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lucidarios - Lucidarios v. 0.5

Lucidarios

Repository of witnesses of the Lucidario DOI

This is a repository contains transcriptions of the nine witnesses of Sancho IV's Lucidario. The transcriptions are encoded using the semi-paleographic system of the Hispanic Seminary of Medieval Studies, as explained here:

  1. A (Biblioteca Nacional de España, ms. 3369)
  2. B (Biblioteca General Histórica, Universidad de Salamanca, ms. 1958)
  3. C (Real Biblioteca, ms. II/793)
  4. D (Real Academia Española, ms. 15, códice de Puñonrostro)
  5. E (Biblioteca Nacional de España, ms. 6958)
  6. F (Biblioteca General Histórica, Universidad de Salamanca, ms. 2401)
  7. G (Real Academia de la Historia, ms. 101)
  8. H (Bibliothèque patrimonial Villon, ms. A283)
  9. I (Biblioteca de la Fundación Bartolomé March Servera, ms. MA26-5-07)

The repository also holds the transcription of the only medieval Spanish translation of Honorius Augustodunensis' Elucidarium, the Lucidario romanceado, preserved in the Biblioteca Histórica Marqués de Valdecilla of the Universidad Complutense de Madrid, ms. 148. The edition of this text was published in Incipit issue 41.

How to cite:

  1. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2023). "Lucidario, witness A (Biblioteca Nacional de España, ms. 3369), semi-paleographic transcription". Lucidarios, v. 0.5, https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7388255, date of access.
  2. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2024). "Lucidario, witness B (Biblioteca General Histórica de la Universidad de Salamanca, ms. 1958), semi-paleographic transcription". Lucidarios, v. 0.5, https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7388255, date of access.
  3. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2022). "Lucidario, witness C (Real Biblioteca, ms. II/793), semi-paleographic transcription". Lucidarios, v. 0.5, https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7388255, date of access.
  4. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2022). "Lucidario, witness D (Real Academia Española, ms. 15), semi-paleographic transcription". Lucidarios, v. 0.5, https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7388255, date of access.
  5. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2022). "Lucidario, witness E (Biblioteca Nacional de España, ms. 6958), semi-paleographic transcription". Lucidarios, v. 0.5, https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7388255, date of access.
  6. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2025). "Lucidario, witness F (Biblioteca General Histórica de la Universidad de Salamanca, ms. 2401), semi-paleographic transcription". Lucidarios, v. 0.5, https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7388255, date of access.
  7. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2022). "Lucidario, witness G (Real Academia de la Historia, ms. 101), semi-paleographic transcription". Lucidarios, v. 0.5, https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7388255, date of access.
  8. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2022). "Lucidario, witness H (Bibliothèque patrimonial Villon, ms. A283), semi-paleographic transcription". Lucidarios, v. 0.5, https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7388255, date of access.
  9. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2023). "Lucidario, witness I (Biblioteca de la Fundación Bartolomé March Servera, ms. MA26-5-07), semi-paleographic transcription". Lucidarios, v. 0.5, https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7388255, date of access.
  10. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2021). "Lucidario romanceado (Biblioteca Histórica Marqués de Valdecilla, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, ms. 148), semi-paleographic transcription". Lucidarios, v. 0.5, https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7388255, date of access.

Collatio

This subfolder contains materials for the collatio of the Lucidario, a work in progress for a critical edition in preparation. The documents are organized into folders with correlative numbers for each chapter, each containing up to four subfolders: '1. Textos', '2. Colación', '3. Rúbrica', and '4. Edición' (or sometimes '3. Edición').

  1. Textos: This subfolder contains the original transcriptions (by witness), which are divided into two subfolders:
    1. Marcados: This folder includes the normalized transcriptions in Ms. Word with the original punctuation, page foliation, and a color code to highlight passages requiring attention. The color code is as follows:
      • $${\color{red}Red}$$: duplications or errors identified by the scribes (but not cancelled)
      • $${\color{orange}Orange}$$: text in Arabic, Hebrew, or Latin or lacunae
      • $${\color{blue}Blue}$$: additions or corrections by medieval hands different from the main scribe(s).
    2. Limpios: This folder contains the normalized transcriptions in Ms. Word without punctuation, foliation, or color coding (and all text previously highlighted in red is now deleted).
  2. Colación: This subfolder can contain up to two plain text files. These files are ChrysoCollate (https://cental.uclouvain.be/chrysocollate) collation files.
    1. 'Chapter Number+_separado': This file contains all collated witnesses with their readings in separate, individual columns.
    2. 'Chapter Number+_unido': This file contains all collated witnesses with all common readings across witnesses grouped in blocks.
  3. Rúbrica: All rubrics have been extracted from the chapters and compiled into separate Ms. Word documents named 'Rúbrica + Chapter Number', located in the folder. If this subfolder does not exist, the chapter does not have a rubric in any of the witnesses. The document in this folder contains the definite (collated) title for the chapter, along with a complete listing of the rubrics found in each witness (including those from a table of contents, if applicable).
  4. Edición (or 3. Edición, when the Rúbrica subfolder is absent): This subfolder contains a single Ms. Word with the exported, edited version of the chapter.

