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95                        The Inscribed Capitals Index (ICI) presents instances of capitals with lapidary inscriptions (ca.1080-1160) available for scholarly research in a searchable electronic format. The individual record for each capital includes a description of the capital, its location indicated on a floor plan (when possible), and transcription and translation of the inscription. Data is presented in a tabular layout, allowing users to sort and filter according to categories. The ICI is not a static catalog. Instead the site's functionality allows for updates and expansion. At present, the ICI concentrates on inscribed capitals located in France with plans to eventually include Spain, England, and Italy.
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102                        Jade&nbsp;Brais⁠-⁠Dussault, Ingrid&nbsp;Cinq⁠-⁠Mars, Alexandra&nbsp;Coutu, and Daniel&nbsp;Richer.
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