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MBO

29 maart 2023

Introduction to XSLT

If we want to make texts which have been encoded in XML more readable or more usable for human readers, we generally need to convert these documents into other types of files. We may choose transform these XML documents into HTML files, or into PDF files, for example. For conversions such as these, we can make use of the eXtensible Stylesheet Language for Transformations (XSLT). This tutorial contains step-by-step instructions on how to write an XSLT stylesheet.

Open (Access) Tekst Boek

Peter Verhaar

11 juli 2020

SAWS Dynamic Library

The Sharing Ancient Wisdoms (SAWS) project makes available digital texts from several philosophical traditions, especially texts derived from Arabic, Greek, and Arab-Spanish sources. The texts have been marked up in XML, which the project has made available for download in addition to the XML schemas they used to encode their texts. The project also includes a list of previous workshops, presentations, and publications that have been associated with the project.

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Stuart Dunn

30 maart 2023

XSLT Exercises

Exercises on the eXtensible STylesheet Language for Transformations

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Peter Verhaar

1 januari 2001

Medieval Nordic Text Archive (Menota)

The Medieval Nordic Text Archive (Menota) is a digital repository for medieval texts from Nordic repositories. A user can navigate the repository in either English or Norwegian. A joint project among many libraries and universities across Scandinavia, Menota invites editors to submit medieval texts in the Nordic languages or Latin. All texts on the platform have been marked up in XML and users can select a variety of views, like diplomatic of facsimile. As of 2020, over 50 manuscripts have been digitally edited and the project is ongoing. Beyond digital texts, the platform also provides a few translations of medieval texts, lexicographical resources, and links to some images of manuscripts in Nordic repositories. Menota makes its encoding practices clear in documents and handbooks available on the site. The XML of digital editions hosted on the platform are open-source and available for download.

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Alex Speed Kjeldsen

15 september 2022

Introduction to the eXtensible Markup Language: Exercises (lesonderdeel)

A tutorial on the

Spreadsheet

Peter Verhaar

25 april 2016

CELT

Provides a searchable corpus of over 1500 digitized Irish literary and historical texts available to read or use online as HTML, XML, or SGML, and some of which may also be downloaded in .pdf format. Includes texts in the original language as well as translations, and provides information about the edition from which each text was taken along with a select bibliography. Also provides maps, links to a number of scholarly Celtic journals, subject bibliographies, libraries and scholarly societies, online textual projects and sites, and bibliographies of the work of a number of Celtic scholars and writers. National History Day Selected Resource *

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Hiram Morgan

19 januari 2024

Estoria de Espanna Digital

Created by scholars at the University of Birmingham, the Estoria de Espanna Digital project has created a digital edition of nine of the medieval manuscript witnesses to the text of the Estoria de Espanna, the 13th-century Spanish-language chronicle commissioned by Alfonso X. The chronicle details the history of the Iberian peninsula from Roman times up to Alfonso’s reign. The project presents the versions in diplomatic or facsimile format and allows a user to view texts side by side for comparison. The project includes methodological and introductory information in both Spanish and English. The project has also made its data open-source, allowing users to download complete textual versions in XML. The project was recently updated in June 2020.

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Aengus Ward

18 juli 2019

Rusian Genealogy

Genealogies have been constructed and used for hundreds of years to help families understand their ancestry and more recently to help scholars understand the relationships between medieval people and families. The Rusian genealogical database offers an update on this traditional discipline. The research underlying this database is new and is built on the primary sources in Old East Slavic, Latin, Greek, and Old Norse, as well as a thorough reading and understanding of the modern secondary literature. That information is then accessed through an XML database that allows the user to search through the variety of information presented here, including parentage, regnal dates, place of rule, and other data points. The end result is the most accurate genealogy of Rus′ yet developed, presented in an accessible and intuitive way for use by scholars, students, and others.

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Christian Raffensperger

16 augustus 2023

Measuring Polyphony

Measuring Polyphony is an ongoing project by researchers at Brandeis University and McGill University to digitally transcribe and notate polyphonic musical texts from manuscripts of the 13th and 14th centuries. As of 2020, the project presents around fifty musical pieces and has plans for growth. Currently, most of the transcribed musical texts are in Latin or French. Each entry presents musical texts in medieval mensural and modern notations. For some entries, the project presents manuscript images in IIIF format to compare against the marked-up scores. Pieces also include audio recordings of their performance in addition to downloadable data for each piece in MEI and PDF format. Measuring Polyphony is committed to open-source data and has made the encoding process clear. The project also makes available all of its data in XML and MEI format and also provides access to its software apparatus on GitHub.

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Karen Desmond

10 maart 2026

Testmateriaal AnatomyTOOL 10-3-2026: Manual ‘Requesting a sub model’ of the Open 3D model

This manual describes how to use the 'selection models' of the Open3DModel to create 'sub models'. Sub models are 3D models of the Open3DModel that contain only a limited number of structures and are aimed to view or demonstrate a specific anatomical topic, e.g. what is the spatial interrelation of structures a, b and c. They are meant to allow easily viewing or demonstrating of a specific (anatomical) topic. The sub models are collected at https://anatomytool.org/open3dmodel-learn.

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Open 3DModel