Metadata issue with some Volume/Page numbers in some Patrologia Graeca volumes?

Rick Brannan · 2025-04-03T13:41:10+00:00

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Some Patrologia Graeca volumes (e.g. vol 1 Intro & Commentary) do not appear to support viewable page numbers even though the page and volume/page data types are supported (the drop-down hides the "Emphasize" drop-menu, "Markers" is simply not there):

Other volumes (e.g. vol 14 intro & commentary) do:

Is there a reason, or is there some metadata issue with some volumes of PG?

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Andrew Batishko

Thanks. Looks like some bad metadata. I've reported this.

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Andrew Batishko

Thanks. Looks like some bad metadata. I've reported this.

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