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==Available== | ==Available== | ||
* https://tarsian.vital-it.ch/ | * https://tarsian.vital-it.ch/ | ||
== | * Source data: https://github.com/msank/tarsian-tei | ||
* Sara Schulthess | |||
==Authors== | |||
* Sara Schulthess | |||
* Martial Sankar | |||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
Tarsian is a digital edition of First Corinthians as written in a 9th c. Arabic manuscript (Vat. Ar. 13). It contains high quality page images accompanied by three transcriptions: diplomatic, normalized, French translation. The edition is built using the [ | Tarsian is a digital edition of First Corinthians as written in a 9th c. Arabic manuscript (Vat. Ar. 13). It contains high quality page images accompanied by three transcriptions: diplomatic, normalized, French translation. The edition is built using the [[EVT]] platform. The TEI encoded text is available on [https://github.com/msank/tarsian-tei GitHub]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:08, 13 February 2026
Available
Authors
- Sara Schulthess
- Martial Sankar
Description
Tarsian is a digital edition of First Corinthians as written in a 9th c. Arabic manuscript (Vat. Ar. 13). It contains high quality page images accompanied by three transcriptions: diplomatic, normalized, French translation. The edition is built using the EVT platform. The TEI encoded text is available on GitHub.