User:CalRis25/Test-Abaculus-Information

Information-Template for test image Abaculus

The following is the Information-Template for the test image Abaculus, the first of about 1900 images to be batch-uploaded.

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|description = {{en|1=<br>'''Caption:''' Image 1 on page 1 of Anthony Rich's ''Illustrated Companion to the Latin Dictionary...'' (RICH-1849, see ''Source'') as used in the article ''Abaculus''.<br>'''Context:''' [...] 67. Moschus _ap._ Athen. v. 41.) The '''illustration''' represents part of the ancient mosaic [...]<br>'''Type of object image is based on:''' Mosaic<br>'''Place of discovery:''' Rome, Church of S. Groce in Gerusalemme<br>'''Place in 1849:''' Rome, Church of S. Groce in Gerusalemme}}
|date = 1849
|source = {{Own scan}}.<br>{{cite book |last = Rich |first = Anthony |authorlink = :en:Anthony Rich |title = The illustrated companion to the Latin dictionary, and Greek lexicon : forming a glossary of all the words representing visible objects connected with the arts, manufactures, and everyday life of the Greeks and Romans |url = https://archive.org/details/illustratedcompa00richuoft |accessmonth = 8 |accessyear = 2024 |format = PDF |oclc = 848290283 |location = London |publisher = Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans |year = 1849 |lang = en}}<br>'''View Book Page''': [https://archive.org/details/illustratedcompa00richuoft/page/n18/mode/1up Book Viewer]
|author = {{Author|original|{{Creator|Wikidata=Q18649008}}}}
|permission = {{PD-US-expired}}{{PD-scan|PD-old-100|deathyear=1891}}
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The same information, this time, however, as interpreted by the Wiki-Software.

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Summary

DescriptionCalRis25/Test-Abaculus-Information	English: Caption: Image 1 on page 1 of Anthony Rich's Illustrated Companion to the Latin Dictionary... (RICH-1849, see Source) as used in the article Abaculus. Context: [...] 67. Moschus _ap._ Athen. v. 41.) The illustration represents part of the ancient mosaic [...] Type of object image is based on: Mosaic Place of discovery: Rome, Church of S. Groce in Gerusalemme Place in 1849: Rome, Church of S. Groce in Gerusalemme
Date	1849
Source	Self-scanned. Rich, Anthony (1849) The illustrated companion to the Latin dictionary, and Greek lexicon : forming a glossary of all the words representing visible objects connected with the arts, manufactures, and everyday life of the Greeks and Romans (PDF), London: Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans OCLC: 848290283. View Book Page: Book Viewer
Author	Original: Anthony Rich  (1803–1891)     Description writer Date of birth/death 1803  4 April 1891  Authority file : Q18649008 VIAF: 112346148 ISNI: 0000000110329385 LCCN: no96045568 Open Library: OL2411057A GND: 1082156000 SUDOC: 034771484 BNF: 125490814 J9U: 987007313226805171 Koninklijke: 070022712 WorldCat creator QS:P170,Q18649008
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