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Latin Morph!

2026-04-19T16:08:26Z

DarcyKrasne: Adjusted description slightly and added mention of adaptive learning

==Available==
* https://latin-morph.streamlit.app/
==Author/Editor==
* [[User:DarcyKrasne|Darcy Krasne]]
==Description==
A [https://streamlit.io/ Streamlit] app for practicing Latin morphology. It allows the user to choose a part of speech and select which grammatical categories they want to focus on, then practice creating correct forms.

Some available features:
* Macrons on/off
* Option for consonantal ''u''
* Options to show dictionary entry/word stem, irregular form alert, etc.
* Record of correct/incorrect answers and summary statistics for the user's current session
* Adaptive learning so that forms a user struggles with are more likely to reoccur (currently during a single session only)

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[[category:Morphology]]
[[category:Pedagogy]]

Latin Morph!

2026-04-01T17:28:53Z

DarcyKrasne: Added examples of available features

==Available==
* https://latin-morph.streamlit.app/
==Author/Editor==
* [[User:DarcyKrasne|Darcy Krasne]]
==Description==
A [https://streamlit.io/ Streamlit] app for practicing Latin morphology. It allows the user to choose a part of speech and select which grammatical categories they want to focus on, then practice generating forms.

Some available features:
* Macrons on/off
* Option for consonantal ''u''
* Options to show dictionary entry/word stem, irregular form alert, etc.
* Record of correct/incorrect answers and summary statistics for the user's current session

[[category:projects]]
[[category:tools]]
[[category:Morphology]]
[[category:Pedagogy]]

Dickinson College Commentaries

2026-03-23T16:22:56Z

DarcyKrasne: Added pedagogy category

==Available==

* http://dcc.dickinson.edu/

==Directors==

* Project Director: Christopher Francese
* Editors: Bret Mulligan, Eric Casey (assisted by a large and growing group of Contributing Editors)

==Description==

The mission of the DCC is to "provide readers of Greek and Latin with high interest texts equipped with media, vocabulary, and grammatical, historical, and stylistic notes." The content is growing, and includes such authors as Caesar, Ovid, and Lucian. In addition to browsing the texts, users can make use of a search engine and browsable sections that facilitate discovery of images, videos, vocabulary lists, audio (in Latin!), and sight-reading passages across the entire collection. The project has a [http://blogs.dickinson.edu/dcc/ blog], a [https://www.facebook.com/DickinsonCommentaries Facebook page], and [https://twitter.com/DCComm a Twitter account].

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Bridge

2026-03-23T16:11:45Z

DarcyKrasne: Added pedagogy category

==Available==
* http://bridge.haverford.edu

==Author==
* Bret Mulligan (bmulliga at haverford.edu)

==Description==

'''The Bridge''' is a suite of apps developed at Haverford College that supports the reading of Greek and Latin texts by providing vocabulary support and analysis to readers and instructors.

BRIDGE/LISTS

[http://bridge.haverford.edu Lists] enables students and instructors to generate customized vocabulary lists from its database of Greek and Latin textbooks and texts. A list might include all the vocabulary from a core list, an ancient text, or a textbook. But users can focus on a selection of a list or work and also customize their lists to take into account textbooks that they have used, core lists they have mastered, and texts they have already read. They can also create lists of words that appear in their text and other texts that have read or might read. These lists can then be sorted, searched, and filtered to focus on one or more parts of speech, among other options, and then printed or downloaded in a variety of formats. Launched 2014; current version launched 2020.

BRIDGE/LEMMATIZER

[http://bridge.haverford.edu/lemmatizer Lemmatizer] creates a lemmatization spreadsheet for a Latin or Greek text. You can choose to either upload a text file, or just input text yourself. We will lemmatize all the words that have only one possible lemma, and will return a csv that is almost ready to import. All you have to do is identify the lemmata for the remaining words (usually around 40% of an an average text) and then you will have a text ready to analyze — or import into the Bridge! Launched 2019; current version launched 2020.

