Kill dataset registry

A census of script counts per well-surveyed epigraphic region worldwide, needed to test multigraphic-hotspot clustering against computed interaction volumes; no such cross-regional census exists.

A joined dataset pairing excavated board/gaming-piece typologies with textual rule-variant traditions (chess isogloss testing); no existing corpus links the two evidence classes.

The flagship instrument cluster for spatial/settlement archaeology testing: GIS viewshed and least-cost-path analysis, DEM/LiDAR settlement surveys, and shipwreck databases (Parker/Strauss Mediterranean wreck census).

A bespoke-assembled corpus pairing Herodotus's reported travel/informant-chain distances against modern-surveyed true distances; no existing compiled dataset.

A cartometric-error dataset for medieval portolan charts (route-error vs. traffic-proxy comparison); no compiled corpus of chart error currently exists.

Published archaeoastronomical orientation surveys of dated mosques across the East African coast and the Iberian/Maghribi corpora, used to test qibla-accuracy learning curves over time.

A single-map compilation-history dataset of the Tabula Peutingeriana's segment-by-segment distance errors; no existing corpus covers this map's error variance.

The flagship instrument cluster for material-science dating and provenance testing: ice-core lead deposition series, isotope/FTIR sourcing of obsidian/amber/glass, 3D wear/CT metrology, and radiocarbon/dendrochronological dating.

Fresh physical toss experiments on calibrated astragali (knucklebones) needed to test attested-scoring bias claims; not a compiled dataset but a physical-experiment requirement.

A compiled corpus of dated bell acoustic-frequency measurements sufficient to test isogloss-style regional clustering; no such survey corpus exists.

A compiled corpus of measured surviving medieval organ pipework (scaling ratios by date/region); no such compiled corpus currently exists.

Bespoke sub-millimetre metrology of surviving tally-stick notch spacing/depth, testing for non-value-bearing checksum regularities; no existing corpus at this precision.

Published Biblia pauperum picture-bible facsimiles and typological pairing tables (Schmidt, Henry), joined to Klauser's edition of the Roman Capitulare Evangeliorum lectionary tables for picture-bible/lectionary correspondence testing.

Database recording illustration status, folio positions, episode identifications, and dispersal history for over a thousand Shahnama manuscripts; used both as an art-iconography source and (in the crit-apparatus split) for text/illustration-episode comparison.

Free online picture archive of dated medieval stained-glass windows (Great Britain volume and sister national corpora), set against dated illuminated-book catalogues.

Fully digitized medieval English bestiary manuscripts (Aberdeen Bestiary, Bodleian Ashmole 1511 and Bodley 764, British Library bestiaries in the Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts), used for iconographic motif comparison.

Publicly searchable database of Gothic ivory carvings with scene-level cataloguing of every register, used to test set-menu iconographic composition.

Subject-indexed iconographic database of medieval Western art (ruler imagery, donor images, and related subjects) used for dated-monument comparisons.

Modern Japanese sword-authentication certification records (juyo/Fujishiro grades) by smith and rating class, maintained by the NBTHK; a real, ongoing certification tabulation.

Open painting-and-seal catalogues of the National Palace Museum (Taipei) and the Palace Museum (Beijing), publishing dimensions, copy/original pairs, and collector-seal identifications.

Digitized Japanese narrative handscrolls (emaki) via e-Museum and the Bayeux Museum's complete online tapestry panorama, both usable for reading-direction/locomotion coding.

The flagship database of pre-modern astronomical/astrological table parameters, witness-level variants, and recomputation data across Arabic, Hebrew, and Latin table traditions.

The published Manuscrits dates catalogue series (dated-manuscript censuses for France, Austria, etc.) split liturgical versus non-liturgical, with table-expiration years computed from Jones's edition of Bede's De Temporibus and the Fried/Declercq computus cycle chronology.

