Expanding Ancient Manuscript and Ancient Manuscript Translations types
Originally, we had defined the Ancient Manuscript resource type to identify any non-Biblical original languages or transliteration texts originally written before AD 100, but now we are expanding this definition to include texts from AD 476 or earlier. This new definition will match with how Ancient History is defined up until the fall of Rome (AD 476). This change will affect a large number of Monographs that will be changed into Ancient Manuscript type in the coming weeks. On the same line, we will follow the same standards for the translations of these texts and update them to Ancient Manuscript Translations type.
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When will this change take place?
EDIT: Never mind. I missed "in the coming weeks."
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A wise decision. For most libraries this requires no response. For some users who have collections based on resource type, they will need to watch for errors in their collections and make the necessary adjustments.
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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The more monographs get tagged the better! I will review tags and collections once the change is made.
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