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==Available== | |||
* http://www.scholiastae.org/scholia/Main_Page. | |||
== Author == | |||
The | * William Annis | ||
== Description == | |||
The website contains prose texts, mostly in classical Greek, annotated "with notes on grammar, vocabulary (lots of vocabulary), text criticism and history" [http://scholiastae.org/]. | |||
While '''Scholiastae.org''' is dedicated to prose texts, the twin project [[Aoidoi.org]], from the same author, includes poetry texts in ancient Greek. The author states that the main difference between the two text collections "is that is that the prose texts here (in Scoliastae.org) may be in a less complete stage of commenting" [http://scholiastae.org/]. | |||
The text archive also features a section of Classical Nahuatl texts. As of March 3, 2015, it includes one work, a series of translations of the fables of Aesop. | |||
===Text format=== | |||
All texts are published in the proprietary PDF format, but the LaTeX source for each file can be accessed by changing the ".pdf" extension into ".tex" in the browser address bar. | |||
===Wiki (retired)=== | |||
The site also included a wiki, that was retired in April 2012. From the description [http://www.scholiastae.org/scholia/Main_Page] (accessed 2021-06-04): | |||
<blockquote>This wiki is intended as a way for people to share their own scholia on classical works. (The author has) written some software extending the functionality of the wiki with markup to make word and phrase annotation easy and natural.</blockquote> | |||
[[Category:Projects]] | [[Category:Projects]] | ||
[[Category:Tools]] | [[Category:Tools]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:52, 8 March 2023
Available
Author
- William Annis
Description
The website contains prose texts, mostly in classical Greek, annotated "with notes on grammar, vocabulary (lots of vocabulary), text criticism and history" [1].
While Scholiastae.org is dedicated to prose texts, the twin project Aoidoi.org, from the same author, includes poetry texts in ancient Greek. The author states that the main difference between the two text collections "is that is that the prose texts here (in Scoliastae.org) may be in a less complete stage of commenting" [2].
The text archive also features a section of Classical Nahuatl texts. As of March 3, 2015, it includes one work, a series of translations of the fables of Aesop.
Text format
All texts are published in the proprietary PDF format, but the LaTeX source for each file can be accessed by changing the ".pdf" extension into ".tex" in the browser address bar.
Wiki (retired)
The site also included a wiki, that was retired in April 2012. From the description [3] (accessed 2021-06-04):
This wiki is intended as a way for people to share their own scholia on classical works. (The author has) written some software extending the functionality of the wiki with markup to make word and phrase annotation easy and natural.