The subscription price for Print is identical to Print & Online for all journals
- A subscription includes access to the 10 most recent years
- Complete online archives are available as one-off purchase
- Subscriptions to Journal Bundles provide a discount compared to the indvidual subscription prices, and includes online access to the full archive

New Journal (2025):

- Matenadaran: Medieval and Early Modern Armenian Studies (Open Access)

Journal Acquisitions (2025):

- Neulateinisches Jahrbuch-Journal of Neo-Latin Language and Literature 
- Scriptorium
- FORUM+

Available Bundles:
- NEW: Bundle Classical Studies (BCS)
- Bundle Burgundy & Medieval Low Countries (BBMLC)
- Bundle History of Science (BHS)
- Bundle Medieval Studies 1 (BMS1)
- Bundle Medieval Studies 2 (BMS 2)
- Bundle Religious Studies (BRS)
- Bundle Romance Languages & Literature (BRLL)

Download the 2025 Journals Price List (PDF) 

Subscribers benefit from:
- Perpetual access rights
- No download restrictions
- Concurrent, multi-user access
- COUNTER-compliant statistics
- MARC and KBART files available

Special offer

Purchase the complete online archives of 45 journals as one-off purchase, including a significant discount. Check our Journals price list for an overview of available archives.

Subscribe-to-Open

With the launch of Centaurus. Journal of the European Society for the History of Science in a fair and sustainable Subscribre-to-Open publishing model, Brepols aims to strengthen its ambition as an Open Access publisher. Brepols invites the library community to participate in this equitable publishing model. Contact us at open.access@brepols.net.

BREPOLiS - www.brepolis.net

For more than 25 years, Brepols has been developing high-value databases in the field of Humanities. These databases are hosted on a platform called BREPOLiS.

More information on these databases, including detailed leaflets, Powerpoint presentations, short videos, and content updates, is available on about.brepols.net.

Important Content Updates & Functional Improvements (2025):

We are pleased to remind you the BREPOLiS databases are growing and updated regularly, and extra features are being developed for the coming year(s), e.g.:

After a major structural update in 2023, equipping it with a new user interface, improved functionality, and closer links with the full-text databases, the Database of Latin Dictionaries (DLD) continues to grow: thanks to the regular 2024 update, the database will include a revised and expanded edition of Carmen González-Vázquez’s Dictionary of Latin Theatre alongside 27 other dictionaries.

In the spring of 2023, the Aristoteles Latinus Database (ALD) piloted an improved data organization and user interface for the full-text databases on Brepolis, allowing for closer integration with the Database of Latin Dictionaries. These innovations will gradually be implemented for the other Latin full-text databases too (Archive of Celtic-Latin Literature, Library of Latin Texts, and Monumenta Germaniae Historica). In the first months of 2025, it will become possible to switch between the current and the new versions of these databases. The move to the improved data organization and user interface will be completed by the end of 2025.

With 596 out of about 645 printed volumes already available, the Sources Chrétiennes Online (SCO) database now includes 92% of the print volumes in the long-running Sources Chrétiennes edition project. The SCO database is technologically on a par with the ALD, and will receive a user interface more closely resembling that of the ALD in the course of 2025, which is also when the database will catch up with the printed series.

Since February 2024, our bibliographic databases benefit from a new search engine as well as a new interface, which will improve accessibility—the target is to align with WCAG 2.1 AA— and offer more advanced search options. In the course of 2025, the current beta version will be activated as the default version.

Did you know that... 

A dedicated website with product information is available: About Brepolis | Information and help about Brepolis – the home of Brepols' Online Databases 

A variety of licence types are available (Standard, Campus-Wide, based on JISC banding (UK), or Carnegie Classification (USA))

A 30-day trial period is available for institutional users

New subscribers benefit from a deep discount on a one-year trial (only valid for institutions that have not held an online subscription to the database in the last five years)

A tailor-made webinar can be requested