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MarkupList modified by BODARD Gabriel

BODARD Gabriel — Wed, 01 Oct 2025 11:57:08 -0000

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 All levels of questions and discussion are welcome in this congenial, supportive atmosphere where matters both practical and theoretical are addressed by a collegial body of students, scholars, and enthusiasts from around the world. This list is also the focal point for all announcements of new and updated EpiDoc tools, projects, and documentation, and other aspects of the mark-up of ancient texts, including publication and Linked Open Data.

-All interested parties are invited to join *EpiDoc-Markup* by visiting the https://jiscmail.ac.uk/epidoc-markup . The archives, which reach back to 2000, can also be browsed anonymously or searched for an overview of earlier questions and discussions.
+All interested parties are invited to join *EpiDoc-Markup* by visiting the https://jiscmail.ac.uk/epidoc-markup . The archives, which reach back to August 2000, can also be browsed anonymously or searched for an overview of earlier questions and discussions.

MarkupList modified by BODARD Gabriel

BODARD Gabriel — Wed, 01 Oct 2025 11:56:36 -0000

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-The [Stoa Consortium](http://www.stoa.org) assisted the EpiDoc Community in a number of ways since its earliest days in the late 1990s. One of the most important aspects of this on-going collaboration, the discussion list “markup” — used by the community to discuss questions of content, method, development and practice — was hosted at Kentuck from 2000–2024. From October 2024 the list has been moved to the JISCmail service, and is now called [EpiDoc-Markup](https://jiscmail.ac.uk/epidoc-markup).
+The [Stoa Consortium](http://www.stoa.org) assisted the EpiDoc Community in a number of ways since its earliest days in the late 1990s. One of the most important aspects of this ongoing collaboration, the discussion list “Markup” — used by the community to discuss questions of content, method, development and practice — was hosted at Kentucky from 2000–2024. From October 2024 the list has been moved to the JISCmail service, and is now called [EpiDoc-Markup](https://jiscmail.ac.uk/epidoc-markup).

 All levels of questions and discussion are welcome in this congenial, supportive atmosphere where matters both practical and theoretical are addressed by a collegial body of students, scholars, and enthusiasts from around the world. This list is also the focal point for all announcements of new and updated EpiDoc tools, projects, and documentation, and other aspects of the mark-up of ancient texts, including publication and Linked Open Data.

-All interested parties are invited to join *EpiDoc-Markup* by visiting the https://jiscmail.ac.uk/epidoc-markup . The archives, which reach back to 2020, can also be browsed anonymously or searched for an overview of earlier questions and discussions.
+All interested parties are invited to join *EpiDoc-Markup* by visiting the https://jiscmail.ac.uk/epidoc-markup . The archives, which reach back to 2000, can also be browsed anonymously or searched for an overview of earlier questions and discussions.

MarkupList modified by BODARD Gabriel

BODARD Gabriel — Fri, 24 Jan 2025 15:23:29 -0000

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 All levels of questions and discussion are welcome in this congenial, supportive atmosphere where matters both practical and theoretical are addressed by a collegial body of students, scholars, and enthusiasts from around the world. This list is also the focal point for all announcements of new and updated EpiDoc tools, projects, and documentation, and other aspects of the mark-up of ancient texts, including publication and Linked Open Data.

-All interested parties are invited to join *EpiDoc-Markup* by visiting the https://jiscmail.ac.uk/epidoc-markup. The archives, which reach back to 2020, can also be browsed anonymously or searched for an overview of earlier questions and discussions.
+All interested parties are invited to join *EpiDoc-Markup* by visiting the https://jiscmail.ac.uk/epidoc-markup . The archives, which reach back to 2020, can also be browsed anonymously or searched for an overview of earlier questions and discussions.

MarkupList modified by BODARD Gabriel

BODARD Gabriel — Thu, 31 Oct 2024 17:23:33 -0000

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-The [Stoa Consortium](http://www.stoa.org) has assisted the EpiDoc Community in a number of ways since its earliest days in the late 1990s. One of the most important aspects of this on-going collaboration is a listserv — called “markup” — that is used by the community to discuss questions of content, method, development and practice. 
+The [Stoa Consortium](http://www.stoa.org) assisted the EpiDoc Community in a number of ways since its earliest days in the late 1990s. One of the most important aspects of this on-going collaboration, the discussion list “markup” — used by the community to discuss questions of content, method, development and practice — was hosted at Kentuck from 2000–2024. From October 2024 the list has been moved to the JISCmail service, and is now called [EpiDoc-Markup](https://jiscmail.ac.uk/epidoc-markup).

-All levels of questions and discussion are welcome in this congenial, supportive atmosphere where matters both practical and theoretical are addressed by a collegial body of students, scholars, and enthusiasts from around the world. This list is also the focal point for all announcements of new and updated EpiDoc tools, projects, and documentation.
+All levels of questions and discussion are welcome in this congenial, supportive atmosphere where matters both practical and theoretical are addressed by a collegial body of students, scholars, and enthusiasts from around the world. This list is also the focal point for all announcements of new and updated EpiDoc tools, projects, and documentation, and other aspects of the mark-up of ancient texts, including publication and Linked Open Data.

-All interested parties are invited to join the *Markup List* by visiting the [Markup List Archive Page](http://lsv.uky.edu/archives/markup.html). The archives can also be browsed anonymously.
+All interested parties are invited to join *EpiDoc-Markup* by visiting the https://jiscmail.ac.uk/epidoc-markup. The archives, which reach back to 2020, can also be browsed anonymously or searched for an overview of earlier questions and discussions.