BRIDGE/ORACLE

[http://bridge.haverford.edu/oracle Oracle] will allow you to discover readable texts in The Bridge Corpus by revealing the authors, texts, and passages that have the highest percentage of familiar vocabulary. Select the textbooks you’ve used, lists you’ve mastered, and texts that you’ve read. Then let Bridge/Oracle reveal your next text(s). Launched 2020.

BRIDGE/STATS (IN DEVELOPMENT)

Stats produces a set of readability statistics for your text (word count, average word length, average sentence length, composite readability score.

Currently in development; anticipated launch 2020.

==Reviews==

* [https://classicalstudies.org/scs-blog/apistone/review-digital-tool-helps-teachers-generate-latin-and-greek-vocabulary-lists ''Review: A Digital Tool that Helps Teachers Generate Latin and Greek Vocabulary Lists''] Reviewed by Amy Pistone in Society for Classical Studies Digital Reviews (2020).

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[[category:pedagogy]]

Latin Morph!

2026-03-19T19:56:07Z

DarcyKrasne: Added tools category; lengthened description.

Latin Morph!

2026-03-19T14:38:29Z

DarcyKrasne: Created page for Latin Morph! morphology practice tool

Beta Code

2025-11-14T11:14:10Z

DarcyKrasne: Rephrased Wikipedia link for accessibility purposes.

==Description==
Beta Code uses the ASCII character set to encode ancient Greek and other non-Latin scripts. The [[Thesaurus Linguae Graecae (TLG)]] project at the University of California, Irvine developed Beta Code in the 1980s to enable the electronic coding, searching, and transmission of polytonic Greek texts on computers that did not have the capacity to to display Greek fonts at the time.

In Beta Code, the entirety of the Greek alphabet and diacritical marks, including breathings, accents, and iota subscripts, are represented using a combination of Latin letters and symbols:

λόγος → LO/GOS

ἄνθρωπος → A)/NQRWPOS

See the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beta_Code Beta Code page on Wikipedia] for a complete list of Greek characters and their Beta Code equivalents.

The standardized encoding made it possible for large digital text collections, such as the TLG, the [[Packard Humanities Institute]] (PHI) [[Greek Inscriptions Online|Greek Inscriptions]], and the [[Duke Databank of Documentary Papyri (DDbDP)|Duke Databank of Documentary Papyri]], to store and transfer Greek texts in plain text before [[Unicode Greek Keyboards|Unicode]] was widely adopted.

Today, almost every database supports [[Unicode Greek Keyboards|Unicode]], but Beta Code is still useful for preserving data, citing scholarly works, and ensuring compatibility with legacy digital classics projects.

TL;DR:

Beta Code is an old system that lets people type ancient Greek using regular English letters and symbols. It was made by the TLG project so that computers without Greek fonts could store and search Greek texts. It helped build early digital Greek databases, and while not used as much today, still is helpful for compatibility with legacy projects.

Digiclass:Members

2025-11-14T11:04:51Z

DarcyKrasne: Added Patel and Wisner

==Administrators==

The following are the administrators of this Wiki space: contact any of the below to request an account on the wiki.

* [[User:MonicaBerti|Monica Berti]]
* [[User:GabrielBodard|Gabriel Bodard]]
* [[User:TomGheldof|Tom Gheldof]]
* [[User:DarcyKrasne|Darcy Krasne]]
* [[User:PaoloMonella|Paolo Monella]]
* [[User:ElliMylonas|Elli Mylonas]]
* [[User:CharlotteTupman|Charlotte Tupman]]

