Texts Errors

Texts database last updated 2026-06-25 21:06.

This table only shows problematic files. You can use the catalog interface for consulting all DHARMA texts.

In the form below, the "Edited by" field refers to Git's commit history, not to the editors mentioned in the XML file's <teiHeader>. Thus, if you select your name, you will see files that you modified at some point, even if you are not credited as an editor. Conversely, the files where you are credited as an editor but that you did not modify yourself will not be shown. The rationale for referring to Git's commit history is that it is not possible to extract editor names from invalid XML files.

The "Severity" parameter indicates how serious the problem is. There are three severity levels:

• "Warning". The file might present some Unicode problems.
• "Error". The file does not adhere to the guidelines and might thus not be processed correctly.
• "Fatal". The file is not well-formed XML and cannot be processed at all.

As a rule, files with a "Fatal" severity level should be amended as soon as possible, because it is impossible to do anything with them. To check whether a file is well-formed XML in Oxygen, click on the downwards arrow next to the "Validate" button in the toolbar, and click on "Check Well-Formedness".