Discussion for MarkupList page

Luca Guariento — Fri, 14 Jun 2024 11:37:22 -0000

Apologes, this should have gone to the list. Please delete.

Discussion for MarkupList page

Luca Guariento — Fri, 14 Jun 2024 11:28:23 -0000

Hello,

I am building a front-end for a project using many Epidoc xml files in eXist-db.

I have a couple of issues with bibliographic entries and mastrer bibliography. I have followed https://epidoc.stoa.org/gl/latest/supp-bibliography.html instructions and chosed a Zotero library.

The first issue is that bibl references don't get transformed correctly. For example I get this:

Buckley 1907 116-8 MAC1945Macalister 1945 62 MAN2000Manning 2000 107–112 MCM1991McManus 1991 89-117 POW1997Power et al. 1997 no. 7964

for this xml:

          <div type="bibliography">
                 <listBibl>
                     <bibl><ptr target="#BUC1907"/>Buckley 1907
                     <citedRange>116-8</citedRange>
                     </bibl>
                     <bibl><ptr target="#MAC1945"/>Macalister 1945
                        <citedRange>62</citedRange>
                    </bibl>
                     <bibl><ptr target="#MAN2000"/>Manning 2000
                     <citedRange>107–112</citedRange>
                     </bibl>
                     <bibl><ptr target="#MCM1991"/>McManus 1991
                     <citedRange>89-117</citedRange>
                     </bibl>
                      <bibl><ptr target="#POW1997"/>Power et al. 1997
                         <citedRange>no. 7964</citedRange>
                         </bibl>
                </listBibl>
            </div>

The ul element gets output, and not the li elements. Editing the htm-teilistbiblandbibl.xsl file with something like

<xsl:template match="t:listBibl">
      <ul>
          <xsl:for-each select="t:bibl">
              <li>
                  <xsl:apply-templates/>
              </li>
          </xsl:for-each>
      </ul>
  </xsl:template>

</xsl:stylesheet>

helps me going towards the right direction, but I strongly suspect that the stylesheet should work out of the box. There's also no link or unpacking for the references to my Zotero items. Everything else works fine.

Also: how can I generate the master bibliography using the Zotero API? With eXist-db this is my function for my master bibliography page:

declare function app:bibliography($node as node(), $model as map(*)) {
    let $xml := ?

    let $xslPath := ...start-edition.xsl
    let $params :=
<parameters>
  <param name="edn-structure" value="sample"/>
  <param name="bibliography" value="zotero"/>
  <param name="ZoteroNS" value="og"/>
  <param name="ZoteroUorG" value="groups"/>
  <param name="ZoteroKey" value="247748"/>
</parameters>

    return
        transform:transform($xml, $xsl, $params)
};

In order to transform an xml, though, I need an xml :) . How can I achieve what I want?

WikiPage MarkupList modified by Tom Elliott

Tom Elliott — Fri, 15 Mar 2013 15:41:34 -0000

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-The [Stoa Consortium](http://www.stoa.org) has assisted the EpiDoc Community in a number of ways since its earliest days in the late 1990s. One of the most important aspects of this on-going collaboration is a listserv — called “markup” — that is used by the community to discuss questions of content, method, development and practice. This list is the focal point for all EpiDoc release announcements.
+The [Stoa Consortium](http://www.stoa.org) has assisted the EpiDoc Community in a number of ways since its earliest days in the late 1990s. One of the most important aspects of this on-going collaboration is a listserv — called “markup” — that is used by the community to discuss questions of content, method, development and practice. 
+
+All levels of questions and discussion are welcome in this congenial, supportive atmosphere where matters both practical and theoretical are addressed by a collegial body of students, scholars, and enthusiasts from around the world. This list is also the focal point for all announcements of new and updated EpiDoc tools, projects, and documentation.

 All interested parties are invited to join the *Markup List* by visiting the [Markup List Archive Page](http://lsv.uky.edu/archives/markup.html). The archives can also be browsed anonymously.

WikiPage MarkupList modified by Tom Elliott

Tom Elliott — Fri, 15 Mar 2013 15:32:45 -0000

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 The [Stoa Consortium](http://www.stoa.org) has assisted the EpiDoc Community in a number of ways since its earliest days in the late 1990s. One of the most important aspects of this on-going collaboration is a listserv — called “markup” — that is used by the community to discuss questions of content, method, development and practice. This list is the focal point for all EpiDoc release announcements.

-All interested parties are invited to join the Markup List by visiting the [Markup List Archive Page](http://lsv.uky.edu/archives/markup.html). The archives can also be browsed anonymously.
+All interested parties are invited to join the *Markup List* by visiting the [Markup List Archive Page](http://lsv.uky.edu/archives/markup.html). The archives can also be browsed anonymously.

WikiPage MarkupList modified by Tom Elliott

Tom Elliott — Fri, 15 Mar 2013 15:32:15 -0000

The Stoa Consortium has assisted the EpiDoc Community in a number of ways since its earliest days in the late 1990s. One of the most important aspects of this on-going collaboration is a listserv — called “markup” — that is used by the community to discuss questions of content, method, development and practice. This list is the focal point for all EpiDoc release announcements.

All interested parties are invited to join the Markup List by visiting the Markup List Archive Page. The archives can also be browsed anonymously.