==Editorial Board==

* Aurélien Berra (2021–2025)
* Monica Berti (2021–2027)
* Gabriel Bodard (2021–2026)
* Greta Boers (2021–2025)
* Thibault Clérice (2021–2025)
* Martina Filosa (2021–2027)
* Usama Gad (2021–2025)
* Tom Gheldof (2022–2026)
* Paula Granados García (2021–2025)
* Maxime Guénette (2025–2026)
* Sebastian Heath (2021–2025)
* Charles Jones (2021–2027)
* Joel Kalvesmaki (2021–2026)
* Darcy Krasne (2025–2026)
* Sarah Middle (2022–2026)
* Paolo Monella (2021–2026)
* Elli Mylonas (2021–2026)
* Chiara Palladino (2021–2025)
* Matteo Romanello (2021–2025)
* Ester Salgarella (2025–2027)
* Rebecca Seifried (2023–2026)
* Charlotte Tupman (2021–2025)
* Lucia Vannini (2021–2025)
* Sue Willetts (2021–2027)

===Previous editors===

* Rosa Lorito (2021–2025)
* Rada Varga (2021–2025)

==Institutions==

Bodies or institutions that share some of the interests and aspirations of the Digital Classicist community are listed at the [[:Category:Institutions|Institutions category page]].

==Full Digital Classicist Community==

All are welcome to join the Digital Classicist Wiki as editors and help us build the FAQ and other documents. Contact any of the administrators above to apply for an account.

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* [[User:BridgetAlmas|Bridget Almas]] ([[:Special:Contributions/BridgetAlmas|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:BridgetAlmas|talk]])
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* [[User:AnnaBarbano|Anna Barbano]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AnnaBarbano|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AnnaBarbano|talk]])
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* [[User:EltonBarker|Elton Barker]] ([[:Special:Contributions/EltonBarker|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:EltonBarker|talk]])
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* [[User:ChuckBearden|Chuck Bearden]] ([[:Special:Contributions/ChuckBearden|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:ChuckBearden|talk]])
* [[User:JeffreyBecker|Jeffrey Becker]] ([[:Special:Contributions/JeffreyBecker|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:JeffreyBecker|talk]])
* [[User:SusannadeBeer|Susanna de Beer]] ([[:Special:Contributions/SusannadeBeer|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:SusannadeBeer|talk]])
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* [[User:AurelienBerra|Aurélien Berra]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AurelienBerra|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AurelienBerra|talk]])
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* [[User:AndreaBeyer|Andrea Beyer]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AndreaBeyer|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AndreaBeyer|talk]])
* [[User:MosheBlidstein|Moshe Blidstein]] ([[:Special:Contributions/MosheBlidstein|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:MosheBlidstein|talk]])
* [[User:SueBlundell|Sue Blundell]] ([[:Special:Contributions/SueBlundell|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:SueBlundell|talk]])
* [[User:GabrielBodard|Gabriel Bodard]] ([[:Special:Contributions/GabrielBodard|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:GabrielBodard|talk]])
* [[User:JohnBodel|John Bodel]] ([[:Special:Contributions/JohnBodel|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:JohnBodel|talk]])
* [[User:GretaBoers|Greta Boers]] ([[:Special:Contributions/GretaBoers|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:GretaBoers|talk]])
* [[User:SarahBond|Sarah E. Bond]] ([[:Special:Contributions/SarahBond|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:SarahBond|talk]])
* [[User:AliceBorgna|Alice Borgna]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AliceBorgna|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AliceBorgna|talk]])
* [[User:OliverBraeckel|Oliver Bräckel]] ([[:Special:Contributions/OliverBraeckel|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:OliverBraeckel|talk]])
* [[User:JohnBradley|John Bradley]] ([[:Special:Contributions/JohnBradley|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:JohnBradley|talk]])
* [[User:MariaBroggiato|Maria Broggiato]] ([[:Special:Contributions/MariaBroggiato|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:MariaBroggiato|talk]])
* [[User:MicheleBrunet|Michèle Brunet]] ([[:Special:Contributions/MicheleBrunet|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:MicheleBrunet|talk]])
* [[User:AndreBuente|André Bünte]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AndreBuente|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AndreBuente|talk]])
* [[User:AndyBurnham|Andy Burnham]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AndyBurnham|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AndyBurnham|talk]])
* [[User:PatrickBurns|Patrick J. Burns]] ([[:Special:Contributions/PatrickBurns|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:PatrickBurns|talk]])

