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I matched up the different versions using the following code:

    # Get related works
    related_works = Work.objects.exclude(id=work.id).filter(title=work.title).filter(authors__in = work.authors.all() )

        <div class="btn-group">
                <button class="btn dropdown-toggle" data-toggle="dropdown">Other versions <span class="caret"></span></button>
                <ul class="dropdown-menu">
                    {% for related_work in related_works %}
                        <li><a href="{% url read_work related_work.title_slug %}/{{ chapter.get_division_indicators|join:"/" }}">{{related_work.title}}</a></li>
                    {% endfor %}
                </ul>
        <div>

This works but the division indicators don't match up.

I could use a function to automatically build this reference table. Some considerations:

• I need to have the ability to only match up certain levels deep of divisions
• I need to have the ability to not show a link if the given division does not appear in the related work

Since we currently require the divisions to match up perfectly, some connections are not yet present between works (e.g. "Ad principem ineruditum"). Antiquities of the Jews is imported incorrectly and thus cannot be related.

Save divisions: * Adversus Colotem * Amatoriae narrationes (Goodwin) * Amatorius (amatorius, amatorius-goodwin) * an-recte-dictum-sit-latenter-esse-vivendum-goodwin, an-recte-dictum-sit-latenter-esse-vivendum

• Ad principem ineruditum
• Amatoriae narrationes (Fowler, amatoriae-narrationes-fowler)

I am going to rebuild the work maps while ignoring division differences. I am doing this with the following code:

from reader.models import Work, RelatedWork
RelatedWork.autodiscover(ignore_editors=True)