Open funderburkjim opened 2 years ago
@Andhrabharati Thanks - I should have noticed the index.
As you have been saying all these days, I just swarm too many posts all together, and it is difficult to 'notice' the 'needy' of them (unless one is careful enough in reading through all my posts).
@KateRusse Regarding the 'missing pages' for volume 2 (see comment above).
I found another way to identify missing pages in volume 2, and the only ones are in that range of pages 236-263.
Conclusion: You don't need to spend further time on this 'missing page' project.
However, if your circumstances permit, there is a similar 'bad pages' task that I could use your help with. In brief, every one of the 2800+ pdf pages for Ramayana Gorresio edition needs to be quickly viewed, and the obviously 'broken' pages identified (so that replacements can be sought). Each page can be evaluated quickly, but there are lots of pages, so the task would require 5-10hrs. (10 pages per minute, 280 minutes approx 5 hrs).
Let me know if you can undertake this task now, and, if so, I'll provide more details. You can check out this url: https://sanskrit-lexicon-scans.github.io/ramayanagorr/pagechk/index.html
Hope you are well.
@Andhrabharati
The Schlegel volume 2 pdf given above (Schlegel.Ramayana-.V1.P2.pdf) has blank (or almost blank) pages for pages 339-358,
(and also the pages 335-338 are of poor quality).
Since you have indexed pages 339-358, you must have another source for them, and possibly also for 335-338. Request that you upload this other source or provide a url.
Actually I had used the Bayer scans-
But, as you mentioned (above) having the V1.P1 from archive.org, thought of giving the V1.P2 link also from there! (I did not look inside it, to be frank.)
Sorry, the above link seems to be not working; use these instead-
Using pages 335-358 from Bayer edition.
Here is the link https://opacplus.bsb-muenchen.de/title/BV007221164
click 'online lesen' then 'download' to get the usual download path from this site.
In our efforts to get a linkable target for Ramayana in PWK and PWG, the following may be helpful.
In PWG, the
R.
literary source is described as@thomasincambodia provides this reference to GILD (Gildemeister): https://opacplus.bsb-muenchen.de/title/BV008341476