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* [[User:PatrickCallahan|Patrick Callahan]] ([[:Special:Contributions/PatrickCallahan|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:PatrickCallahan|talk]])
* [[User:LorenzoCalvelli|Lorenzo Calvelli]] ([[:Special:Contributions/LorenzoCalvelli|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:LorenzoCalvelli|talk]])
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* [[User:JanMatieuCarbon|Jan-Matieu Carbon]] ([[:Special:Contributions/JanMatieuCarbon|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:JanMatieuCarbon|talk]])
* [[User:GiuseppeCastellano|Giuseppe Castellano]] ([[:Special:Contributions/GiuseppeCastellano|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:GiuseppeCastellano|talk]])
* [[User:HughCayless|Hugh Cayless]] ([[:Special:Contributions/HughCayless|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:HughCayless|talk]])
* [[User:GiuseppeCelano|Giuseppe Celano]] ([[:Special:Contributions/GiuseppeCelano|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:GiuseppeCelano|talk]])
* [[User:LisaCerrato|Lisa Cerrato]] ([[:Special:Contributions/LisaCerrato|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:LisaCerrato|talk]])
* [[User:AdamChandler|Adam Chandler]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AdamChandler|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AdamChandler|talk]])
* [[User:LaetitiaChardon|Laetitia Chardon]] ([[:Special:Contributions/LaetitiaChardon|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:LaetitiaChardon|talk]])
* [[User:AngelikiChrysanthi|Angeliki Chrysanthi]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AngelikiChrysanthi|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AngelikiChrysanthi|talk]])
* [[User:SamuelClark|Samuel Clark]] ([[:Special:Contributions/SamuelClark|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:SamuelClark|talk]])
* [[User:JessicaClarke|Jessica Clarke]] ([[:Special:Contributions/JessicaClarke|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:JessicaClarke|talk]])
* [[User:ThibaultClerice|Thibault Clérice]] ([[:Special:Contributions/ThibaultClerice|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:ThibaultClerice|talk]])
* [[User:NeilCoffee|Neil Coffee]] ([[:Special:Contributions/NeilCoffee|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:NeilCoffee|talk]])
* [[User:JamesCowey|James Cowey]] ([[:Special:Contributions/JamesCowey|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:JamesCowey|talk]])
* [[User:CeciliaCriado|Cecilia Criado]] ([[:Special:Contributions/CeciliaCriado|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:CeciliaCriado|talk]])

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* [[User:AnthonyDavis|Anthony Davis]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AnthonyDavis|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AnthonyDavis|talk]])
* [[User:MaryDeForest|Mary DeForest]] ([[:Special:Contributions/MaryDeForest|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:MaryDeForest|talk]])
* [[User:EvanDemskey|Evan Demskey]] ([[:Special:Contributions/EvanDemskey|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:EvanDemskey|talk]])
* [[User:IoannisDoukas| Ioannis Doukas]] ([[:Special:Contributions/IoannisDoukas|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:IoannisDoukas|talk]])
* [[User:SarahDualeh|Sarah Dualeh]] ([[:Special:Contributions/SarahDualeh|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:SarahDualeh|talk]])
* [[User:StuartDunn|Stuart Dunn]] ([[:Special:Contributions/StuartDunn|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:StuartDunn|talk]])
* [[User:AndrewDunning|Andrew Dunning]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AndrewDunning|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AndrewDunning|talk]])

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* [[User:TomElliott|Tom Elliott]] ([[:Special:Contributions/TomElliott|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:TomElliott|talk]])

