Working with GN and LB on Insight application.
January 25, 2011
BOOK 2
2.1
2.1.1 - ID240, Piren is mortal father of Phoroneus (not mentioned in 2.1.1) "character/character/citation"
2.1.2 - ID738-744, Argos rules the Peloponnese …, Argos marries and has children (Should it not be spelled "Argus"?) "event/character/citation"
2.1.3 - Argus (3) is mortal father of Iasus (1) ("Argus and Ismene…had a son Iasus", add?) "character/character/citation"
- Piren is mortal father of Io ("Hesiod and Acusilaus say that she was a daughter of Piren", add?) "character/character/citation"
- Zeus is god father of Epaphus ("Zeus seduced [Io]…" is this enough to say that he was the father?) "character/character/citation"
- ID2695, Telegonus (3) is spouse of Io (add vice versa?) "character/character/citation"
- ID756-759, Hermes rescues the cow Ino on Zeus' orders… (change "Ino" to "Io"?) "event/character/citation"
- ID769, Io goes looking…finds him in Syra with the wife of king Byblus (change "Syra" to "Syria"?) "event/character/citation"
- ID279, Hermes rescues the cow Ino on Zeus' orders… (change "Ino" to "Io"?) "event/place"
- ID289, Io goes looking…finds him in Syra with the wife of king Byblus (change "Syra" to "Syria"?) "event/place"
2.1.4 - Nile is other non-human entity father of Memphis (please check this, add if it's true?) "character/character/citation"
- Belus is spouse of Anchinoe, and vice versa (add?) "character/character/citation"
- Nile is other non-human entity father of Anchinoe (add if true?) "character/character/citation"
- ID778/1756, Agenor rules Phoenicia (mentioned twice, but ID1756 cites 2.1.4 as well as 3.1.1, so remove ID778?) "event/character/citation"2.1.5 - ID2430/2436, Encaladus (2) is spouse of Amymone (text spells it "Enceladus", change?) "character/character/citation"
- ID2687, Hippodamia (2) is spouse of Dicorystes (spelling says "Diocorystes" rather than "Dicorystes", change?) "character/character/citation"
- ID2452, Hippomedusa is spouse of Alcemnor (spelling says "Alcmenor" rather than "Alcemnor", change?) "character/character/citation"
- ID2692, Menemachua is spouse of Nelo (spelling says "Menemachus rather than "Menemachua", change?) "character/character/citation"
- ID2730, Hesione (2) is spouse of Nauplius (add vice versa?) "character/character/citation"
- Danaus is mortal father of Amymone (add?) "character/character/citation"
- ID267, Egyptus (1) is father of Encaladus (2) (text spells it "Enceladus", change?) "character/character/citation"
- ID285, Egyptus (1) is father of Alcemnor (spelling says "Alcmenor" rather than "Alcemnor", change?) "character/character/citation"
- Europe is the mother of Danaus' children: Automate, Amymone, Agave, and Scaea (these have not been added, add Europa as god mother?) "character/character/citation"
- Clymene is the daughter of Catreus/Philyra/Hesione depending on the author, text also mentions "By her he had Palamedes, Oeax, and Nausimedon." (Catreus is listed as the mother of Clymene only, while Philyra is listed as the mother of all four, and Hesione is listed as the mother of Oeax and Palamedes only, please clarify whether we should list all four as the children of Catreus/Philyra/Hesione?) "character/character/citation"
- ID899, Sons of Egyptus come to Argos… Encaladus (2) is involved in this event (text spells it "Enceladus", change?) "event/character/citation"
- ID909, Sons of Egyptus come to Argos… Alcemnor is involved in this event (text spells it "Alcmenor", change?) "event/character/citation"
- ID307, Nauplius sails the sea, lures people to death with a beacon (add "and dies this way"?) "event/place"
2.2
2.2.1 - ID2529/2669, Antia is spouse of Proetus (3) and vice versa (the "tragic poets call her Stheneboea", add as spouse of Proetus (3) also?) "character/character/citation"
- ID1000-1002, Lynceus rules Argos, has children (change to "child" or "Abas"? only one child is mentioned) "event/character/citation"
- ID1005/1006, Acrisius and Proetus fight for the kingdom, event shields (change to "invent shields"?) "event/character/citation"
- ID1011, Amphianax or Proeteus sends and army of… (change to "Proetus"?) "event/character/citation"
- ID310, Acrisius and Proetus fight for the kingdom, event shields (change to "invent shields"?) "event/place"
- ID312, Amphianax or Proeteus sends an army of… (change to "Proetus"?) "event/place"
2.2.2 - Eurydice is daughter of Lacedaemon (add relationship?) "character/character/citation"
