Index
Introduction
to Project Components
A
Brief History of the Charrette Project and its Basic Rationale
Introduction
to Chrétien's Romance
Browsing
the Online-Archive: The text in SGML and images
Keys
to the Transcriptions
The
Charrette
(Old
French version):
Foulet-Uitti edition.
leçons
rejetées and Table des noms propres
The
Charrette
(Modern French version): Foulet-Uitti edition
Charrette
Lexical Search (Foulet-Uitti edition)
Project
Authors and Contributors
The
Present State of the Project on the WWW.
Home site: Princeton,
NJ
Twin site: Poitiers,
France
kduitti@princeton.edu
(c)1994 (1997), Princeton University and Professor Karl
D. Uitti. These materials are placed at the disposal of students
and scholars for their personal use only. Their reproduction and/or distribution
(electronic or otherwise) are forbidden without the express written permission
of the Charrette Project editors and the owners of the manuscript material
herein included. |
Charrette Project SGML Codes
This key provides the SGML/TEI tags used in the manuscript transcriptions.
(A few tags utilized in these transcriptions are not included in this list:
the user may refer in these rare cases directly to the corresponding image
files.) |
SGML entities have been grouped into categories.
I. Simple Substitutions
&s; |
G line 7 |
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∥ |
C line 14 |
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&pro1; |
G line 1138 |
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&pro2; |
T line 1497 |
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&com; |
C line 1037 |
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&et1; |
G line 9 |
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&et2; |
C line 935 |
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&est; |
G line 282 |
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&punc1; |
A line 2100 |
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&punc2; |
T line 1246 |
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&insert1; |
T line 3826 |
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&insert2; |
T line 3826 |
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&mmark; |
V line 3449 |
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&skip; |
V line 3700 |
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&eol1; |
G line 273 |
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&eol2; |
G line 276 |
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&eol3 |
G line 2912 |
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&eol4; |
G line 2805 |
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&eol5; |
G line 2660 |
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&eol6; |
G line 963 |
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&eol7; |
G line 266 |
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&eol8; |
G line 1016 |
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&A9; |
T line 6888 |
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&G9; |
T line 6826 |
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&K9; |
T line 6199 |
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&L9; |
T line 6812 |
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&M9; |
T line 6811 |
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&N1; |
E line 1009 |
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&N2; |
E line 974 |
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&N3; |
E line 1239 |
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&D1; |
E line 923 |
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&D2; |
E line 1107 |
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&S1; |
E line 926 |
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&S2; |
E line 952 |
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&E1; |
E line 955 |
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&E2; |
E line 983 |
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&Q1; |
C line 10 |
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&Q2; |
C line 471 |
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&A1; |
T line 2658 |
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&A2; |
T line 2651 |
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&ier; |
G line 4 |
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&apost; |
G line 10 |
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&dot-t; |
T line 6988 |
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&vos; |
E line 593 |
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&Vos; |
E line 498 |
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&ver; |
E line 751 |
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&Ver; |
E line 744 |
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II. Complex Substitutions
These codes are complex because we are indicating the relationship
between a diacritical mark and a letter, or a sequence of letters. For
a single letter or a sequence of letters, represented as "xx" below, the
codes are as below. (Thus, ultimately, a separate SGML entity is defined
for each letter/diacritic combination.) |
&xx-hbar; |
C line 2 |
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&xx-alpha; |
E line 6 |
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&xx-til; |
C line 459 |
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&xx-omeg; |
G line 5 |
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&xx-nine; |
C line 102 |
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&xx-e; |
T line 101 |
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&xx-vbar; |
G line 8 |
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&xx-u; |
T line 732 |
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&xx-o; |
T line 731 |
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&xx-dot; |
C line 1364 (only occurs with "y") |
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&xx-foo; |
E line 1003 (only occurs with "i") |
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III. Miscellaneous
The following SGML elements/tags indicate extraordinary line configurations |
<del>xx</del> |
C line 390a |
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cui &s;o<add place=supralinear>t</add> |
C line 504 |
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l<add place=infralinear>dot</add>e |
T line 743 |
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IV. Unclear Readings
The following SGML elements/tags indicate where our editors were not
confident of the reading given or unable to decipher it. |
n<unclear>e</clear>uiele&s; |
A line 56 |
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fai&s; <gap>v&re-hbar; oe&s; |
A line 479 |
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V. Large Letters
The number given indicates that the manuscript letter is a certain
number of lines high. Within the transcription, the manuscript appears
with the first indented line. |
&LargeA-8; |
A line 1 |
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V. Line numbers, foliotation, and column markers
<l n="47"> |
line 47 |
<lb> |
a line break which does not correspond to a new line number |
<pb="47recto"> |
folio 47 recto |
<milestone unit="column" n="a"> |
column a |
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