Manuscript-catalogue database of the Arabic and Latin transmission of Ptolemy's astronomical/geographical works, with full codex content descriptions.

In-house-linked database of Byzantine book epigrams (type-groups, occurrences, donor/patron records) -- the flagship named dataset for the entire dbbe family.

The flagship online catalogue of Byzantine lead seals (dated specimens, offices, and institutional issuers), cross-linked throughout this family to Pinakes manuscript witnesses and PBW attestations.

Prosopographical database of attested Byzantine individuals and their relationships/office attestations, used to identity-match seal and epigram patrons.

Cambridge Digital Library's dated Cairo Genizah Masoretic fragment holdings (Taylor-Schechter collection), distinct from the Princeton Geniza Project's documentary/letter holdings; used here for early-neume/pointing attestation-ordering comparisons.

Classified fragment corpus and imaging platform for Cairo Genizah manuscripts, used alongside the Princeton Geniza Project for genre classification and strophic-poetry fragment headings.

The flagship Cairo Genizah documentary database: transcribed, dated letters and legal documents at corpus scale with sender/addressee, gender, and document-type metadata -- the operational instrument behind the great majority of the cairo-geniza family.

The 55-volume Dreves-Blume Analecta Hymnica Medii Aevi Latin hymn corpus, joined to Chevalier's Repertorium Hymnologicum, used for Latin hymn/tune-model census work.

Arranz's published edition of the Italo-Greek Typikon of the Monastery of the Saviour at Messina, joined to Rocchi's catalogue of the Grottaferrata manuscripts (Codices Cryptenses).

Biblioteca Nacional de Espana digitizations of Toledo Old Hispanic (Mozarabic) chant manuscripts, joined to the published facsimile and edition of the Leon Antiphoner (Antifonario visigotico mozarabe de la catedral de Leon).

The flagship chant-source database: melody concordances, source-record origin/date/notation-type fields, and feast/differentia data across the CANTUS network of liturgical manuscripts -- the operational instrument behind the great majority of this family.

Published complete inventories of medieval trope sources with origins and dates, used for rate-correlation testing against mint/market-grant series and libri memoriales.

Digital image archive and source-provenance database for medieval polyphonic and notated music manuscripts.

Davidson's published thesaurus of medieval Hebrew liturgical poetry (piyyut) with tune-model indications, used for cross-tradition liturgical-poetry census work.

Published Byzantine hymnographic reference works: Eustratiades' catalogue of the Heirmologion, the Analecta Hymnica Graeca apparatus, and Follieri's Initia hymnorum ecclesiae graecae, used together for melody-attribution census work.

Michel Huglo's published census of medieval tonaries (Les Tonaires, complete list with origins and dates), joined here to the standard published corpus of edited Carolingian polyptychs (Ghent, Saint-Germain-des-Pres, Prum, Lobbes, etc.) as the comparator side of a small, fully public 2x2 tonaries-vs-polyptychs join.

Lipphardt's nine-volume published edition of Latin Easter plays/ceremonies with witness localizations and institutional provenance, joined to the Usuarium digital database of Latin liturgical-use assignments.

Published facsimile volumes of ekphonetic lectionaries and other Byzantine notated chant sources, with provenance and dating discussion; used alongside DBBE and coin-circulation/numismatic data for Byzantine liturgical-book provenance testing.

Published editions of medieval processionals and ordinals with station lists (Rouen, Chartres, Essen, the Sarum processional), joined to Historic Towns Atlas volumes for archaeological wall-phase chronology comparison.

A compiled, cross-cathedral dataset joining fabric-account (building-fund) entries to relic-translation dates; currently scattered across individual archives with no compiled census.

The flagship dated-charter time series for early England: witness lists, sealing data, format indications, and dating methodology at scale.

Digitized Domesday Book (1086 royal survey/register) mill records, joined here to DEM- and gauge-derived stream-power estimates for elasticity testing.

Systematic dated-acta regesta for medieval emperors and popes, including deperdita registration and act-typology classification.