- ID1351-1353, Antia mortal mother of Lysippe (1), Iphinoe, and Iphianassa (add Stheneboea as mortal mother of these three in addition? "the tragic poets call her Stheneboea") "character/character/citation"
- Melampus is mentioned as brother of Bias (should we add this relationship?) "character/character/citation"
- ID1018-1020, Melampus cures the the women possessed by Dionyussus… (remove 2nd "the" and change spelling to "Dionysus" instead of "Dionyussus"?) "event/character/citation"
- ID1021-1024, Melampus chases the maddened women to Sicyon… (doesn't mention Iphianassa, add?) "event/character/citation"
2.3
2.3.1 - ID378, Glaucus (1) is mortal father of Deliades (should we add Piren and Alcimenes as the sons of Glaucus (1) as well, which others mention was the brother of Bellerophon?) "character/character/citation"
- ID1025, Bellerophon kills his brother Deliades/Piren/Alcimenes (ibid) "event/character/citation"
- ID1029, Bellerophon goes to Proetus to be purified… (mentions Antia being involved, should we add Stheneboea as well?) "event/character/citation"
2.3.2 - ok
2.4
2.4.1 - ok
2.4.2 - ID1798-1799, Poseidon is god father of Pegasus and Chrysaor (is Medusa the mother since they sprang from her as she was beheaded?) "character/character/citation"
2.4.3 - ID2684, Cepheus (3) is spouse of Cassiepea (1) (add vice versa?) "character/character/citation"
- Phineus, brother of Cepheus, was originally married to Andromeda before Perseus came along (should we add them as spouses?) "character/character/citation"
2.4.4 - ID1096-1097, Perseus competes in Teutamides' games, accidentally kills Acrisius (add Acrisius to this event?) "event/character/citation"
2.4.5 - Perseus (2) is mortal father of Gorgophone, whom Perieres married (add Perseus as father?) "character/character/citation"
- ibid (add Gorgophone as spouse of Perieres and vice versa?) "character/character/citation
- ID402, Pterelaus is father of Everes (2) (text spells it "Eueres", change spelling?) "character/character/citation"
- ID397-402, Pterelaus is mortal father of Chromius, Tyrannus, Antiochus, Chersidamas, Mestor, and Eueres (Poseidon made him immortal by planting a golden hair on his head, does this make Pterelaus a god father rather than a mortal father? Please clarify) "character/character/citation"
- ID2255, Melian nymph is god mother of Nemean Lion (not mentioned in 2.4.5) "character/character/citation"
As asked by CC, I have begun to work on the Espines du Mariage text by Varin, which will involve the following:
1) proofreading transcribed text
2) tweaking formatting of text where needed
3) proofreading, writing, and linking references
4) writing notes
5) making list of all Greek texts that appear so that they can be sent to Greek Masters student for transcription/proofreading
On DR's instructions.
Added in the First Nations information where it's been tagged as <dc:subject> tags, and regenerated the records. This goes pretty quickly in the 1.4.1 version of the db; I should definitely move forward with the port asap.
January 24, 2011
Running some very long processes (generating 7000+ OAI metadata files in Coldesp) that I wanted to get finished before leaving. Then committed them to SVN, which took forever. Also on late duty.
Background reading and drafting of introductory material with GN.
Regenerated all the OAI records using my local version of the site based on eXist 1.4.1 (it seems to be faster, even without indexes properly configured), and also added a couple of links to the site as requested by CP, one to the Govlet site and one to the Libraries Early BC Maps page.
Generating these records takes a good while. I keep hitting little buglets in the XQuery which require me to restart the process. Hopefully we're pretty solid at this point.
Started the rebuild of the web-based 'query builder' search tool. Stew's SQL structure was for the most part complete, except for a missing jury_id_fk field in the trials table to point to the juries table. Other than that, the SQL structure is as Stew left it, though that may change at some point during the rebuild.
For the search itself, I'm starting from scratch and building some PHP classes to handle building the complex search queries.
In both the original texts of Bon Mariage and Ville Thierry, the table of contents appears in such a way that the chapter headings/descriptions are aligned to the left while the page numbers on which the chapters begin are aligned to the right. Because of this complex formatting, we cannot simply encode the table of contents as a list as we normally do. I discussed this with MH and he will reflect on how to deal with those texts.