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text disappeared before </title> tag #158

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lcerrato opened this issue Jan 7, 2016 · 4 comments
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text disappeared before </title> tag #158

lcerrato opened this issue Jan 7, 2016 · 4 comments
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lcerrato commented Jan 7, 2016

text was arbitrarily missing from a file before an </title> tag
no pattern was discerned for how/why this happened

happened during move from cvs repo to GitHub
possibly related to file splitting for composite doc to separate files?

tlg0551.tlg013 English

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TDBuck added a commit to PerseusDL/canonical-greekLit that referenced this issue Jan 7, 2016
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lcerrato commented Jan 7, 2016

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tlg0551.tlg013.perseus-eng1.xml
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<p>So he believed that he should die in Libya. But there is a river Libyssus in Bithynia, and the adjoining country takes the name of Libyssa from the river.<note resp="HW" place="foot" anchored="yes">Hannibal's burial-place at Libyssa was still visible in the time of Pliny, A.D. <dateRange from="23" to="79">23</dateRange>-79 (<title>Natural History,</title> v. 43).</note>

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<p>So he believed that he should die in Libya. But there is a river Libyssus in Bithynia, and the adjoining country takes the name of Libyssa </title> v. 43).</note>

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lcerrato commented Jan 7, 2016

There is no easy way to diff these files against the source as the source was split into new files.

Another example is unrelated to a note:

While he was advancing from the Hellespont to Lysimacheia a splendid great altar presented itself to his view, which he was told had been built either by the Argonauts on their way to Colchis, or by the Ach&aelig;ans who besieged Troy, for which reason the people in the neighborhood still called it Argos, either by a corruption of the name of the ship <title>Argo,</title>

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While he was advancing </title>

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lcerrato commented Jan 7, 2016

He sent for reënforcements </title> these Arclielaus established a tower on that part of the wall.

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He sent for re&euml;nforcements from Chalcis and the other islands and armed his oarsmen, for he considered himself in extreme danger. As his army <note resp="HW" place="marg" anchored="yes">Y.R. 87</note> was superior in number to that of Sulla before, it now became much more so by these re&euml;nforcements. He then darted out in the middle of the night <foreign>with</foreign> torches and burned one of the tortoises and the machines alongside of it; but Sulla made new ones in ten days' time and put them in the places of the former ones. <title>Against</title> these Arclielaus established a tower on that part of the wall.

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lcerrato commented Jan 7, 2016

Note in all these examples, the text that goes missing starts with the word "from".

Was there some kind of pattern editor or other transformation that operated on this word?

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