Nota Bene This work is ongoing, so not all chapters have all subfolders at this moment, and most 'Edición' folders do not exist. They will be added as the collation progresses, with an estimated completion time of July 2026.

Stylo

This subfolder contains plain text files for stylometric analysis, separated by witness. 'Enteros' contains the same files as '2. Limpios' in the '2. Colación' folder, but in .txt format. 'Limpios' here excludes Latin passages to minimize stylistic contamination. Each witness folder also contains a full transcription, excluding duplicate pasages, Arabic, Hebrew, or Latin quotes, page numbers, and rubrics. A separate text file has been created for the rubrics of each witness.

Scripts

This subfolder contains various scripts for BBEdit, Mac Terminal, and R, along with a set of normalization criteria developed for the collatio of semi-paleographic transcriptions of medieval Spanish and Neo-Latin texts.

MCO

Last update of Readme.md: March 19, 2025

Latest Release (Lucidarios v. 0.5): March 20, 2025

Full Changelog: https://github.com/mario-cossio/Lucidarios/compare/v0.4...v0.5


Published by mario-cossio 12 months ago

lucidarios - Lucidarios v. 0.4

Lucidarios

Repository of the witnesses of the Lucidario

This is a repository for the nine witnesses of Sancho IV's Lucidario. The transcriptions are encoded using the semi-paleographic system of the Hispanic Seminary of Medieval Studies, as explained here:

  1. A (Biblioteca Nacional de España, ms. 3369)
  2. B (Biblioteca General Histórica, Universidad de Salamanca, ms. 1958).
  3. C (Real Biblioteca, ms. II/793)
  4. D (Real Academia Española, ms. 15, códice de Puñonrostro)
  5. E (Biblioteca Nacional de España, ms. 6958)
  6. F (Biblioteca General Histórica, Universidad de Salamanca, ms. 2401). Being transcribed.
  7. G (Real Academia de la Historia, ms. 101)
  8. H (Bibliothèque patrimonial Villon, ms. A283)
  9. I (Biblioteca de la Fundación Bartolomé March Servera, ms. MA26-5-07)

Currently, I'm transcribing F (Biblioteca General Histórica, Universidad de Salamanca, ms. 2401), a Latin translation by Juan Eusebio Nieremberg, at a slow pace, and should be done by July 2024.

The repository also holds the transcription of the only medieval Spanish translation of Honorius Augustodunensis' Elucidarium, the Lucidario romanceado, preserved in the Biblioteca Histórica Marqués de Valdecilla of the Universidad Complutense de Madrid, ms. 148, which I have edited in Incipit's issue 41.

How to quote:

  1. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2023). «Lucidario, testimonio A (Biblioteca Nacional de España, ms. 3369), transcripción semipaleográfica». Lucidarios, v. 0.3, https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7548591, fecha de consulta.
  2. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2022). «Lucidario, testimonio C (Real Biblioteca, ms. II/793), transcripción semipaleográfica». Lucidarios, v. 0.3, https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7548591, fecha de consulta.
  3. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2022). «Lucidario, testimonio D (Real Academia Española, ms. 15), transcripción semipaleográfica». Lucidarios, v. 0.3, https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7548591, fecha de consulta.
  4. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2022). «Lucidario, testimonio E (Biblioteca Nacional de España, ms. 6958), transcripción semipaleográfica». Lucidarios, v. 0.3, https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7548591, fecha de consulta.
  5. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2023). «Lucidario, testimonio F (Biblioteca General Histórica de la Universidad de Salamanca, ms. 2401), transcripción semipaleográfica». Lucidarios, v. 0.3, https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7548591, fecha de consulta.
  6. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2022). «Lucidario, testimonio G (Real Academia de la Historia, ms. 101), transcripción semipaleográfica». Lucidarios, v. 0.3, https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7548591, fecha de consulta.
  7. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2022). «Lucidario, testimonio H (Bibliothèque patrimonial Villon, ms. A283), transcripción semipaleográfica». Lucidarios, v. 0.3, https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7548591, fecha de consulta.
  8. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2023). «Lucidario, testimonio I (Biblioteca de la Fundación Bartolomé March Servera, ms. MA26-5-07), transcripción semipaleográfica». Lucidarios, v. 0.3, https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7548591, fecha de consulta.
  9. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2021). «Lucidario romanceado (Biblioteca Histórica Marqués de Valdecilla, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, ms. 148), transcripción semipaleográfica». Lucidarios, v. 0.3, https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7548591, fecha de consulta.

