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matrix-hub / inscriptions reading room

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DATA
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The EpiDoc XML files at sibling path ../../kcl_tei/ and indexed by
catalogue.json belong to three corpora published by the King's
College London digital epigraphy projects:

  - Inscriptions of Aphrodisias (IAph)
    ed. Joyce M. Reynolds et al., King's College London 2007.
    Reuse permitted under Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 (CC-BY 2.5)
    as declared in each XML <publicationStmt>.
    Project URL: http://insaph.kcl.ac.uk/

  - Inscriptions of Roman Tripolitania (IRT)
    ed. J. M. Reynolds and J. B. Ward-Perkins 1952, second edition
    with computer-readable text by Charlotte Roueche et al. 2009.
    Reuse permitted under Creative Commons Attribution as declared
    per file. Project URL: https://inslib.kcl.ac.uk/irt2009/

  - Inscriptions of Roman Cyrenaica (IRCyr)
    ed. J. M. Reynolds, Charlotte Roueche, Gabriel Bodard 2020.
    Reuse permitted under Creative Commons Attribution as declared
    per file. Project URL: https://ircyr2020.inslib.kcl.ac.uk/

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TRANSFER
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The corpora were generously transferred to Peking University's
Center of Classical and Medieval Studies (PKU CCMS) by Professor
Charlotte Roueche during her Lectures on Digital Humanities and
Epigraphy at PKU in October 2025.

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THIS SNAPSHOT
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catalogue.json is a derivative work: a metadata index built from
the original XML by build-catalogue.cjs. It carries no editorial
content of its own and is released under the same CC-BY 2.5 terms.
A timestamped snapshotDate field appears at the top of the file so
citations from the book A Short History of Western Epigraphic
Studies can be reproduced exactly.

When citing an inscription from this reading room, use the
canonical corpus ID (e.g. IAph 1.1, IRT 338, IRCyr A.10) together
with the snapshot timestamp.

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RELATED PROJECTS
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A parallel live database under the PKU Humanities Research
Innovation Grant (2026-2028) is maintained at:
  https://magalia.wiki/inscriptions/
That site carries its own grant attribution and is the
authoritative living version. The snapshot here is a citation-
stable copy for the matrix-hub book reference.

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ATTRIBUTION REQUIRED
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Per CC-BY 2.5, any reuse must credit the original editors. A
suggested citation form:

  Reynolds, J. M., C. Roueche, G. Bodard. Inscriptions of
  Aphrodisias (IAph), King's College London 2007. Local snapshot
  for matrix-hub reading room retrieved [SNAPSHOT_DATE].

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