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* [[User:ElizabethFentress|Elizabeth Fentress]] ([[:Special:Contributions/ElizabethFentress|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:ElizabethFentress|talk]])
* [[User:MartinaFilosa|Martina Filosa]] ([[:Special:Contributions/MartinaFilosa|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:MartinaFilosa|talk]])
* [[User:PaolaRosaFilisetti|Paola Rosa Filisetti]] ([[:Special:Contributions/PaolaRosaFilisetti|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:PaolaRosaFilisetti|talk]])
* [[User:BrendaFineberg|Brenda Fineberg]] ([[:Special:Contributions/BrendaFineberg|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:BrendaFineberg|talk]])
* [[User:SarahFinlayson|Sarah Finlayson]] ([[:Special:Contributions/SarahFinlayson|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:SarahFinlayson|talk]])
* [[User:AnnaFoka|Anna Foka]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AnnaFoka|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AnnaFoka|talk]])
* [[User:AndrewFord|Andrew Ford]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AndrewFord|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AndrewFord|talk]])
* [[User:SusanFord|Susan Ford]] ([[:Special:Contributions/SusanFord|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:SusanFord|talk]])
* [[User:FrancesFoster|Frances Foster]] ([[:Special:Contributions/FrancesFoster|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:FrancesFoster|talk]])
* [[User:ChristopherFrancese|Christopher Francese]] ([[:Special:Contributions/ChristopherFrancese|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:ChristopherFrancese|talk]])
* [[User:GretaFranzini|Greta Franzini]] ([[:Special:Contributions/GretaFranzini|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:GretaFranzini|talk]])
* [[User:BernardFrischer|Bernard Frischer]] ([[:Special:Contributions/BernardFrischer|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:BernardFrischer|talk]])
* [[User:JonathanFu|Jonathan Fu]] ([[:Special:Contributions/JonathanFu|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:JonathanFu|talk]])

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* [[User:JuanGarces|Juan Garcés]] ([[:Special:Contributions/JuanGarces|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:JuanGarces|talk]])
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* [[User:AndreaGasparini|Andrea Gasparini]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AndreaGasparini|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AndreaGasparini|talk]])
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* [[User:UlrichGehn|Ulrich Gehn]] ([[:Special:Contributions/UlrichGehn|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:UlrichGehn|talk]])
* [[User:MariusGerhardt|Marius Gerhardt]] ([[:Special:Contributions/MariusGerhardt|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:MariusGerhardt|talk]])
* [[User:TomGheldof|Tom Gheldof]] ([[:Special:Contributions/TomGheldof|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:TomGheldof|talk]])
* [[User:AlejandroGiacometti|Alejandro Giacometti]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AlejandroGiacometti|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AlejandroGiacometti|talk]])
* [[User:SeanGillies|Sean Gillies]] ([[:Special:Contributions/SeanGillies|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:SeanGillies|talk]])
* [[User:PaulaGranados|Paula Granados García]] ([[:Special:Contributions/PaulaGranados|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:PaulaGranados|talk]])
* [[User:AdrianGratwick|Adrian Gratwick]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AdrianGratwick|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AdrianGratwick|talk]])
* [[User:FrankGrieshaber|Frank Grieshaber]] ([[:Special:Contributions/FrankGrieshaber|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:FrankGrieshaber|talk]])
* [[User:JonathanGross|Jonathan Groß]] ([[:Special:Contributions/JonathanGross|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:JonathanGross|talk]])
* [[User:KarlGrossner|Karl Grossner]] ([[:Special:Contributions/KarlGrossner|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:KarlGrossner|talk]])
* [[User:EthanGruber|Ethan Gruber]] ([[:Special:Contributions/EthanGruber|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:EthanGruber|talk]])
* [[User:MaximeGuenette|Maxime Guénette]] ([[:Special:Contributions/MaximeGuenette|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:MaximeGuenette|talk]])