Per-charter authenticity assessments and fabrication datings for Anglo-Saxon charters, including single-sheet vs. cartulary transmission states.

The flagship Nubian documentary/epigraphic instrument: DBMNT's language, genre, and find-site classifications, joined to Browne's Old Nubian Qasr Ibrim texts and Łajtar's Banganarti wall-inscription corpus.

Digital database of troubadour chansonnier descriptions, per-song witness records, vida/razo carriage, and melody-notation inventories.

Published transcriptions and full collations of all Canterbury Tales manuscript witnesses, the standard genuine variant-apparatus resource for Chaucerian textual criticism.

Manuscript variant apparatus for early Qur'anic manuscripts, used for positional-variant enrichment testing against comparator collation traditions.

Corpus of Gandhari Buddhist texts and parallels with transmission-stage variant-rate data, comparable against Homer papyri decay curves.

Collated multiform witnesses of the Iliad and Odyssey (Venetus A and other codices, plus papyri) with plus/minus-verse and formula-density scoring; the flagship genuine variant-apparatus dataset for Homeric transmission.

Digitized South Slavic epic audio recordings and aligned transcriptions, including same-singer re-recordings, used as the oral-tradition comparator for checksum/formula-density and error-typology studies.

Database of the Cantigas de Santa Maria with shrine identifications, miracle narratives, and manuscript apparatus.

Digital repertory and witness-dating database for Franco-Italian epic literature, used to compare production timelines against Dante-tradition manuscripts.

Open machine-readable Tosafot text (Sefaria) crossed with Sussmann's published census of Talmud manuscript witnesses -- genuine variant/witness-density data.

Digital edition and database of Old Norse skaldic poetry, recording each stanza's prose-carrier context, kenning models, and datings -- a genuine collated-variant resource.

Electronic Linguistic Atlas of Late Mediaeval English (dialect profiles) joined to the National Library of Scotland's complete digital Auchinleck manuscript transcription and the Late Medieval English Scribes identification database.

Combined instance for the Ur III administrative-archive database (BDTNS) and the ORACC scholarly/literary score-editions plus Archibab Old Babylonian archival corpus -- the period- and genre-specific complement to the general CDLI catalogue.

The flagship cuneiform-tablet catalogue (~126k records: genres, proveniences, periods, transliterations), covering the broad Sumerian/Akkadian textual base of this family.

Cross-cultural ethnographic and environmental variable database (incl. Ethnographic Atlas variables) for comparative kinship/succession/climate testing.

Comparative historical-polity database (population, centralization, succession rules) used for cross-cultural default-rule testing.

The flagship Ethiopic manuscript-and-text database: dated colophons, codicological binding/fragment records, and documentary 'additiones' across the Ethiopian and Eritrean tradition.

The flagship dated-Hebrew-codicology database: colophon dating formulas, script type, locality, quire composition, and scribal-fee records for all known dated Hebrew manuscripts.

Transcribed and databased eighth-century Japanese sutra-scriptorium payroll, proofreading, and copying-ledger records (Dai Nihon Komonjo edition).

vHMML Reading Room's digitized Armenian manuscript metadata joined to Avedis Sanjian's published English corpus (Colophons of Armenian Manuscripts, 1301-1480) and the Matenadaran Hishatakaran volumes -- the flagship dated-colophon dataset for the Armenian tradition.

A bespoke computational search tool over the Ashtadhyayi's own rule ordering, testing compression-optimality of Panini's sequence; requires building the search, not merely loading an existing dataset.

A compiled, order-comparable corpus of abecedaria/alphabet-order attestations spanning Ugaritic through runic traditions, needed to compute order-edit distance against attested branching depth; no such cross-script corpus exists.

Digitized corpus of Linear B tablets (Knossos and other Aegean palace archives); outside the Mesopotamian scope of instrument-cdli-cuneiform, so it lacked a V1 slug despite being a real, queryable digital corpus.

