Difference between revisions of "Athanasius Kircher Correspondence (AKC)"
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== Indexes == | == Indexes == | ||
In this section you can browse Years, Names and Places indexes of the Athanasius Kircher correspondence. Currently, these indexes include letters metadata only, so they don't list cited names or cited works. If you want to perform a full-text search, you should use the search bar on the top right. <br /> | In this section you can browse Years, Names and Places indexes of the Athanasius Kircher correspondence. Currently, these indexes include letters metadata only, so they don't list cited names or cited works. If you want to perform a full-text search, you should use the search bar on the top right. <br /> | ||
− | By clicking on <span style="color:#0645AD;">►</span>, you can expand the index and sub- | + | By clicking on <span style="color:#0645AD;">►</span>, you can expand the main index and sub-indexes of your interest; if you find a grey <span style="color:#C0C0C0;">►</span>, it means no letters have been still uploaded in that sub-index; by clicking on the index name, you will instead redirect to that index special page, where you can find detailed information about how the entries have been structured. <br/> |
<categorytree mode="pages" depth="0">AKC_Years</categorytree> | <categorytree mode="pages" depth="0">AKC_Years</categorytree> | ||
<categorytree mode="pages" depth="0">AKC_Names</categorytree> | <categorytree mode="pages" depth="0">AKC_Names</categorytree> |
Revision as of 11:07, 6 February 2017
Indexes
In this section you can browse Years, Names and Places indexes of the Athanasius Kircher correspondence. Currently, these indexes include letters metadata only, so they don't list cited names or cited works. If you want to perform a full-text search, you should use the search bar on the top right.
By clicking on ►, you can expand the main index and sub-indexes of your interest; if you find a grey ►, it means no letters have been still uploaded in that sub-index; by clicking on the index name, you will instead redirect to that index special page, where you can find detailed information about how the entries have been structured.
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