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* [[User:JamesHarrimansmith|James Harriman-Smith]] ([[:Special:Contributions/JamesHarrimansmith|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:JamesHarrimansmith|talk]])
* [[User: PirayeHaciguzeller|Piraye Hacigüzeller]] ([[:Special:Contributions/PirayeHaciguzeller|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:PirayeHaciguzeller|talk]])
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* [[User:ErikHenriksson|Erik Henriksson]] ([[:Special:Contributions/ErikHenriksson|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:ErikHenriksson|talk]])
* [[User:PeterHeslin|Peter Heslin]] ([[:Special:Contributions/PeterHeslin|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:PeterHeslin|talk]])
* [[User:SusanneHeydecke|Susanne Heydecke]] ([[:Special:Contributions/SusanneHeydecke|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:SusanneHeydecke|talk]])
* [[User:TimothyHill|Timothy Hill]] ([[:Special:Contributions/TimothyHill|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:TimothyHill|talk]])
* [[User:MischaHooker|Mischa Hooker]] ([[:Special:Contributions/MischaHooker|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:MischaHooker|talk]])
* [[User:HughHoughton|Hugh Houghton]] ([[:Special:Contributions/HughHoughton|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:HughHoughton|talk]])
* [[User:HannahHungerford|Hannah Hungerford]] ([[:Special:Contributions/HannahHungerford|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:HannahHungerford|talk]])

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* [[User:LeifIsaksen|Leif Isaksen]] ([[:Special:Contributions/LeifIsaksen|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:LeifIsaksen|talk]])

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* [[User:DavidJenkins|David Jenkins]] ([[:Special:Contributions/DavidJenkins|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:DavidJenkins|talk]])
* [[User:ZhaojunJiang|Zhaojun Jiang]] ([[:Special:Contributions/ZhaojunJiang|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:ZhaojunJiang|talk]])
* [[User:CharlesJones|Charles Jones]] ([[:Special:Contributions/CharlesJones|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:CharlesJones|talk]])
* [[User:ChristopherJones|Christopher Jones]] ([[:Special:Contributions/ChristopherJones|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:ChristopherJones|talk]])
* [[User:MattJones|Matt Jones]] ([[:Special:Contributions/MattJones|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:MattJones|talk]])
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* [[User:NevenJovanovic|Neven Jovanović]] ([[:Special:Contributions/NevenJovanovic|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:NevenJovanovic|talk]])

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* [[User:AhuviaKahane|Ahuvia Kahane]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AhuviaKahane|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AhuviaKahane|talk]])
* [[User:JoelKalvesmaki|Joel Kalvesmaki]] ([[:Special:Contributions/JoelKalvesmaki|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:JoelKalvesmaki|talk]])
* [[User:AlekKeersmaekers|Alek Keersmaekers]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AlekKeersmaekers|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AlekKeersmaekers|talk]])
* [[User:ThomasKerboul|Thomas Kerboul]] ([[:Special:Contributions/ThomasKerboul|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:ThomasKerboul|talk]])
* [[User:HannahKettler|Hannah Scates Kettler]] ([[:Special:Contributions/HannahKettler|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:HannahKettler|talk]])
* [[User:BradyKiesling|Brady Kiesling]] ([[:Special:Contributions/BradyKiesling|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:BradyKiesling|talk]])
* [[User:DanielKiss|Dániel Kiss]] ([[:Special:Contributions/DanielKiss|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:DanielKiss|talk]])
* [[User:InnaKizhner|Inna Kizhner]] ([[:Special:Contributions/InnaKizhner|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:InnaKizhner|talk]])
* [[User:StephanieKlein|Stephanie Klein]] ([[:Special:Contributions/StephanieKlein|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:StephanieKlein|talk]])
* [[User:VirginiaKnight|Virginia Knight]] ([[:Special:Contributions/VirginiaKnight|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:VirginiaKnight|talk]])
* [[User:HenryKo|Henry Ko]] ([[:Special:Contributions/HenryKo|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:HenryKo|talk]])
* [[User:FabianKoerner|Fabian Körner]] ([[:Special:Contributions/FabianKoerner|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:FabianKoerner|talk]])
* [[User:ThomasKollatz|Thomas Kollatz]] ([[:Special:Contributions/ThomasKollatz|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:ThomasKollatz|talk]])
* [[User:DarcyKrasne|Darcy Krasne]] ([[:Special:Contributions/DarcyKrasne|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:DarcyKrasne|talk]])
* [[User:HartmutKrech|Hartmut Krech]] ([[:Special:Contributions/HartmutKrech|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:HartmutKrech|talk]])