Open machine-readable Sanskrit e-text repositories (GRETIL, SARIT) enabling sequence alignment, quotation, and full-text search across doxographies, philosophical polemics, and anthologies.

Digital lexical database of Graeco-Arabic translation doublets/vocabulary from the classical translation movement, crossed with genre-tagged OpenITI frequency counts.

IRHT's census of medieval French and Occitan texts and their manuscript witnesses (chansonnier/chanson de geste censuses, vida/razo carriage, notation and rubrication fields); the second-largest V1 friction cluster (6+ rows stretched under critical-apparatus-collations), explicitly named in the V2 goal doc.

Machine-readable open Arabic-text corpus (OpenITI) with the KITAB project's text-reuse (passim) alignment outputs, used at scale for quotation, citation, and transmission-chain testing across Arabic philosophical, historical, and religious literature.

Digitized Kugyō bunin Heian-period court-appointment registers, used to test queueing/quota dynamics in aristocratic office rotation.

Open, queryable graph-level annotated corpus of Old Japanese (incl. the Man'yoshu), used for phonogram-vs-logogram graph-choice testing without new ingestion.

Citation graph extracted from a digitized edition of Justinian's Digest (ROMTEXT/Amanuensis), used for citation-network ranking tests among the classical jurists; ROMTEXT is explicitly named as a digitized-text-corpora family example in the V2 goal doc.

A transcribed, entropy-codable corpus of rongorongo glyph sequences set against transcribed Polynesian chant corpora; no compiled dataset exists for the undeciphered script.

Annotated place-name corpus and inter-map linkage platform for medieval mappae mundi, plus high-resolution map imagery for cartometric analysis.

Electronic incipit-and-variant catalogues for Latin (eTK) and Middle English (eVK) scientific/medical texts; explicitly named in the V2 goal doc as vocabulary friction (6 rows stretched under critical-apparatus-collations in V1).

The flagship digitized-manuscript database for Dunhuang/Silk Road cave-library material (Stein and Pelliot collections): images, catalogue metadata, and dated documents across Chinese, Tibetan, Sogdian, and other languages.

Combined instance for the Tibetan- and Central-Asian-language sub-corpora of the Silk Road oasis deposits: Old Tibetan Documents Online (OTDO), the Digitales Turfan-Archiv (Sogdian/Uyghur), and rKTs Kanjur/Tanjur collation data -- distinct from IDP's Chinese-Stein/Pelliot-collection scope.

The flagship machine-readable Chinese Buddhist canon (Taisho text) with translator/patronage attributions and catalogue-chain data (Kaiyuan shijiao lu etc.), the operational instrument behind the great majority of this family.

Large-scale prosopographical database of Chinese historical figures (jinshi examination lists, office and kinship records), explicitly named in the V2 goal doc's friction list.

Published Chinese woodblock print-history reference works: the appendix census of dated Jianyang imprints in the monograph Printing for Profit, the Zhongguo banke tulu dated-edition records, Wang Zhaowen's carver-name index (Guji Song Yuan kangong xingming suoyin), and the Zhonghua zaizao shanben facsimile series with standard bihui (taboo-character) reference works -- distinct from CBETA's Buddhist-canon scope and outside vHMML's Eastern Christian/African/Middle Eastern/Sinai scope.

Digitized classical Chinese text repository (histories, bibliographic treatises, commentaries) enabling juan-level and title-level matching across dynastic catalogues.

Combined instance for two Egypt sub-corpora outside the general papyri.info aggregator: the Deir el-Medina workmen's-village attendance/price ostraca database (Leiden), and the PAThs places-and-provenance gazetteer for Coptic literary manuscripts.

In-house geocoding layer normalizing papyri.info/Trismegistos findspots to distances from papyrus-producing zones and trade routes, supporting spatial and route-distance kill tests on the Egypt papyri corpus.

