The Neoplatonic Library

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Apparatus · Proclus

The apparatus

Proclus · 1816 · version 1.0.0

The apparatus

No repairs are recorded for this version yet. The text is served as the transcription stands — the reading view and the transcription view are the same words — every damaged character visible and marked. Each emendation will appear here as a rule, with the words it changes, why it was made, and the page image it was decided from, as it is made. THE WHOLE SCAN IS HERE: all 722 leaves of the edition’s scan are stored with it, in leaf order, and every one of them opens and reads. No leaf carries a reading yet, which is stated where the leaf is opened and not hidden; the “All readings” entry is the list of readings and says so while it is empty. The reading view applies every rule and the transcription view applies none, so once rules exist this list is the difference between the two.

The edition this apparatus belongs to: On the Theology of Plato.

The apparatus, and the page images. The edition’s WHOLE SCAN — all 722 leaves — is stored with it and served beside the text, one image per leaf, at /texts/proclus-theology-of-plato-taylor-1816/scans/: every leaf the edition was read against, not only the leaves a reading was decided from. No repair has been recorded for this version yet, so no reading stands beside a leaf; the leaf index is the whole scan, and the list of readings is empty until the first emendation is made.

The whole log, as data. The apparatus of this version is one plain file, served with the edition: /texts/proclus-theology-of-plato-taylor-1816/apparatus.json — the version’s repair log in full. At this version it carries no rule yet, because no emendation has been made: it is the file each new rule will be written into, and the count of what has been repaired so far can be read from it directly. This page renders it in the viewer below; that viewer needs JavaScript, and without it the file linked here IS the apparatus, in full.