Commits 70f6431f7d4782223459aa13b082f77c042b3722 and 1af61e1f3bbad38ee613e1a6683610d42206af21
Edits to the lexica include:
pulled out all Perseus:abo id references and replaced them with CTS URN references where possible, kept all passage/line references in place
also substituted abbreviations as based on the abbv. file with CTS URNs when they could be identified
papyrus references substituted with Trismegistos urls when they could be identified
coined CTS URNs for the lexica themselves: LSJ = urn:cts:pdllex:grc.lsj.perseus-eng0 and LS = urn:cts:pdllex:lat.ls.perseus-eng1
because of Github's upload limits, the LSJ has been split into multiple files on the beginning letter entries, the individual files have been numbered as if they were a multivolume work, numbers 1-27, as stated above, the entire LSJ will be referred to by urn:cts:pdllex:grc.lsj.perseus-eng0 to distinguish it from the broken up sections
Issues yet to be addressed:
fix abbreviations that are not found
this is usually because the abbreviation doesn’t have an associated abo id in the perseus.abb file
most likely method is to pull full author and work names if near by (they might not be), check in db, will require some work
handle papyri and inscriptions that are not found via Trismegistos
need to handle if they don't have a cts urn in the catalog, currently just skip them, what happens with line citations with these? Acceptable to include? Do they get spit out to get urns coined for them?
give the cts urn to the level that we can with the info provided, so at least an author if it is a broad reference to say, how Homer uses this word throughout the works, relevant for the Middle Liddell and Elementary Lewis
add Middle Liddell and Elementary Lewis after being CTS-ized
Adding the two lexica to the repo.