The flagship aggregator for Egyptian documentary papyri and ostraca: DDbDP transcriptions, HGV metadata, and Trismegistos identifications/geography, covering the great majority of the egypt-papyri family (~77k records).

Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum stamp/graffiti/milestone records (incl. CIL IV Pompeii) cross-linked to Trismegistos text-and-place metadata for lead letters and proskynemata.

The published Corpus of Indus Seals and Inscriptions (motif-by-site tabulations of Indus Valley glyptic); explicitly distinct from South Asian temple/copperplate epigraphy but a better V1 fit than unbuilt.

The flagship Southeast Asian epigraphy instrument: the DHARMA project's machine-readable Sanskrit/vernacular inscription editions (Khmer K-numbers, Old Javanese), plus the Corpus of the Inscriptions of Campa (Cham C-numbers) and SEAlang Old Javanese resources.

The standard published series of South Asian temple-inscription and copper-plate editions (South Indian Inscriptions; Epigraphia Indica), used for dated rate/price quotations.

Published corpora of Armenian pilgrim graffiti/inscriptions from Sinai and Palestine (The Armenian Inscriptions from the Sinai; Rock Inscriptions and Graffiti Project); distinct from armenian-colophons' manuscript-colophon scope but the closest V1 family.

Compiled and increasingly digitized corpus of Shang oracle-bone (jiaguwen) inscriptions from Anyang, anchored on Jiaguwen Heji and successor digitizations; real corpus, simply outside CBETA/Buddhist-canon scope.

Public, searchable database of tens of thousands of dated Islamic monumental inscriptions with Quranic excerpts, usable for non-codex tajwid/qira'at distribution testing.

Database of Hebrew manuscript fragments recovered from bookbindings across Europe ('European Genizah'), with genre, host-volume date, and binding-locality fields.

Public digital fragment-research platform with dated host-volume records, the flagship cross-tradition binding-fragment/palimpsest resource.

The Sinai Palimpsests Project catalogue (multispectral undertext identifications) for the St. Catherine's Monastery palimpsest holdings.

Digitized isnad (transmission-chain) networks of the canonical hadith collections, plus OpenITI-based transmission-formula extraction from biographical dictionaries (al-Dhahabi, al-Safadi) -- the flagship instrument for isnad-network topology testing.

Printed prosopography of over 1,500 Ottoman calligraphers with their transmission chains; explicitly named as an example dataset in the V2 goal doc.

The flagship UK union catalogue for Islamicate manuscripts: paratextual certificates (ijaza/sama'), physical description, provenance, and colophon dates at scale, joined here to the Damascene audition-certificate corpus (Mu'jam al-sama'at al-Dimashqiyya) and the MESTAP Ottoman mecmua-content project.

Qatar Digital Library catalogue records of British Library Arabic manuscripts (paratextual certificates catalogued), together with the Princeton University Library Islamic Manuscripts online catalogue.

The flagship cord-and-knot structural database for Andean khipus: pendant-cord counts, knot-grammar classification, color records, and provenance, used at scale across duplicate-pair, entropy, and regional-classifier tests.

Multi-volume edited corpus of medieval mortuary rolls with every dated entry printed; a non-codex documentary series explicitly within the new epistolary-corpora family's mortuary-roll coverage.

Corpus of medieval letters to and from women, coded for sender/recipient gender, salutation formulae, transmission context, and loss references; the flagship named dataset the V2 goal explicitly calls out (7 friction rows in V1), previously stretched under instrument-charter-corpora.

The published critical editions of the Codex Mendoza (Berdan-Anawalt), the Florentine Codex (Dibble-Anderson), and the Codex Aubin (Dibble) -- Aztec/Nahua pictorial-alphabetic sources explicitly outside instrument-maya-mixtec-corpora's Maya/Mixtec scope.

Rollout-photograph database of Maya painted vases (K-numbers) with Primary Standard Sequence glyph bands, used for segmentation and seam-location coding.