Collatio

This subfolder contains the materials for the collatio of the Lucidario, a work in progress for a critical edition in preparation. The Word files are distributed in folders with correlative numbers for each chapter. Each of these contains a 'Marcados' subfolder (documents for each witness containing the normalized text WITH punctuation and page foliation, without any mark except a color code) and a 'Limpios' subfolder (documents without punctuation but with the aforementioned color code: red for identifiable mistakes, orange for Latin and lacunae, and blue for corrections by hands different to the scribe or scribes). The rubrics have been extracted and placed in a separate document in the main chapter folder, titled 'Rubrica + Chapter Number'). Also in the main folder, you will find a plain text file called 'Chapter Number+_separado', which is the first collation file for ChryscoCollate.

Note that these collation files are incomplete (i.e., not all witnesses have been added yet), and not all chapters have a collation file. They will be added regularly as the collation progresses.

Stylo

This subfolder contains plain text files separated by witness for stylometric analysis. 'Enteros' contains the same files as 'Limpios' in the Collatio folder, but in .txt format, whereas 'Limpios' here contains those files without Latin and duplicated readings, in order to minimize the alteration of the text style. Each witness folder also contains a full transcription for the witness, but without the duplicate passages, Latin quotes, page numbers, or rubrics.

A Separate text file has been created for the rubrics of each witness.

Scripts

This subfolder contains some useful scripts for BBEdit, Mac Terminal and R, as well as a set of normalization criteria developed for the collatio of semipaleographic transcriptions of medieval Spanish texts.

MCO

Full Changelog: https://github.com/mario-cossio/Lucidarios/compare/v0.3...v0.4


Published by mario-cossio almost 2 years ago

lucidarios - Lucidarios v. 0.3

Repository of the witnesses of the Lucidario

This is a repository for the nine witnesses of Sancho IV's Lucidario. The transcriptions are encoded using the semi-paleographic system of the Hispanic Seminary of Medieval Studies, as explained here:

A (Biblioteca Nacional de España, ms. 3369) B (Biblioteca General Histórica, Universidad de Salamanca, ms. 1958). Being transcribed C (Real Biblioteca, ms. II/793) D (Real Academia Española, ms. 15, códice de Puñonrostro) E (Biblioteca Nacional de España, ms. 6958) F (Biblioteca General Histórica, Universidad de Salamanca, ms. 2401). Being transcribed. G (Real Academia de la Historia, ms. 101) H (Bibliothèque patrimonial Villon, ms. A283) I (Biblioteca de la Fundación Bartolomé March Servera, ms. MA26-5-07)

Currently, I'm transcribing B (Biblioteca Histórica, Universidad de Salamanca, ms. 1958), which should be done by March 2024. The transcription of F (Biblioteca General Histórica, Universidad de Salamanca, ms. 2401), a Latin translation by Juan Eusebio Nieremberg, runs parallel, however, at a much slower pace, and should be done by July 2024.

The repository also holds the transcription of the only medieval Spanish translation of Honorius Augustodunensis' Elucidarium, the Lucidario romanceado, preserved in the Biblioteca Histórica Marqués de Valdecilla of the Universidad Complutense de Madrid, ms. 148, which I have edited in Incipit's issue 41.

How to quote:

  1. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2023). «Lucidario, testimonio A (Biblioteca Nacional de España, ms. 3369), transcripción semipaleográfica». Lucidarios, v. 0.3, [insert DOI], fecha de consulta.
  2. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2022). «Lucidario, testimonio C (Real Biblioteca, ms. II/793), transcripción semipaleográfica». Lucidarios, v. 0.3, [insert DOI], fecha de consulta.
  3. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2022). «Lucidario, testimonio D (Real Academia Española, ms. 15), transcripción semipaleográfica». Lucidarios, v. 0.3, [insert DOI], fecha de consulta.
  4. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2022). «Lucidario, testimonio E (Biblioteca Nacional de España, ms. 6958), transcripción semipaleográfica». Lucidarios, v. 0.3, [insert DOI], fecha de consulta.
  5. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2023). «Lucidario, testimonio F (Biblioteca General Histórica de la Universidad de Salamanca, ms. 2401), transcripción semipaleográfica». Lucidarios, v. 0.3, [insert DOI], fecha de consulta.
  6. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2022). «Lucidario, testimonio G (Real Academia de la Historia, ms. 101), transcripción semipaleográfica». Lucidarios, v. 0.3, [insert DOI], fecha de consulta.
  7. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2022). «Lucidario, testimonio H (Bibliothèque patrimonial Villon, ms. A283), transcripción semipaleográfica». Lucidarios, v. 0.3, [insert DOI], fecha de consulta.
  8. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2023). «Lucidario, testimonio I (Biblioteca de la Fundación Bartolomé March Servera, ms. MA26-5-07), transcripción semipaleográfica». Lucidarios, v. 0.3, [insert DOI], fecha de consulta.
  9. Cossío Olavide, Mario (2021). «Lucidario romanceado (Biblioteca Histórica Marqués de Valdecilla, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, ms. 148), transcripción semipaleográfica». Lucidarios, v. 0.3, [insert DOI], fecha de consulta.

