Verified row from #25. Part of #28.
Affected file, TextRefs ID, or URL
New: works/digest.yaml (or corpus-iuris-civilis.digest) and one systems/ file.
Citation system
Book, title, lex, paragraph — 41.2.3, 41.2.3.pr., 41.2.3.1.
What is wrong or missing?
#25 lists the Digest with the open question: "the site is static HTML with anchors. Confirm the anchors are per-lex and stable."
Confirmed: per-lex, and named with the citation itself. Book 41 alone carries 613 named anchors.
Suggested correction or new value
resolvers:
- provider: The Roman Law Library
edition: 'Digesta Iustiniani, ed. Mommsen & Krueger'
language: la
access: open
url: 'https://droitromain.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr/Corpus/d-{book02}.htm#{book}.{title}.{lex}'One page per book, zero-padded: d-01.htm … d-50.htm. The compiler already derives {book02} from a numeric capture group, so no url_by map is needed.
Decide the principium form before minting any reference. The anchors spell it 41.2.3.pr. — a dot before and after pr. #25 proposes the locator D.41.2.3pr. These do not agree. Either adopt .pr. as the canonical locator form, or keep pr and carry a vars: mapping on the resolver. Changing this later re-mints every affected reference UUID (ADR-0002), so settle it in review.
Note also that the paragraph is optional: 41.2.3 and 41.2.3.pr. and 41.2.3.1 are all real anchors, so the locator regex must admit a bare lex, a pr form, and a numbered paragraph.
Evidence and sources
Checked 2026-08-25.
Anchors are the citation. Corpus/d-41.htm (270 KB) contains 613 <a name="…"> anchors, spelled exactly as the citation: 41.1.1, 41.1.1.pr., 41.1.1.1, 41.2.3, 41.2.3.pr., 41.2.3.1 … 41.2.3.19, and so on.
#41.2.3 resolves to:
41.2.3 Paulus libro 54 ad edictum pr. Possideri autem possunt, quae sunt corporalia.
Correct — this is #25's own example locator.
| Control |
Result |
d-51.htm, d-00.htm, d-99.htm |
HTTP 404 (213 B) |
anchors 41.2.999, 41.99.1, 99.1.1 |
absent from the page (0 occurrences) |
A bad anchor is a soft failure — the reader lands at the top of the book rather than on a wrong lex. That is acceptable; it is not the silent-wrong-passage failure of #22.
Edition confirmed on the page itself: "Digesta Iustiniani : Liber 41 ( Mommsen & Krueger )" and "Based upon the Latin text of Mommsen's edition". This matches what #25 expected.
Deep links work despite the frameset. The site is a frameset, but the leaf pages under Corpus/ carry no frame-busting script, so Corpus/d-41.htm#41.2.3 loads standalone.
Rights or licence note
To establish. The site is Yves Lassard's at Université Grenoble Alpes. Its footer reads "Last Update : January 25, 2015" — static and unmaintained, though that also means stable. Mommsen's text is long out of copyright. Likely a license_url:-only case. No text enters the registry.
Verified row from #25. Part of #28.
Affected file, TextRefs ID, or URL
New:
works/digest.yaml(orcorpus-iuris-civilis.digest) and onesystems/file.Citation system
Book, title, lex, paragraph —
41.2.3,41.2.3.pr.,41.2.3.1.What is wrong or missing?
#25 lists the Digest with the open question: "the site is static HTML with anchors. Confirm the anchors are per-lex and stable."
Confirmed: per-lex, and named with the citation itself. Book 41 alone carries 613 named anchors.
Suggested correction or new value
One page per book, zero-padded:
d-01.htm…d-50.htm. The compiler already derives{book02}from a numeric capture group, so nourl_bymap is needed.Decide the principium form before minting any reference. The anchors spell it
41.2.3.pr.— a dot before and afterpr. #25 proposes the locatorD.41.2.3pr. These do not agree. Either adopt.pr.as the canonical locator form, or keepprand carry avars:mapping on the resolver. Changing this later re-mints every affected reference UUID (ADR-0002), so settle it in review.Note also that the paragraph is optional:
41.2.3and41.2.3.pr.and41.2.3.1are all real anchors, so the locator regex must admit a bare lex, aprform, and a numbered paragraph.Evidence and sources
Checked 2026-08-25.
Anchors are the citation.
Corpus/d-41.htm(270 KB) contains 613<a name="…">anchors, spelled exactly as the citation:41.1.1,41.1.1.pr.,41.1.1.1,41.2.3,41.2.3.pr.,41.2.3.1…41.2.3.19, and so on.#41.2.3resolves to:Correct — this is #25's own example locator.
d-51.htm,d-00.htm,d-99.htm41.2.999,41.99.1,99.1.1A bad anchor is a soft failure — the reader lands at the top of the book rather than on a wrong lex. That is acceptable; it is not the silent-wrong-passage failure of #22.
Edition confirmed on the page itself: "Digesta Iustiniani : Liber 41 ( Mommsen & Krueger )" and "Based upon the Latin text of Mommsen's edition". This matches what #25 expected.
Deep links work despite the frameset. The site is a frameset, but the leaf pages under
Corpus/carry no frame-busting script, soCorpus/d-41.htm#41.2.3loads standalone.Rights or licence note
To establish. The site is Yves Lassard's at Université Grenoble Alpes. Its footer reads "Last Update : January 25, 2015" — static and unmaintained, though that also means stable. Mommsen's text is long out of copyright. Likely a
license_url:-only case. No text enters the registry.