The flagship instrument cluster for Maya/Mixtec glyphic study: the Maya Hieroglyphic Database sign-occurrence catalog, FAMSI's four-codex facsimile corpus, and the Corpus of Maya Hieroglyphic Inscriptions (CMHI) monument census.

The flagship dated birch-bark document corpus (Novgorod and other Rus' find-sites) with full texts, linguistic annotation, and findspot/estate metadata.

The flagship instrument for coin-hoard and circulation-based testing: dated hoard databases (Cuerdale/Spillings-type), the Celtic Coin Index, and British Museum/Ashmolean online coin catalogues.

A compiled cross-study corpus of experimental-archaeology sailcloth production labor rates (Viking Ship Museum Roskilde and successors); individual studies exist but no compiled corpus.

Assorted published compilations of medieval and ancient book prices, scribal contracts, and wage series (H.E. Bell's 'Price of Books in Medieval England', Derolez's booklists, the Price Edict editions) not covered by SDBM or the Scriptome/papyri.info in-house series.

The flagship manuscript sale/price/provenance database: sales, commission records, and prices at scale, joined elsewhere in the corpus to dimensions and decoration data for codicological census work.

A compiled census of recorded and surviving trans-Saharan salt-bar weights (Taghaza to Timbuktu) standardized for cross-site comparison; no such compiled dataset currently exists.

ARLIMA (Archives de littérature du Moyen Âge) and JONAS (IRHT) dedication and prologue fields for French/Latin medieval works, used here as countable patronage-history data distinct from JONAS's manuscript-witness-census role under digitized-text-corpora.

A curated bucket for ~30 one-off, non-reusable published critical/documentary editions each cited by a single conjecture in the corpus -- e.g. Mahdi's Alf Layla wa-Layla, the Shin Nihon Koten Bungaku Taikei editions of Ise monogatari/Shinkokinshu, the BORI critical Mahabharata, Wachsmuth-Hense's Stobaeus, Runte's Seven Sages bibliography, de Blois's Kalilah wa Dimnah study, the Nouveau Repertoire de mises en prose, Papathomopoulos-Jeffreys/Schmitt/Agapitos Greek romance editions, Wiliam's Llyfr Iorwerth, the NRCF fabliau census, Langfors's jeux-partis edition, Wasserschleben/Schmitz penitential editions, and the EETS Ancrene Wisse collation. Each is a real, citable scholarly edition; none individually recurs elsewhere in the corpus, so they are grouped rather than minted as ~30 singleton registry rows.

The critical edition Les Auctoritates Aristotelis (Philosophes Medievaux 17) collated against the Aristoteles Latinus editions, with digitized arts-faculty disputation texts as the test corpus.

The standard published catalogue of Latin hagiographic version-counts per saint, cross-referenced against translatio/miracle-collection data in the Acta Sanctorum.

Brockelmann's published bio-bibliographic inventory of Arabic literature (GAL plus the GALS supplement volumes), used here as countable commentary/curriculum-lineage data crossed with published Ottoman/Mamluk madrasa curriculum lists and ijaza collections.

Dumbarton Oaks's five-volume online edition of Byzantine Monastic Foundation Documents (founders' typika), used for endowment/foundation-document testing -- unrelated to DEEDS's English-charter scope.

Deshusses' three-volume critical edition of the Gregorian Sacramentary and Andrieu's five-volume edition of the early medieval Roman ordines, used as countable liturgical-text data.

The published Fabre-Duchesne edition of the Liber Censuum of the Roman church (a public property register), joined to the Italia Pontificia regesta, used against the known origins of the Old Roman chant manuscripts.

Joseph Fontenrose's published catalogue of recorded Delphic oracle responses, coded here for branch-interpretation ambiguity; a real literary/scholarly compilation, not raw fieldwork data.

