Open funderburkjim opened 2 years ago
Yes, I do have all those Bomb. ed. volumes (11 nos. of text + one index volume) and many more editions too!
all those Bomb. ed. volumes
Located ...
located the Bomb. ed. volumes yourself?
Then you might consider putting someone in your team to index them.
Parva-1:
Parva-2:
Parva-3:
Parva-4:
Parva-5:
Parva-6:
Parva-7:
Parva-8:
Parva-9:
Parva-10:
Parva-11:
Parva-13:
Parva-14:
Parva-15:
Parva-16:
Parva-17:
Parva-18:
While it is seen that PWG has very nominal (negligible) no. of citations from the Bomb. ed. of MBh. as compared to the Calc. ed., the pwk has exactly the opposite counts.
However, the citations in pwk are not that many (its 'theme' being mostly to be 'concise'), so the MBh. citations are just about 3.3K+ (against the count of 66K+ in PWG).
So, is it worth putting effort to link these to pdf pages (the pages count about 4500!)?
Now, I have a surprise Christmas gift to @funderburkjim / @gasyoun [it being the 2nd anniv. of linking the MBh. (Calc. ed.) scans at CDSL now]-- MBH-1863 Titular pages etc..pdf
located the Bomb. ed. volumes yourself?
Then you might consider putting someone in your team to index them.
@gasyoun
You can get the Bomb. ed. MBh. from this link
I had renamed them at my end for ease of 'identification', as
[It was surprising to see that these were at a French Library, but not at any German or English Libraries!!]
Now the baton goes to you, to have these 'indexed'.
Now the baton goes to you, to have these 'indexed'.
So what would give us about 4500 links, @Andhrabharati, right?
yes, a little (a hundred or two) above 4500 lines of index file to be made.
However, the citations in pwk are not that many (its 'theme' being mostly to be 'concise'), so the MBh. citations are just about 3.3K+ (against the count of 66K+ in PWG).
but, the actual links would be lesser by 1000+!!
Now, I have a surprise Christmas gift ...
@Andhrabharati
Thank you for the Christmas gift. Very festive !
Re the Bomb. ed. MBh. at Google play link above
But I do think that a useable indexed version would be good to have somewhere. The form I'm thinking of would be similar to the cdsl display of Kale Higher Sanskrit Grammar, or maybe similar to the Gorresio/Schlegel editions of Ramayana.
So, is it worth putting effort to link these to pdf pages (the pages count about 4500!)
Good question. But until there is a good link target, this question is moot.
- Is there a better way to view this on a desktop computer?
Just "rotate right" in acrobat, not in a browser, and save the file first.
- 6 volumes. first volume has parva 1,2.
In my 'renamed' file names, the parvas in each volume are mentioned. (see the screenshot above)
@funderburkjim
It seems you do not have a facility to download the Google Play books as PDFs; you may download these from my Google drive.
[Pl. be noted that I will be deleting these after 24 hrs.]
Downloaded from your share. Re vol. 1: rotate right works right. When magnified, the Devanagari is quite clear -- might even be susceptible to ocr.
Yes, these books can be OCRed.
So, is it worth putting effort to link these to pdf pages (the pages count about 4500!)
Good question. But until there is a good link target, this question is moot.
My point was that in the same time that it takes for this job, 4-5 smaller books could be indexed (each of which are having far more citations from them).
4-5 smaller books could be indexed (each of which are having far more citations from them).
@Andhrabharati we even had a list, somewhere of the more quoted ones...
I had done 4-5 already, but Jim is not anywhere around to take them and do the linking.
@gasyoun
This was your post that has the counts etc. in PWG (the counts have substantially changed over the next 2-3 months) and subsequently I had posted a couple beneath the same [and the works mentioned in those 4 posts were 'indexed' by me.]
These were the ones having citation counts over 10K (at that time), leaving Pāṇini and the Skt. lexicons [AK. (on which Jim seems to have done some work, but left incomplete), H. and MED.]; it may be noted that the ŚKDr. though comes far high above many, is not a source that could be linked as is [I do have the best possible Bengali edition volumes with me], as only the citations in it were cited in PWG, and not the entries/words of ŚKDr.
And about 6 months prior to that, there was a post by @funderburkjim, to which I gave links for other works that he was asking.
I had done 4-5 already, but Jim is not anywhere around to take them and do the linking.
@Andhrabharati Why don't you open a new issue, and provide one of your 4-5.
@funderburkjim
I would rather suggest you to start with what is already 'opened' for you, that needs no indexing. And, do you recall the same?
Then, I shall give the index files for the following works all at once, or one-by-one--
And, do you recall the same?
Not sure what this refers to; please remind me.
Do you recall where you said thus?-
From the last few days, there are 15+ Github posts from @Andhrabharati requesting my attention. The number of similar but older posts is unknown, but likely greater than 0.
it may be noted that the ŚKDr. though comes far high above many, is not a source that could be linked as is [I do have the best possible Bengali edition volumes with me], as only the citations in it were cited in PWG, and not the entries/words of ŚKDr.
@Andhrabharati still do not understand why can't be linked.
We may at some later time wish to provide a linkable target for the citations in PWK (
<ls>MBH. x,y,z</ls>
) to the so-called Bombay edition of Mahabharata. @Andhrabharati may have sources for these if and when we undertake this. See this comment.