The Pepys-Map is a topic map of the people, places and events described in the famous 17th Century diaries of Samuel Pepys.
This round-up topic map covers all of the entries from June 1661 through to March 1662. You can either download the full XTM representation of Pepys-Map or browse the HTML rendition of Pepys-Map online.
Two more entries posted today.
In the entry for 1st April 1662, there is a sequence of events worth noting for the way in which the temporal relationships are modelled. The sequence starts when Pepys, Paulina Montagu and others attend a performance of “The Maid in the Mill”. During the performance, Paulina Montagu is taken ill, [...]
Lots more entries uploaded today which takes us to the end of March and finally gets me caught up again. Yay!
Watch this space for the end-of-month roundup…
5 more entries uploaded today, with no major ontology changes.
Another big batch update today. The only new addition to the ontology is a new event type “Arrest” with participation roles “Accused” and “Accuser”, used for the capture or arrest of individuals. Accuser role is played by the one bringing the charge.
Five new entries posted today.
The only new addition to the ontology is the creation of a new event type ‘Vote of Parliament’ which is used to record a vote in the House of Parliament.
Entries posted for 1st and 2nd March 1662.
The Pepys-Map is a topic map of the people, places and events described in the famous 17th Century diaries of Samuel Pepys.
This round-up topic map covers all of the entries from June 1661 through to February 1662. You can either download the full XTM representation of Pepys-Map or browse the HTML rendition of Pepys-Map online,
Three more days entries posted today, taking us to the end of February 1662.
Events modelled for 26th February 1662 :
Samuel works with John Birchensha on a composition. This is modelled as a recreation event.
Samuel pays monies owed to Joshua Kirton.
Samuel settles a debt to William Joyce.
Sam meets with and misrecognises an unamed man from the [...]
In today’s entry there is just one new addition to the ontology. The events modelled are as follows:
Samuel works at the Navy Office.
Samuel and Henry Moore visit a coffee house (that is not named) and discuss the recent storms and the damage caused. I have not modelled the subject of this discussion for the time [...]