Wave C source-profile cards — 9 witness profiles (every served ancient author) with 92 grounded claims: verbatim served-episode quotes, page-anchored commentary citations (How & Wells, Rawlinson — cite-never-reprint), and honest opens; 3 apparatus source rows pinned
receipt:curation-wC-profiles · v1 · curation_verified
sha256 c0da75ebbd99331489099cc980ba8a9c95d8204fa772f8ea15d1901fff3c672a
A receipt records what the house consulted and what it did not establish. The open state is part of the record, not a defect in it.
51episodes
- Apparatus shelf — How & Wells, A Commentary on Herodotus, vol. I (Books I–IV, with Introduction and Appendixes)W. W. How & J. Wells, Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1912; founder-owned scan, local tesseract OCR (ops/sources/books/ocr/howwells-1.ocr.pdf — page anchors cite this derivative)license: public-domain (published 1912, pre-1930; served as page-anchored citations only — cite-never-reprint, excerpts ≤ ~420 chars)pinned: scan sha256 f032fbe0ca2a3d319acba6b997f20e8da3b3d7c05de2b1eb66a4659896f927ab; OCR derivative sha256 3509c3c58155794b3cbf7f82ec69fc4aabc1fd2b46d79891ee922f6468c763ef; pins in ops/sources/MANIFEST.md
- Apparatus shelf — How & Wells, A Commentary on Herodotus, vol. II (Books V–IX, with Appendixes)W. W. How & J. Wells, Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1912; founder-owned scan, local tesseract OCR (ops/sources/books/ocr/howwells-2.ocr.pdf)license: public-domain (published 1912, pre-1930; served as page-anchored citations only — cite-never-reprint)pinned: scan sha256 4643853c27b061970b8ee0e6863f70ac426b0c4ad2cce6e15921cb410918ebaf; OCR derivative sha256 f5dcdf3d160ae80003f645a5d33df32e512e4a823a8568eec131b333f3219c14; pins in ops/sources/MANIFEST.md
- Apparatus shelf — Rawlinson, The History of Herodotus, vol. I (essays: On the Life and Writings of Herodotus)George Rawlinson, assisted by Sir Henry Rawlinson and Sir J. G. Wilkinson; 2nd ed., London: John Murray, 1862 (archive.org scan, native text layer)license: public-domain (published 1862; served as page-anchored citations only — cite-never-reprint)pinned: sha256 845300f9848a5fd287bd920d3abc17c01f4a4c4e4f4011f57cc1281eda3dc869; md5 d17f25edd4d8b11227b188eba19e5963 (= archive.org published md5); pins in ops/sources/MANIFEST.md
Model-judged curation under the estate's artifact discipline (D-BRIDGE): every profile is one line in ops/curation/waveC/source_profiles.jsonl (sha256 aa4f4d7c929b6c9aa7a48e04a9fe532164c7d676caf1a18cce28cd7cf38085c4), with closed claim kinds (identity/vantage/method/survival/reception) and closed grounds (episode/apparatus/open). Every episode quote was marker-extracted from the served text and machine-verified verbatim; every apparatus excerpt (<=420 chars, cite-never-reprint) was machine-verified against the named page of the pinned scan (ops/curation/waveC/verify_artifact.py --books); method claims quote only the profiled author's own works; a deterministic 10% blind re-review confirmed 8 and repaired 2 claims before freeze (ops/curation/waveC/REVIEW.md).
What this does not prove- A profile card contextualizes a witness; it does not adjudicate his reliability — reception claims stage how the record has read him, with the referee quoted, never the house's own verdict.
- Life dates carry their confidence honestly: most ancient authors' years are calculation, not record, and the cards say so instead of faking precision.
- An honest-open claim ('the shelf's reception is silent') is a fact about the served shelf, not about the author or the wider tradition.
- Apparatus excerpts cite founder-owned commentary page-anchored and short; they do not make the commentary's judgments the house's own.
- figure_id links only where the record's attestations demonstrably name the author; unlinked profiles (Thucydides, Plutarch, Suetonius) reflect homonym traps documented in REVIEW.md, not doubt about the men.
- No attestation, event, witness, figure, work or episode row is created or modified by this wave.