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Edition
Institution
Place
Person
Repository
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Name of the Project
The name of the project.
Institution
Name(s) of institution(s) involved in the project.
Repository of Source Material(s)
The institution(s) that house the source text(s).
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Manager
Name of project manager(s).
Url contains
The URL of the project.
Period
Middle Ages
Early Modern
Antiquity
Middle Ages; Early Modern
Contemporary
Antiquity; Middle Ages
Long Nineteenth Century; Modern
Long Nineteenth Century
Modern
Early Modern; Long Nineteenth Century
Early Modern; Long Nineteenth Century; Modern; Contemporary
Historical period to which the source text belongs.
Language
lat
ger
eng
wel
ita
fre
grc
gre
rus
chu
spa
baq
ang
non
fro
sga
enm
heb
san
dut
nor
frm
ara
arc
hrv
gmh
mix
myn
ota
ben
dan
hun
pol
arm
gmy
xto
0
vie
syc
per
bel
cze
roh
jpn
nno
nds
cat
deu
fra
srp
slk
fin
ron
est
tur
prt
por
swe
rae
lep
cis
etr
cam
lig
ven
sab
The language(s) of the source text. Three-letter ISO Codes are used.
Scholarly
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yes
no
no information provided
An edition must be critical, must have critical components - a pure facsimile is not an edition, a digital library is not an edition (Patrick Sahle).
Digital
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yes
no
no information provided
A digital edition can not be converted to a printed edition without substantial loss of content or functionality - vice versa: a retrodigitized printed edition is not a Scholarly Digital Edition (but it may evolve into a Scholarly Digital Edition through new content or functionalities) (Patrick Sahle).
Edition
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yes
no
no information provided
An edition must represent its material (usually as transcribed/edited text) - a catalog, an index, a descriptive database is not an edition (Patrick Sahle).
Writing support contains
The nature of the source text (manuscript, letter, notebook, etc.).
Begin date
Year the project started.
End date
Year the project ended. If ongoing, leave blank.
Audience contains
The target audience of the project (scholars, general public, etc.).
Philological statement
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No information on the editorial methods and practices nor on the source (digital or printed) of the text.
No information on the source, but some information about the author, date and accuracy of the digital edition.
Complete information on the source of the text, as well as on the author, date and accuracy of the digital edition. Digital Humanities standards implemented, including modelling, markup language, data structure and software. Values may include a large range of standards used, including HTML, XML-TEI etc.
Account of textual variance
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No account of textual variance is given. The digital edition is a reproduction of a given print edition without any account of variants.
The digital edition is a reproduction of a given print scholarly edition and reproduces the selected textual variants extant in the apparatus criticus of that edition, or: the edition does not follow a digital paradigm, in that the variants are not automatically computable the way they are encoded.
This edition is 'based on full-text transcription of original texts into electronic form'.
Value of witnesses
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Not applicable, as no information about the source of the text is given, though it is easily assumable that the source is another digital edition or a printed edition (possibly even a scholarly edition
The only witness modelled digitally is a printed non-scholarly edition, used as a source for the digital edition.
Same as above, but the witness/source is a scholarly edition.
The witnesses are traditional philological primary sources (including manuscripts, inscriptions or papyri)
XML-TEI transcription
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no information provided
XML not used
XML but not TEI
XML-TEI is used
The source text is encoded in XML-TEI.
XML-TEI transcription to download
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no information provided
no
partially
yes
The XML-TEI encoded text is available for download.
Images
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yes
no
no information provided
The project comes with images.
Zoom images
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yes
no
no information provided
The images are zoomable.
Image manipulation
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yes
no
no information provided
The images can be manipulated in some way within the edition (brightness, rotation, etc.).
Text-image linking
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yes
no
no information provided
The transcription and the image are linked so that clicking on a word in the image brings up the corresponding textual token and viceversa.
Website language
lat
ger
eng
wel
ita
fre
grc
gre
rus
chu
spa
baq
ang
non
fro
sga
enm
heb
san
dut
nor
frm
ara
arc
hrv
gmh
mix
myn
ota
ben
dan
hun
pol
arm
gmy
xto
0
vie
syc
per
bel
cze
roh
jpn
nno
nds
cat
deu
fra
srp
slk
fin
ron
est
tur
prt
por
swe
rae
lep
cis
etr
cam
lig
ven
sab
The language of the website/interface.
Glossary
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yes
no
no information provided
The project provides a glossary.
Indices
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yes
no
no information provided
The project provides indices.
String matching search
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yes
no
no information provided
The project provides string matching search possibilities.
Advanced search
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yes
no
no information provided
The project provides an advanced search functionality.
Creative Commons License
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no information provided
No CC License used.
CC License but only for parts of the project.
Everything under a CC License.
The project is protected by a Creative Commons License.
Open Access/Source
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no information provided
Proprietary, all material is copyrighted. The ‘source’ is closed and not reusable by other research projects. To access the material, users must pay a subscription.
Same as above, but the subscription is free of charge.
Open Access. The texts may be accessed through specific software, but the source is not accessible.
Open Access and Open Source. All data underlying the digital edition is freely available for access, study, redistribution and improvement (reuse)
Open Access and Open Source. All data underlying the digital edition is freely available for access, study, redistribution and improvement (reuse).
The project adheres to an Open Source/Access policy.
Infrastructure contains
The technologies used to run the project (Drupal, Omeka, MySQL, etc.).
OCR or keyed?
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Keyed
OCR
The source text was digitised with Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software or manually keyed in.
Print friendly
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yes
no
no information provided
The project provides a print-friendly view of the text.
Api
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yes
no
no information provided
The project comes with an API (Application Programming Interface).
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