Adding dataset Oneirocriticon-Latinum

[Lithos-Elaia]

Hello !

Here is our dataset YAML file:

schema: https://htr-united.github.io/schema/2023-06-27/schema.json
title: Oneirocriticon-Latinum
url: https://github.com/Lithos-Elaia/Oneirocriticon-Latinum
authors:
 - name: Pierre-Olivier
   surname: Beaulnes
   orcid: 0009-0009-2475-6017
   roles:
     - transcriber
     - project-manager
     - quality-control
institutions: []
description: >-
 Traitement des manuscrits contenant la traduction latin de l’Oneirocriticon du
 pseudo-Achmet.
language:
 - lat
production-software: eScriptorium + Kraken
automatically-aligned: false
script:
 - iso: Latn
script-type: only-manuscript
time:
 notBefore: '1176'
 notAfter: '1799'
hands:
 count: 1-per-file
 precision: estimated
license:
 name: CC-BY 4.0
 url: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
format: Alto-XML
transcription-guidelines: SegmOnto

[alix-tz]

Hello!

Thank you very much for your submission!

It's almost all good, there are just too elements where it would be useful to provide a little more information:

• description : could you include a description of the manuscripts themselves, not just their intellectual content?
• and mostly, transcription-guidelines: while it's important de include information such as compliance with segmOnto, segmOnto is only an ontology for layout description. It doesn't say anything about the transcription guidelines, which are essential to allow potential reuse. For example: are your transcriptions graphematic? Do you resolve abbreviations or do you stick to what is on the page? Did you include any special character to translate certain phenomenon?

I will prepare a pull request, but could you provide these elements in this discussion? It doesn't have to be long.

Many thanks in advance!

[Lithos-Elaia]

Hi Alix !

Thank you for your quick response !

I take good note of the missing info.

The transcription-guidelines will be the one of the CATMuS Medieval https://zenodo.org/records/10066219 following Ariane Piche's Guidelines https://hal.science/hal-03697382 with CREMMA's Medii Aevi https://hal.science/hal-03828353/.

As for the list and description of the manuscripts, I will provide this information as soon as I can around the end of this month.

The pull request can wait if necessary.

Best regards !

Pierre-Olivier