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Monro-Allen Iliad bibliography and rights reconciliation

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This receipt binds the exact Monro-Allen volume imprints, the legacy TEI-header observation, the pinned digital transcription, and the exact-commit license decision. It reconciles metadata and rights only; citation export remains closed.

What this reconciliation receipt proves

Normalized edition

Homeri Opera · Editio Tertia · Clarendon Press · 1920

Normalized reference (export not approved)

Homer. Homeri Opera. Volumes I-II, Iliadis libros I-XXIV continentes. Edited by David B. Monro and Thomas W. Allen. Editio tertia. Oxonii: E Typographeo Clarendoniano, 1920.

  • Both Monro-Allen Iliad volumes in the digitized third edition carry the Clarendon imprint and identify the third-edition year as 1920.
  • Clarendon Press and Oxford University Press are publisher and imprint labels for the same normalized 1920 edition claim, not competing edition identities.
  • The legacy TEI date range 1908-1920 is retained as an observed header claim but is not the exact publication date of the third edition.
  • The exact Perseus repository commit licenses the digital transcription under CC BY-SA 4.0 and the exact Iliad TEI has no contrary inline license marker.
  • DIORISIS remains a separate linguistic annotated derivative and supplies no evidence used to reconcile this bibliography record.
Volume I scan SHA-256
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Volume II scan SHA-256
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Receipt content SHA-256
1dbed5e968136292db87cdb2492bea486a49043ca67cdff9a519f9cbcf68793c

Reconciliation evidence

  • public domain volume scan

    evidence:monro-allen:volume-1-scan

    Exact artifact

    SHA-256 930ae545e29ae7055e8baf9c9b76d3e3b79964ff1978ba1858ca109230a6419b · 7,121,200 bytes

    • DjVu page 7: title, editors, volume I, books I-XII, Editio Tertia, E Typographeo Clarendoniano
    • DjVu page 8: Second Edition 1908; Third Edition 1920
  • public domain volume scan

    evidence:monro-allen:volume-2-scan

    Exact artifact

    SHA-256 fbe23e42b1fab3dac072649f0e68fc32d1733fb099bbb2c27bb1d15d15a4224c · 7,496,809 bytes

    • DjVu page 7: title, editors, volume II, books XIII-XXIV, Editio Tertia, E Typographeo Clarendoniano
    • DjVu page 8: Second Edition 1908; Third Edition 1920
  • independent library catalog

    evidence:monro-allen:worldcat-29448041

    • OCLC 29448041: print book, Ancient Greek, 1920; E Typographeo Clarendoniano and Oxford University Press
  • exact repository artifact

    evidence:monro-allen:perseus-tei

    Exact artifact

    SHA-256 e148b39a615a0fba193ee693a974a082004ee2701373d74569539c4617c56f52 · 2,060,388 bytes

    • teiHeader/sourceDesc/biblStruct: Homeri Opera; Editio Tertia; Clarendon Press; 1908-1920; volumes 1-2
    • No inline licence element
  • exact repository license

    evidence:monro-allen:perseus-license

    Exact artifact

    SHA-256 ccf0e8ce183761bf82700126cc45a4e907b2cede024e65e3fef5c2338b9b7063 · 18,625 bytes

    • Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International

Sources consulted

What this does not prove

  • Boundary retained

    What this does not prove: It does not approve BibTeX or CSL JSON export; explicit promotion and output authorization remain pending.

  • Boundary retained

    What this does not prove: It does not make the Perseus digital transcription an independent textual witness or physical manuscript.

  • Boundary retained

    What this does not prove: It does not load a critical apparatus, manuscript images, or facsimiles into Logoi.

  • Boundary retained

    What this does not prove: It does not approve DIORISIS morphology, resolve DIORISIS rights, or use DIORISIS as bibliographic authority.

  • Boundary retained

    What this does not prove: It does not approve a historical Greek pronunciation or any audio asset.

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