v0.18.17

Pins crmedr eb88f34. On 11 February the Latin subject is now Sancta Soteris. 49 more January and February persons are linked to Wikidata in the mentions: the martyrs of Angers and Pratulin, among others. (#177)

v0.18.16

Pins crmedr a5ec0fa and texts e3e9c6c: the English subject of Iutta (13 January) is Saint Yvette, following the Latin, with an edition note (crmedr #196, #197); Clerus (1749, 7 January) is linked to Glycerius (2004, 14 January), with a note (crmedr #198); person-item search tooling (crmedr #195).

v0.18.15

Pins crmedr 9a4d4ef: Felanus (9 January) at the Monastery of Cennrígmonaid (Q141865813), its curator note dropped; the Italian Eustratius Thaumaturgus mention includes "Taumaturgo" (crmedr #194).

v0.18.14

Pins crmedr 333e7c8: Maria Teresa Ferragud Roig's daughters and 15 more companions (crmedr #186), Witta's Italian "Albino" (#187), the gazetteer vanished-place check (#185).

v0.18.13

Pins crmedr 2278edf: Ur of the Chaldees at Ur (Tell al-Muqayyar); Monteluco, Bagai, Sasima and Anastasiopolis (Beypazarı locator) on items with coordinates (crmedr #184).

v0.18.12

Pins crmedr 50ed6f3: the 35 Roman catacombs (gazetteer decision set 9), the last 30 researched gazetteer cards, the San Lorenzo phrase fix (crmedr #183) and their curator notes.

v0.18.11

Pins crmedr 1330b9b: gazetteer #178 and #179 (unresolved places with curator notes, 33 religious houses, page 8, Salem and Emmaus with possible sites, Nyssa, Saint Michael on the Via Salaria).

v0.18.10

Pins crmedr 5f49d55: the curator's gazetteer pages 6 and 7 (crmedr #173–#177).

v0.18.9

Pins crmedr 2c4de38 (crmedr #150–#172): the curator's gazetteer decisions from review rounds 2–5 and pages 3–5, with their Wikidata items in the place mentions and the eulogies' countries (e.g. Samson on 28 July in Domnonée, Q16829979); per-eulogy gazetteer keys; places with no single country or several countries (Flanders: BE, NL, FR); present-day country fallbacks (P3842, P276, P131); eulogy dates and their estimates; curator notes, among them the Italian edition's Newgate mistranslation "Newport" (Robert Salt, Thomas Johnson).

v0.18.8

Pins crmedr 39367d3 (crmedr#147, #149): the subject-identity pipeline's data — 29 new automatic person items (name forms Hilarius = Hilary, Gregorius = Gregory, Antonius = Anthony/Antoine; death dates read by Wikidata rank), among them Basil of Caesarea on 2 January, Telemachus (Almachius), René Lego, Padre Pio and Popes Leo II, Benedict II and Benedict XI; the eulogies' mentions carry their QIDs (59) and the popups gain the 28 new items.