====L====
* [[User:AndreaLaVeglia|Andrea La Veglia]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AndreaLaVeglia|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AndreaLaVeglia|talk]])
* [[User:VictoriaLandau|Victoria Landau]] ([[:Special:Contributions/VictoriaLandau|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:VictoriaLandau|talk]])
* [[User:DelfimLeao|Delfim Leão]] ([[:Special:Contributions/DelfimLeao|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:DelfimLeao|talk]])
* [[User:ElieseSophiaLincke|Eliese-Sophia Lincke]] ([[:Special:Contributions/ElieseSophiaLincke|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:ElieseSophiaLincke|talk]])
* [[User:SophiaLing|Sophia Ling]] ([[:Special:Contributions/SophiaLing|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:SophiaLing|talk]])
* [[User:EleonoraLitta|Eleonora Litta]] ([[:Special:Contributions/EleonoraLitta|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:EleonoraLitta|talk]])
* [[User:PietroLiuzzo|Pietro Liuzzo]] ([[:Special:Contributions/PietroLiuzzo|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:PietroLiuzzo|talk]])
* [[User:BrianLong|Brian Long]] ([[:Special:Contributions/BrianLong|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:BrianLong|talk]])
* [[User:MartinLoomes|Martin Loomes]] ([[:Special:Contributions/MartinLoomes|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:MartinLoomes|talk]])
* [[User:RositaLorito|Rosita Lorito]] ([[:Special:Contributions/RositaLorito|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:RositaLorito|talk]])
* [[User:HenryLynam|Henry Lynam]] ([[:Special:Contributions/HenryLynam|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:HenryLynam|talk]])

====M====
* [[User:BronwenMacDonald|Bronwen MacDonald]] ([[:Special:Contributions/BronwenMacDonald|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:BronwenMacDonald|talk]])
* [[User:SimonMahony|Simon Mahony]] ([[:Special:Contributions/SimonMahony|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:SimonMahony|talk]])
* Elaine Matthews †
* [[User:FinlayMcCourt|Finlay McCourt]] ([[:Special:Contributions/FinlayMcCourt|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:FinlayMcCourt|talk]])
* [[User:BarbaraMcGillivray|Barbara McGillivray]] ([[:Special:Contributions/BarbaraMcGillivray|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:BarbaraMcGillivray|talk]])
* [[User:AvenMcMaster|Aven McMaster]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AvenMcMaster|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AvenMcMaster|talk]])
* [[User:HallieMeredith|Hallie Meredith]] ([[:Special:Contributions/HallieMeredith|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:HallieMeredith|talk]])
* [[User:SarahMiddle|Sarah Middle]] ([[:Special:Contributions/SarahMiddle|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:SarahMiddle|talk]])
* [[User:ClaireMillington|Claire Millington]] ([[:Special:Contributions/ClaireMillington|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:ClaireMillington|talk]])
* [[User:KateMinniti|Kate Minniti]] ([[:Special:Contributions/KateMinniti|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:KateMinniti|talk]])
* [[User:JoelMitchell|Joel Mitchell]] ([[:Special:Contributions/JoelMitchell|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:JoelMitchell|talk]])
* [[User:PaoloMonella|Paolo Monella]] ([[:Special:Contributions/PaoloMonella|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:PaoloMonella|talk]])
* [[User:SebastienMoureau|Sébastien Moureau]] ([[:Special:Contributions/SebastienMoureau|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:SebastienMoureau|talk]])
* [[User:NevilleMorley|Neville Morley]] ([[:Special:Contributions/NevilleMorley|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:NevilleMorley|talk]])
* [[User:EmmanuelleMorlock|Emmanuelle Morlock]] ([[:Special:Contributions/EmmanuelleMorlock|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:EmmanuelleMorlock|talk]])
* [[User:GabrielMoss|Gabriel Moss]] ([[:Special:Contributions/GabrielMoss|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:GabrielMoss|talk]])
* [[User:JohnMuccigrosso|John Muccigrosso]] ([[:Special:Contributions/JohnMuccigrosso|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:JohnMuccigrosso|talk]])
* [[User:BretMulligan|Bret Mulligan]] ([[:Special:Contributions/BretMulligan|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:BretMulligan|talk]])
* [[User:FrancescaMurano|Francesca Murano]] ([[:Special:Contributions/FrancescaMurano|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:FrancescaMurano|talk]])
* [[User:ElliMylonas|Elli Mylonas]] ([[:Special:Contributions/ElliMylonas|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:ElliMylonas|talk]])

