If you are looking for the TST editor that was demonstrated at the webinar yesterday, you can find it at https://tst-project.github.io/editor.
For a basic description of how to use the editor, see the GitHub repository for the project.
Here are some examples of detailed records that have been completed:
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- Indien 3 Kēṭariyammaṉ Viratam (single-text manuscript)
- Sanscrit 616 Amarakośaviveka (single-text manuscript)
- Indien 30 Caivam Nāṅku, “Four Śaiva works” (composite manuscript)
You can download any of these files and open them in the editor, to see how it works. If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch! The editor is evolving as we refine our ideas about what paratexts are and how they work. The more records we have, the better we will be able to describe the variety of manuscript traditions and scribal practices of South Asia (and beyond). Looking forward to learning about the manuscripts that you are all working on!