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HeliPaD: the Heliand Parsed Database

Name: HeliPaD: the Heliand Parsed Database
Creator: Walkden, George
Keywords: treebank, parsed corpus, Old Saxon

Research datakeyboard_double_arrow_right Dataset 28 Dec 2015Publisher:Zenodo

Authors: Walkden, George;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.4395039 , 10.5281/zenodo.4395040

HeliPaD: the Heliand Parsed Database

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Abstract

This corpus contains all 5,968 lines of the C manuscript of the Old Saxon Heliand, a gospel harmony written in alliterative verse, using the Sievers (1878) edition. Compared to the standard Behaghel critical edition, this one has the advantages for linguistic research that a) it does not conflate the different forms found in different manuscripts, b) it is not as heavily emended, and c) it is now in the public domain. The corpus is a UTF-8 plain text file designed to be searched using the program CorpusSearch 2, with the standard extension .psd, broadly following the format of the Penn Corpora of Historical English and related projects (IcePaHC, Early New High German Parsed Corpus, MCVF). It is annotated on a number of levels: Textual and metrical (page in manuscript, page in edition, line number, caesura) Lemmatization Parts of speech and morphology Syntactic parsing The total size of the corpus is 46,067 words (not including punctuation and code).

Full manual online at http://www.chlg.ac.uk/helipad/.

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University of Konstanz
Germany

Keywords

treebank, parsed corpus, Old Saxon

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