TheoFonsAd fontes fidei

Work in progress

The corpus's negative image: what is left to connect. Documents to ingest, citations to recognize, references to fix — recomputed on every build.

Unrecognized citations 617

The parser's recall, not its precision: apparatus notes that produce NO recognized reference. A citation no recognizer catches — Augustine in prose, an ancient council — never becomes an edge and appears in no other count. Heuristic detection: this is an ESTIMATE, not an exact measure.

16,776notes in total
617with no recognized reference 4% of the total

Recurring sources detected

Ranked by how many notes mention them — the corpus-acquisition queue. Adding one recognizer (or the source corpus) closes a whole cluster at once. Click to see those notes.

Approximate figures (heuristic detection, each edition counted separately): the order of magnitude is solid, the exact count is not.

Unbound references 3,409 references

Processing stage 2: the reference is recognized, but could not be bound to a corpus document. The count is in references. Two cases resolve by ingesting the document — “on vatican.va” and “off vatican.va” (one document being cited by several references, there are far fewer documents to ingest than references); “broken reference” is the exception — the target (a verse, a §, a page) does not exist, there is nothing to bind, it is to fix.

Documents emitting the most unbound references

DocumentOn vatican.vaOff vatican.vaTotal
Enarrationes in Psalmos
Sermones
In Iohannis Evangelium tractatus
Lumen Gentium
Laudato si'
Orientalium Ecclesiarum
Ad Gentes
Presbyterorum Ordinis
Dies Domini
Gaudium et Spes

Documents to ingest 1,7285,321 ⇢

Recognized references pointing at a document absent from the corpus: the text exists and would be ingestable, but is not yet ingested. Ranked by how many documents cite them (not by references): what an ingestion closes is the graph's connectivity — a text cited twenty times by one document connects less than a text cited eight times by eight.

  1. 1L'Osservatore Romano (périodique)191 · 41 · 203
  2. 2Insegnamenti (enseignements des papes, LEV)74 · 31 · 79
  3. 3Missel romain76 · 28 · 93
  4. 4La Documentation catholique (périodique)205 · 18 · 325
  5. 5Grégoire le Grand (Père et docteur)27 · 17 · 22
  6. 6Jérôme (Père et docteur)33 · 15 · 35
  7. 7Léon le Grand (Père et docteur)25 · 13 · 22
  8. 8Rituel romain et Pontifical romain24 · 13 · 26
  9. 9Justin martyr (Père de l'Église)23 · 13 · 19
  10. 10IMD — Immortale Dei22 · 13 · 19

+ 1718 more documents further down the long tail

Acta Apostolicae Sedis concordance →

Acta volumes still to be surveyed 195

The corpus cites the Acta by page, almost never by paragraph. Surveying a volume's facsimile yields the page ↔ § correspondence, and that many references move from the whole document to the passage actually meant. Only genuinely recoverable references are counted: neither whole-work citations, which aim at no passage, nor those already carrying a §, nor texts absent from the corpus, where there would be nothing to point at.

TextVolumePagesCited byCiting
EPRAAS 43 (1951)497–527273
RECAAS 18 (1926)65–82256
FDAAS 49 (1957)225–246193
MYCAAS 35 (1943)193–247176
SPOAAS 31 (1939)419–463175
DRAAS 29 (1937)65–130175
MDAAS 39 (1947)521–583166
PRPAAS 51 (1959)835–864151
PUEAAS 71 (1979)187–19673
MFAAS 57 (1965)764–77162
MNAAS 42 (1950)657–68662
LNAAS 76 (1984)876–87752

195 recoverable references across 33 texts