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diff --git a/data/ef/adjustments.sexp b/data/ef/adjustments.sexp index 48957ef..bd6fe60 100644 --- a/data/ef/adjustments.sexp +++ b/data/ef/adjustments.sexp @@ -279,7 +279,7 @@ ; independently primary-sourced, the same honesty this file's own ; `commemoration-of-st-peter` entry already gives its names. ; -; Sixteen `Edit ... ((Set_colour ...))` directives -- confirmed lectio/ +; Eighteen `Edit ... ((Set_colour ...))` directives -- confirmed lectio/ ; missalemeum bootstrap DATA DEFECTS, the identical shape and root cause as ; `eusebius-confessor` above (checked individually against ; `~/git/projects/lectio/internal/caldata/tridentine-calendar.ini`: every @@ -337,10 +337,48 @@ ((en "St. Barbara") (pl "\197\155w. Barbary, Dziewicy i M\196\153czennicy"))) (rank Class3) (status Commemoration_only) (colour Red) (subject Saint) (citations ()) (layer ef-universal))))) - (Edit prisca ((Set_colour Red))) - (Edit conversion-of-st-paul ((Set_colour Red))) - (Edit peter ((Set_colour Red))) - (Edit chair-of-st-peter ((Set_colour Red))) + ; A SECOND genuine gap, found by the same audit and DELIBERATELY NOT + ; FILLED -- recorded here, in the tracked tree, because the five prior + ; upstream-gap precedents live in this file and this is where the next + ; auditor will be standing. Both scans' 25 December row reads + ; "IN NATIVITATE DOMINI, I classis cum oct." followed by "In secunda + ; Missa: Commemoratio S. Anastasiae Mart." -- she is scoped to the + ; SECOND of Christmas's three Masses, and it is the only per-Mass + ; scoping notation in the whole twelve-month calendarium. + ; Celebration.t attaches a commemoration to a DATE with no Mass scope, + ; and temporal_ef builds exactly one office per civil day, so adding + ; her the way `barbara` was added would ship a false positive on every + ; 25 December. The obvious action on rediscovery is the wrong one. + ; Open modelling question, register section 6. +(Edit prisca ((Set_colour Red))) + ; REVERTED by the fix-round review: conversion-of-st-paul (25 Jan), + ; peter (25 Jan) and chair-of-st-peter (22 Feb) were set Red here on + ; RG 124(b), whose own qualifier "in eorum die natalicio" does not + ; reach them -- and RG 120(f), fifteen lines ABOVE 124(b) in the same + ; column, NAMES both feasts by name and by date in the enumeration of + ; WHITE: "f) S. Ioannis Ap. et Ev. (27 decembris); Cathedrae S. Petri + ; (22 februarii); Conversionis S. Pauli (25 ianuarii); Nativitatis S. + ; Ioannis Baptistae (24 iunii)". RG 475(e) confirms it a third time: + ; "in festis nataliciis Apostolorum et Evangelistarum, NECNON in + ; festis Cathedrae S. Petri et S. Barnabae Ap." -- the Missal names + ; the Chair separately precisely because "natalician feasts of + ; Apostles" does not include it. lectio and missalemeum both said + ; white because both were right. + ; `peter` (25 Jan) additionally rested on "match the host day's own + ; Red", by analogy to commemoration-of-st-peter (30 June). That works + ; there because 30 June's host is red BY NAME under RG 124(c); here + ; the host is white BY NAME under RG 120(f), so the same precedent + ; yields White. Its other anchor, `paul` @ 22 Feb (Red in base data), + ; is unverified bootstrap on a day the Missal calls white and is now + ; an open question in the register, not a precedent. + ; ROOT CAUSE, recorded so it is not repeated: the audit's page-image + ; method was applied to the CALENDARIUM and not to the RUBRIC. RG 124 + ; was read from the OCR text layer, where the two-column interleave + ; shreds RG 120(f) across rows belonging to RG 115, renders its clause + ; label as "/ )" and hyphen-splits "Ca-"/"thedrae" -- so a text-layer + ; grep for "Cathedr" returns nothing, while RG 124's own enumeration + ; survives the same interleave cleanly. A text-layer read of that + ; chapter finds 124 and STRUCTURALLY CANNOT find 120(f). (Edit vitus ((Set_colour Red))) (Edit margaret ((Set_colour Red))) (Edit apollinaris ((Set_colour Red))) |