Encoding (inter)textual insertions in Latin "grammatical commentary"

The ancient commentaries provide a large sample of quotations from classical or biblical texts for which Latin gramamrians developed a complex system of insertion of quoted texts. The paper examines how to encode these places using XML Tei, and focuses on difficult cases, such as inaccurate quotatio...

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Main Authors:	Bruno Bureau, Christian Nicolas, Ariane Pinche
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Nicolas Turenne 2017-12-01
Series:	Journal of Data Mining and Digital Humanities
Subjects:	quotation ancient commentary allusion fragmentary texts mentioned words latin grammar xml tei [shs.class] humanities and social sciences/classical studies
Online Access:	https://jdmdh.episciences.org/4117/pdf

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description	The ancient commentaries provide a large sample of quotations from classical or biblical texts for which Latin gramamrians developed a complex system of insertion of quoted texts. The paper examines how to encode these places using XML Tei, and focuses on difficult cases, such as inaccurate quotations, or quotations of partly or wholly lost texts.
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Encoding (inter)textual insertions in Latin "grammatical commentary"

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