I can only speak of myself. In addition to digitized manuscripts, I also refer to database entries and books (often "Google Books"). Which resources I refer to depends partly on the topic, but partly also simply on where further information or evidence can be found. I would not say that there is a preference for certain sources from the beginning.
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