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| | ====== Ontology ====== |
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| Laelith is unique in the depth and breadth of its Lore, as evidenced by the remarkable [[http://loukoum.online.fr/jdr/laelith/lael3ndx.htm|Index of entries]] compiled by Frédéric Vallat from the pages of Laelith's most recently published [[https://black-book-editions.fr/catalogue.php?id=414#Présentation|French version]]. As such, it really matters to get its [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ontology_(computer_science)|ontology]] right. | Laelith is unique in the depth and breadth of its Lore, as evidenced by the remarkable [[http://loukoum.online.fr/jdr/laelith/lael3ndx.htm|Index of entries]] compiled by Frédéric Vallat from the pages of Laelith's most recently published [[https://black-book-editions.fr/catalogue.php?id=414#Présentation|French version]]. As such, it really matters to get its [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ontology_(computer_science)|ontology]] right. |
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| Each Category/sub-category/type/sub-type is designed to be mutually exclusive from all others, so that an index entry can only ever belong to one, and one only, category/sub-category/type/sub-type. If an index entry belongs to two (or more) distinct categories, this simply means there are multiple entries with the same name, each belonging to a distinct category. | Each Category/sub-category/type/sub-type is designed to be mutually exclusive from all others, so that an index entry can only ever belong to one, and one only, category/sub-category/type/sub-type. If an index entry belongs to two (or more) distinct categories, this simply means there are multiple entries with the same name, each belonging to a distinct category. |
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| | ==== Ontology Dictionary on the API ==== |
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| | The Laelith API can give you the up-to-date dictionary of the Ontology: |
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| | https://api.laelith.com/ontology |
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