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Text Encoding Initiative
TEI produces the TEI Guidelines and associated software
The TEI is an international and interdisciplinary standard used by libraries, museums, publishers, and academics to represent all kinds of literary and linguistic texts, using an encoding scheme that is maximally expressive and minimally obsolescent. -
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TEI LingSIG
Production space for the TEI Linguistics SIG
This used to be the experimentation and production space for the Special Interest Group (SIG) of the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) called "TEI for Linguists", LingSIG for short. Currently, this is a storage place for documents produced by the SIG. Use https://github.com/LingSIG to access the current production space. -
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EpiDoc: Epigraphic Documents in TEI XML
XML text markup for ancient documents
The EpiDoc Collaborative is developing specifications and tools for standards-based, digital publication and interchange of scholarly and educational editions of documentary and literary texts like inscriptions and papyri. The link below will take you to the EpiDoc home page on this site. -
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Teian is an web-based annotator and limited editor for any XML vocabulary. Teian was originally developed for the U.S. Department of State, Office of the Historian, and released as open source for the benefit of community. Its development was further funded by the University of Richmond, USA.
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A fuzzy text-comparison engine allowing the tracking of xml paragraphs (or similar granularity) between two editions. A frontend then allows the making of new links, confirmation of guessed ones, and annotation of links and paragraphs.
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