Database of Byzantine Book Epigrams
Creators
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Kristoffel Demoen1
- Gilbert Bentein
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Klaas Bentein1
- Floris Bernard1
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Julián Bértola1
- Julie Boeten1
- Mathijs Clement1
- Cristina Cocola1
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Eline Daveloose1
- Sien De Groot1
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Pieterjan De Potter1
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Ilse De Vos1
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Krystina Kubina1
- Hanne Lauwers1
- Paulien Lemay1
- Renaat Meesters1
- Marjolein Morbé1
- Delphine Nachtergaele1
- Marthe Nemegeer1
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Joachim Nielandt1
- Mace Ojala1
- Lisa-Lou Péchillon1
- Raf Praet1
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Rachele Ricceri1
- Anne-Sophie Rouckhout1
- Jeroen Schepens
- Febe Schollaert1
- Lev Shadrin1
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Nina Sietis1
- Dimitrios Skrekas1
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Colin Swaelens1
- Maria Tomadaki1
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Sarah-Helena Van den Brande1
- Merel Van Nieuwerburgh1
- Lotte Van Olmen1
- Noor Vanhoe1
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Nina Vanhoutte1
- 1. Ghent University
Description
This dataset is an sqldump from the database (PostgreSQL version 12.5) that is used to power the open access platform https://www.dbbe.ugent.be/.
Contents
The database consists of 3 schemas:
data- contains the actual datalogic- contains other information required to run the database (user roles, revision information, feedback information, ...)migration- contains information on the mapping between the previous data platform and the current one
The database dump contains the schema and table creation instruction for all 3 schemas, but only contains the data for the data schema. It can be used to create and populate a database that can be used to run the code hosted on https://github.com/GhentCDH/dbbe.
Acknowledgements
Acknowledgements can be reconstructed by mapping the acknowledgement to the document table using the document_acknowledgement join table.
For translations, the source of a translation can be reconstructed by mapping the translation table with one of the bibliography tables (article, book, bookchapter, online_source, blog_post, phd, bib_varia) using the reference join table.