Commentary

using HmtArchive.Analysis
current_release = hmt_cex()

"// CEX representation of HMT archive.\n// - data release: 2024c \n// Automatically assembled by the `HmtArchive` module.\n// - module version: 0.14.2\n\n#!cexversion\n3.0.2\n\n#!citelibrary\n// Definition of the current release as a CITE library\nname|Homer Multitext project, r" ⋯ 24438763 bytes ⋯ "greekLit:tlg0012.tlg001.msB:24.801|urn:cite2:hmt:msB.v1:338v\nurn:cts:greekLit:tlg0012.tlg001.msB:24.802|urn:cite2:hmt:msB.v1:338v\nurn:cts:greekLit:tlg0012.tlg001.msB:24.803|urn:cite2:hmt:msB.v1:338v\nurn:cts:greekLit:tlg0012.tlg001.msB:24.804|urn:cite2:hmt:msB.v1:338v\n"

All commentary indexing in the HMT archive is organized in a single collection, so we can confidently take the first (and only) of the set of commentaries retrieved by the hmt_commentary function.

using HmtArchive, HmtArchive.Analysis
commentary = hmt_commentary(current_release)[1]

urn:cite2:hmt:commentary.v1:all Index of scholia to *Iliad* passages they comment on

This is a CitableCommentary object from the Julia CitableAnnotations package