Friedberg's critical apparatus to Gratian's Decretum and the Liber Extra, used to collate canonical-text readings (e.g. the consanguinity-degree rule) as countable variant data.

Glorieux's two-volume published repertory of quodlibetal question lists with recorded sessions, supplemented by printed quodlibet editions of Henry of Ghent and Godfrey of Fontaines; explicitly named in the V2 goal doc's published-edition-corpora example list.

Printed responsa of Rashba and the Rosh with the citation apparatus of Joseph Karo's Beit Yosef; a real, standard published legal-textual corpus.

Published critical editions of monastic ordinals and consuetudinaries (Henry Bradshaw Society and Corpus Consuetudinum Monasticarum series) with composition dates, tested against retro-computed medieval Easter dates from Grotefend's published perpetual calendars (Zeitrechnung).

Hirschler's published edition and study of the Ashrafiya library catalogue (Medieval Damascus: Plurality and Diversity in an Arabic Library, Edinburgh 2016), set against published medieval private and estate book lists from Damascus and Cairo.

Edited monastic sign-language lexicons (Signa loquendi) set against the Corpus Consuetudinum Monasticarum customaries of Cluny, Hirsau, and Citeaux.

Published bio-bibliographic repertory of Dominican authors with manuscript witness/copy counts, used as a countable comparator for pastoral-text survival.

Ottosen's published census of Office of the Dead responsory series across roughly 2,000 sources.

Modern military-history compilations of ancient engagements: Kromayer-Veith's Antike Schlachtfelder and the Morrison-Coates trireme-battle compilations, digitized as engagement tables.

The Leonine Commission's critical-edition apparatus for Aquinas's works, cross-indexed with Destrez's published pecia-boundary tables -- a distinct published-edition resource from the in-house 1,424-contact Aquinas citation corpus.

Three-volume published corpus of confraternity statutes (Ordo fraternitatis: confraternite e pieta dei laici nel medioevo), the standard countable source for lay-confraternity devotional practice.

The MGH critical-edition series (Scriptores, Diplomata, Libri memoriales, and related subseries) used across the corpus as countable documentary/annalistic data.

Murano's published census of pecia-diffused scholastic works, joined here to published collations of pecia-marked manuscripts and sama'-certificated Arabic manuscripts for a cross-tradition transmission-fidelity comparison.

The printed Postilla litteralis of Nicholas of Lyra (in the Biblia sacra cum glossis editions) set against the standard Rashi commentary text in Miqraot Gedolot, for Christian-Hebraist source-dependency testing.

Piche's critical edition of the 1277 Paris condemnation (La condamnation parisienne de 1277), matched against the public-domain Les Philosophes Belges editions of Godfrey of Fontaines' and Henry of Ghent's Quodlibeta.

The printed hisba-manual corpus: al-Shayzari's Nihayat al-Rutba, Ibn al-Ukhuwwa's Ma'alim al-Qurba (Gibb Memorial edition), Ibn Abdun's Seville treatise, and al-Saqati of Malaga -- a bounded public text set used to test book-market inspection practice.

Published thirteenth/fourteenth-century canonization-process editions (Processus of Clare of Assisi, Cantilupe process, Thomas Aquinas processes) with miracle-count tabulations in Vauchez's La sainteté en Occident.

The published Istanbul court registers (Istanbul Kadi Sicilleri, ISAM edition) and Barkan's published Edirne askeri kassam registers, both itemizing book valuations in estate inventories.

Published/digital edition series transcribing civic-drama and processional records (station lists, pageant lists, amalgamation orders) city by city across England.

Eleven-volume published repertory of medieval Latin sermons with thema/occasion fields across the Church year, used as countable sermon-corpus data.

Critical editions of ecumenical council acta and florilegia (Schwartz's ACO, Riedinger's and Lamberz's continuations, Diekamp's Doctrina Patrum) used to score florilegium citation precision as countable data.

