Changeset 9820

Timestamp:

2005-05-05T12:11:38+12:00 (19 years ago)

Author:

mdewsnip

Message:

Ian's edits to the new examples.

File:

• trunk/greenorg/macros/english.dm (modified) (2 diffs)

trunk/greenorg/macros/english.dm

@@ -612 +612 @@
 _ex17t_ {The Arafura Digital Archive}
 
-_ex17d_ {The East Timor Collection is a part of the Arafura Digital Archive (AraDA) project based at the Charles Darwin University.}
+_ex17d_ {The East Timor Collection is a part of the Arafura Digital Archive (AraDA) project based at Charles Darwin University.}
 
 _ex18t_ {Rwanda HIV/SIDA}
@@ -620 +620 @@
 _ex19t_ {University of Namibia}
 
-_ex19d_ {This library includes a collection of Past Examination papers of the University of Namibia, a register of Namibian theses and dissertations, and a collection containing publications of University of Namibia staff members between 1992 and 2002.}
+_ex19d_ {This library includes a collection of past examination papers of the University of Namibia, a register of Namibian theses and dissertations, and a collection containing publications of University of Namibia staff members between 1992 and 2002.}
 
 _ex20t_ {Decifrazione del V. e VI. libro de' partimenti di Fenaroli del Cav\[alliere\] N\[iccolò\] C\[alichiopulo\] Manzaro}
 
-_ex20d_ {The objective is a digitalized representation of a music manuscript, a creation of the famous Greek composer Nikolaos Halikiopoulos Mantzaros. It was created around 1850 both for educational and artistic purposes. A version of this manuscript was dedicated to Victoria I, Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, possibly in 1856. This neatly-written version belongs to the Manuscript Collection of British Library (London). The collection consists of the 'realization' of the "partimenti" that can be found in Books V. and VI. in F. Fenaroli's "Partimenti ossia basso numerato". The manuscript is considered to be one of the most important samples of the Greek music heritage.}
+_ex20d_ {A music manuscript created around 1850 by the famous Greek composer Nikolaos Halikiopoulos Mantzaros. One version was dedicated to Victoria I, Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, possibly in 1856, and belongs to the Manuscript Collection of British Library (London). The collection contains the "partimenti" that can be found in Books V. and VI. in F. Fenaroli's "Partimenti ossia basso numerato". The manuscript is one of the most important samples of Greek music heritage.}
 
 _ex21t_ {iArchives}