Sample Metadata Record

oai:atilf.inalf.fr:0004


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<olac:olac>
<dc:contributor>Deposited by Zina TUCSNAK, CNRS-ATILF</dc:contributor>
<dc:contributor xsi:type="olac:role" olac:code="author">Robert Estienne</dc:contributor>
<dc:creator>Robert Estienne</dc:creator>
<dc:date>1552</dc:date>
<dc:description>The third edition (1552) of Robert Estienne's Dictionarium latinogallicum marks the culmination of his work on the Latin-French dictionary. Estienne, the father of modern Classical Latin and French lexicography (cf. Starnes 195 4), had established for Classical Latin and 16th-century French a tripartite series of dictionaries: for Latin a monolingual Thesaurus intended for scholars, and two Latin-French dictionaries, one, the Dictionarium latinogallicum, for advanced students, a nd an abridged version, the Dictionariolum puerorum latinogallicum, for beginners.</dc:description>
<dc:language xsi:type="olac:language" olac:code="fra"/>
<dc:rights>free</dc:rights>
<dc:subject>ancient dictionary</dc:subject>
<dc:title>Dictionnaires d' autrefois:Dictionarium latinogallicum</dc:title>
</olac:olac>

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 Contributor  Deposited by Zina TUCSNAK, CNRS-ATILF
 Contributor (author)  Robert Estienne
 Creator  Robert Estienne
 Date   1552
 Description  The third edition (1552) of Robert Estienne's Dictionarium latinogallicum marks the culmination of his work on the Latin-French dictionary. Estienne, the father of modern Classical Latin and French lexicography (cf. Starnes 195 4), had established for Classical Latin and 16th-century French a tripartite series of dictionaries: for Latin a monolingual Thesaurus intended for scholars, and two Latin-French dictionaries, one, the Dictionarium latinogallicum, for advanced students, a nd an abridged version, the Dictionariolum puerorum latinogallicum, for beginners.
 Language (ISO639-3)  [fra]
 Rights  free
 Subject  ancient dictionary
 Title  Dictionnaires d' autrefois:Dictionarium latinogallicum

Metadata quality analysis

OLAC metadata records are scored for metadata quality on a 10-point scale explained in OLAC Metadata Metrics. The score for the above record (along with comments on changes that could improve the score) is as follows:

Component + - Comments
Title   1   0 
Date   1   0 
Agent   1   0 
About   1   0 
Depth   0.17   0.83  For the full score, add at least 5 more elements in addition to the ones counted explicitly in other components of the score.
Content Language   1   0 
Subject Language   1   0 
OLAC Type   0   1  Add a dc:type element that uses the OLAC linguistic-type encoding scheme to identify the type of the resource from a linguistic point of view.
DCMI Type   0   1  Add a dc:type element that uses the DCMIType encoding scheme to identify the generic type of the resource.
Precision   0.33   0.67  For the full score, make use of at least 2 more encoding schemes in addition to the ones counted explicitly in other components of the score. For instance,
  • use dcterms:W3CDTF on dc:date (or its refinements)
  • use dcterms:IMT on dc:format
Quality score  6.5