Collatio

This subfolder contains the materials for the collatio of the Lucidario, a work in progress for a critical edition in preparation. The Word files are distributed in folders with correlative numbers for each chapter. Each of these contains a 'Marcados' subfolder (documents for each witness containing the normalized text WITH punctuation and page foliation, without any mark except a color code) and a 'Limpios' subfolder (documents without punctuation but with the aforementioned color code: red for identifiable mistakes, orange for Latin and lacunae, and blue for corrections by hands different to the scribe or scribes). The rubrics have been extracted and placed in a separate document in the main chapter folder, titled 'Rubrica + Chapter Number'). Also in the main folder, you will find a plain text file called 'Chapter Number+_separado', which is the first collation file for ChryscoCollate.

Note that these collation files are incomplete (i.e., not all witnesses have been added yet), and not all chapters have a collation file. They will be added regularly as the collation progresses.

Stylo

This subfolder contains plain text files separated by witness for stylometric analysis. 'Enteros' contains the same files as 'Limpios' in the Collatio folder, but in .txt format, whereas 'Limpios' here contains those files without Latin and duplicated readings, in order to minimize the alteration of the text style. Each witness folder also contains a full transcription for the witness, but without the duplicate passages, Latin quotes, page numbers, or rubrics.

A Separate text file has been created for the rubrics of each witness.

Scripts

This subfolder contains some useful scripts for BBEdit and Mac Terminal, and the Normalization Criteria developed for the collatio of semipaleographic transcriptions of medieval Spanish texts.

MCO


Published by mario-cossio over 2 years ago

lucidarios - Lucidarios v. 0.2

Repositorio de los testimonios del Lucidario

En este repositorio encontrarán los testimonios de los siete manuscritos del Lucidario auspiciado Sancho IV, en transcripción semipaleográfica empleando el sistema de transcripción del Hispanic Seminary of Medieval Studies, como explico aquí.

Por el momento están disponibles los siguientes testimonios:

C (Real Biblioteca, ms. II/793)

D (Real Academia Española, ms. 15, códice de Puñonrostro)

E (Biblioteca Nacional de España, ms. 6958)

G (Real Academia de la Historia, ms. 101)

H (Bibliothèque patrimonial Villon, ms. A283)

Actualmente estoy realizando la transcripción de A (Biblioteca Nacional de España, ms. 3369), entre enero y marzo de 2023, y B (Biblioteca Histórica de la Universidad de Salamanca, ms. 1958), entre marzo y mayo del mismo año.

Además encontrarán la transcripción semipaleográfica de la única traducción castellana del Elucidarium de Honorio de Autun, el Lucidario romanceado, conservado en la Biblioteca Histórica Marqués de Valdecilla de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, ms. 148, cuya edición crítica puede consultarse en el número 41 de la revista Incipit.

MCO


Published by mario-cossio about 3 years ago

lucidarios - Lucidarios v. 0.1

Repositorio de los testimonios del Lucidario

En este repositorio encontrarán los testimonios de los siete manuscritos del Lucidario auspiciado Sancho IV, en transcripción semipaleográfica empleando el sistema de transcripción del Hispanic Seminary of Medieval Studies, como explico aquí.

Por el momento están disponibles los siguientes testimonios:

C (parcialmente, Real Biblioteca, ms. II/793)

D (Real Academia Española, ms. 15, códice de Puñonrostro)

E (Biblioteca Nacional de España, ms. 6958)

G (Real Academia de la Historia, ms. 101)

H (Bibliothèque patrimonial Villon, ms. A283)

Actualmente estoy realizando la transcripción de C (Real Biblioteca, ms. II/793), que se encuentra aquí en una versión de trabajo incompleta (y plagada de errores). Le seguirá A (Biblioteca Nacional de España, ms. 3369), entre enero y marzo de 2023, y B (Biblioteca Histórica de la Universidad de Salamanca, ms. 1958), entre marzo y mayo del mismo año. La transcripción de F (Biblioteca Histórica de la Universidad de Salamanca, ms. 2401), la traducción latina, está en evaluación.

Además encontrarán la transcripción semipaleográfica de la única traducción castellana del Elucidarium de Honorio de Autun, el Lucidario romanceado, conservado en la Biblioteca Histórica Marqués de Valdecilla de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, ms. 148, cuya edición crítica puede consultarse en el número 41 de la revista Incipit.

MCO


Published by mario-cossio about 3 years ago