Redaction is a form of editing in which multiple source texts are combined (redacted) and subjected to minor alteration to make them into a single work. Often this is a method of collecting a series of writings on a similar theme and creating a definitive and coherent work. To redact can also mean to select or adapt (as by obscuring or removing sensitive information) from a document prior to publication or release.
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Lithuanian Chronicles - Third Redaction
... The third and most extensive redaction is known as the Bychowiec Chronicle ... It is based on the second redaction ... It is believed that this redaction was prepared around the same time as the second redaction with support from Albrecht Goštautas ...
... The third and most extensive redaction is known as the Bychowiec Chronicle ... It is based on the second redaction ... It is believed that this redaction was prepared around the same time as the second redaction with support from Albrecht Goštautas ...
Lithuanian Chronicles - Second Redaction
... The second, more extensive, redaction (also known as Chronicle of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Samogitia) was compiled in the second half of the 15th and the beginning ... The redaction traced back the foundations of the Lithuanian state to the 1st century, when legendary Palemon escaped from Roman Empire and settled at the mouth of Dubysa ... This legendary part was then followed by the revised first redaction, detailing the lineage of the Gediminids ...
... The second, more extensive, redaction (also known as Chronicle of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Samogitia) was compiled in the second half of the 15th and the beginning ... The redaction traced back the foundations of the Lithuanian state to the 1st century, when legendary Palemon escaped from Roman Empire and settled at the mouth of Dubysa ... This legendary part was then followed by the revised first redaction, detailing the lineage of the Gediminids ...
La Question - Redaction, Publication and Censorship
... La Question was published on 18 February 1958 by the Éditions de Minuit, with a preface by Jean-Paul Sartre Several newspapers which reported its publication had their issues confiscated by the police, upon a request by the military tribunal of Paris, and the book itself was censored on 27 March, after selling 60,000 copies ... The motive invoked was "contribution to an endeavour to demoralise the Army, with the aim to hinder National Defence." Two weeks later, Nils Andersson published it again at the Éditions de la Cité in Lausanne, Switzerland. ...
... La Question was published on 18 February 1958 by the Éditions de Minuit, with a preface by Jean-Paul Sartre Several newspapers which reported its publication had their issues confiscated by the police, upon a request by the military tribunal of Paris, and the book itself was censored on 27 March, after selling 60,000 copies ... The motive invoked was "contribution to an endeavour to demoralise the Army, with the aim to hinder National Defence." Two weeks later, Nils Andersson published it again at the Éditions de la Cité in Lausanne, Switzerland. ...
Simeon Kayyara - Interpretations and Redactions
... The original or Babylonian redaction exists in printed form in the editions of Venice (1548), Amsterdam (1762), Vienna (1810), etc ... This redaction was used by the Babylonian geonim and by the German and northern French scholars for the citations of the latter from the Halakhot Gedolot, which work they ascribe to ... The second or so-called Spanish redaction (Mahadurat Aspamia) exists in a manuscript in the Vatican library, and has been edited by A ...
... The original or Babylonian redaction exists in printed form in the editions of Venice (1548), Amsterdam (1762), Vienna (1810), etc ... This redaction was used by the Babylonian geonim and by the German and northern French scholars for the citations of the latter from the Halakhot Gedolot, which work they ascribe to ... The second or so-called Spanish redaction (Mahadurat Aspamia) exists in a manuscript in the Vatican library, and has been edited by A ...
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