How Liminex cites

Every passage on this platform has one address. This is how to read it, follow it, and cite it back.

The anatomy of a reference

Following a reference

Every reference in an answer is a link into the reading edition, landing on the unit itself. The address bar carries the same locus in a form you can share or bookmark:

The segments are the text's key, its divisions, the unit with its half letter, the layer (m the text, c a commentary, t prose, b a maṅgala, k a colophon) and, when there is one, the § count. Older links of the form #/read/tantraloka/1.5 keep working.

Citing a Liminex edition

These are critical editions cut and numbered under a written rule, and the numbering can differ from a printed edition's. Cite the reference as it appears, name the edition and give the date you read it:

Where the printed edition numbers a unit differently, the edition's own number is kept on the record and shown on the unit; a reference marked [ed.] is one our count supplied.

Every text, its label and its levels

126 texts with a declared convention. The levels are the edition's, then, after the §, ours. The examples are rendered by the same function that prints every reference on the platform.