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The plaintext version is stored under `comedy-plaintext.d`, which contains subfolders for each canticle. Each subfolder contains text files, one per canto. These text files were generated by scraping Columbia University's [Digital Dante website](https://digitaldante.columbia.edu) for the Petrocchi edition of the *Comedy*.
The plaintext version is stored under `comedy-plaintext.d`, which contains subfolders for each canticle. Each subfolder contains text files, one per canto. These text files were generated by scraping Columbia University's [Digital Dante website](https://digitaldante.columbia.edu) for the Petrocchi edition of the *Comedy*.
I used `dd_scrape.sh` to scrape DigitalDante and extract the plaintext cantos. Using `dd_compare.sh`, I compared my plaintext files with plaintext files that Ginestra Ferraro used in her [Dante Visualized](https://ginestra.github.io/dante-visualised/) project. There were no differences, which helps ensure the integrity of the canto files used in both our projects.
I used `dd_scrape.sh` to scrape DigitalDante and extract the plaintext cantos. Using `dd_compare.sh`, I compared my plaintext files with plaintext files that Ginestra Ferraro used in her [Dante Visualized](https://ginestra.github.io/dante-visualised/) project. There were no differences, which helps ensure the integrity of the canto files used in both our projects. These scripts will be added shortly after being reworked from their somewhat unreadable state.