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It has come to my attention that Arabic numerals appear not infrequently within <ex> in DDB, no doubt a remnant of some past conversion. A good example is (χαλκοῦς 2), in O.Amst. 41.5:
It has come to my attention that Arabic numerals appear not infrequently within
<ex>
inDDB
, no doubt a remnant of some past conversion. A good example is(χαλκοῦς 2)
, in O.Amst. 41.5:<lb n="5"/><expan>ὁμο<ex>ίως</ex></expan> <gap reason="illegible" quantity="3" unit="character"/> <num value="1"><unclear>α</unclear></num> <expan><ex>δραχμὰς</ex></expan> <num value="4">δ</num> <expan><ex>χαλκοῦς 2</ex></expan><num value="2"/> <gap reason="lost" extent="unknown" unit="character"/> </ab></div>
I searched
DDB
with the regex<ex>[^<]+\s\d+</ex>
and retrieved 7270 occurrences across 557 files. Those have been entered in a Google spreadsheet.It is desirable to analyze, organize, and update these via
XSLT
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