Stegmuller's two published repertories of medieval Latin biblical commentary (Repertorium Biblicum Medii Aevi) and Sentences commentary (Repertorium Commentariorum in Sententias Petri Lombardi, with Doucet's supplement), used as countable per-book/per-work commentary-coverage data.

Published concordance of Sanskrit subhashita (gnomic-verse) anthology overlaps, digitized into an overlap matrix for capture-recapture estimation of the floating verse corpus.

Stockly's published edition of the Venetian Senate's incanti (galley-auction) registers, joined to F. C. Lane's series of Venetian galley auctions.

The flagship Roman Britain writing-tablet instrument: Vindolanda's ink/stylus tablet object catalogue and text editions, plus the Roman Inscriptions of Britain online curse-tablet corpora (Bath, Uley) and the Bloomberg tablets (MOLA edition).

Digital responsa databases (Bar-Ilan Responsa Project, Sefaria) with addressee geography, set against FAMA manuscript counts for Latin comparators.

The flagship instrument for scholastic citation-network testing: an in-house corpus of 1,424 judged Aquinas citation contacts (cited authority, direct-vs-mediated quotation, structural slot), anchored on the digitized Corpus Thomisticum.

The 1001 Conjectures corpus itself plus its triage/adjudication/resolution metadata, used reflexively as the dataset in the w26 calibration tail (self-referential claims about the corpus's own generation and adjudication process).

Digital Index of Middle English Verse (witness counts, language fields) and the Index of Middle English Prose fascicules, used for carrier-manuscript and item-order census work.

Digitized West African (Sahel/Sokoto/Djenné) manuscript collections from the Endangered Archives Programme, with physical dating and place-of-custody metadata.

General-purpose manuscript-digitization platforms (Swiss e-codices, Bodleian Digital.Bodleian, BnF Gallica/Mandragore, British Library Digitised Manuscripts) used across the corpus wherever a specific named catalogue/database is not the operative instrument -- decoration, ruling, dimension, and illustration fields read directly off the digitized images.

Census of German-language medieval manuscript transmission with incipit, witness, and dialect-localization records.

Digitized western Indian Jain paper-manuscript holdings (British Library, JAINpedia, V&A) with dated colophons; a real manuscript-digitization census outside the closed vocab's named South Asian catalogues.

Worldwide union catalogue of digitized Hebrew manuscripts, aggregating the Institute of Microfilmed Hebrew Manuscripts records; used as the intact-codex baseline against SfarData and the Genizah fragment databases.

Medieval Libraries of Great Britain (MLGB3) surviving-book identifications joined to the printed Corpus of British Medieval Library Catalogues, used for institutional-library reconstruction and duplicate-count analysis.

Combined South Asian manuscript-census instrument: the Nepal-German Manuscript (Preservation/Cataloguing) Project catalogue of dated colophons, cross-referenced with the Pandit database's work-identity and author-prosopography records and the Cambridge Sanskrit Manuscripts Project catalogue.

Digitized database of Swahili-coast Arabic-script manuscripts recording physical dating, genre, orthography, scribe/owner names, and provenance -- a real manuscript census with no V1 slug.

In-house Scriptome estimates of dated manuscript counts, production rates, and survival by producer type, region, material, and century; used as a countable production panel across the book-economics wave.

vHMML Reading Room's digitized Eastern Christian, African, Middle Eastern, and Sinai manuscript collections (Syriac, Armenian, Georgian, Coptic, Ethiopic/EMML, Arabic) with dates, places, and codicological fields -- plus a small residual of other named union-catalogue resources not large enough for their own instance (Jain bhandara catalogues, New Catalogus Catalogorum, Kokusho somokuroku, handrit.is/ONP, BDRC, Ahmed Baba/Mamma Haidara catalogues).

The flagship Greek works-by-witnesses database (21.5k works) recording authenticity flags, witness counts, provenance, and dating -- the operational instrument behind nearly the whole pinakes-witness-counts family.