====N====
* [[User:JamieNorrish|Jamie Norrish]] ([[:Special:Contributions/JamieNorrish|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:JamieNorrish|talk]])

====O====
* [[User:EduardoOrduna|Eduardo Orduña]] ([[:Special:Contributions/EduardoOrduna|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:EduardoOrduna|talk]])
* [[User:EmmaORiordan|Emma O'Riordan]] ([[:Special:Contributions/EmmaORiordan|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:EmmaORiordan|talk]])

====P====
* [[User:ChiaraPalladino|Chiara Palladino]] ([[:Special:Contributions/ChiaraPalladino|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:ChiaraPalladino|talk]])
* Silvio Panciera †
* [[User:NayanPatel|Nayan Patel]] ([[:Special:Contributions/NayanPatel|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:NayanPatel|talk]])
* [[User:CamilloPellizzari|Camillo Pellizzari]] ([[:Special:Contributions/CamilloPellizzari|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:CamilloPellizzari|talk]])
* [[User:KathrynPiquette|Kathryn Piquette]] ([[:Special:Contributions/KathrynPiquette|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:KathrynPiquette|talk]])
* [[User:SilviaPirola|Silvia Pirola]] ([[:Special:Contributions/SilviaPirola|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:SilviaPirola|talk]])
* [[User:AntonioPistellato|Antonio Pistellato]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AntonioPistellato|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AntonioPistellato|talk]])
* [[User:ParaskeviPlatanou|Paraskevi Platanou]] ([[:Special:Contributions/ParaskeviPlatanou|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:ParaskeviPlatanou|talk]])
* [[User:DotPorter|Dot Porter]] ([[:Special:Contributions/DotPorter|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:DotPorter|talk]])

====R====
* [[User:AdamRabinowitz|Adam Rabinowitz]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AdamRabinowitz|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AdamRabinowitz|talk]])
* [[User:GethenRees|Gethen Rees]] ([[:Special:Contributions/GethenRees|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:GethenRees|talk]])
* [[User:DanielRiano|Daniel Riaño]] ([[:Special:Contributions/DanielRiano|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:DanielRiano|talk]])
* [[User:RacheleRicceri|Rachele Ricceri]] ([[:Special:Contributions/RacheleRicceri|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:RacheleRicceri|talk]])
* [[User:JonathanRobie|Jonathan Robie]] ([[:Special:Contributions/JonathanRobie|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:JonathanRobie|talk]])
* [[User:RegisRobineau|Régis Robineau]] ([[:Special:Contributions/RegisRobineau|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:RegisRobineau|talk]])
* [[User:MatthewRobinson|Matthew Robinson]] ([[:Special:Contributions/MatthewRobinson|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:MatthewRobinson|talk]])
* [[User:MartinaRodda|Martina Rodda]] ([[:Special:Contributions/MartinaRodda|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:MartinaRodda|talk]])
* [[User:MatteoRomanello|Matteo Romanello]] ([[:Special:Contributions/MatteoRomanello|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:MatteoRomanello|talk]])
* [[User:HenrietteRoued|Henriette Roued]] ([[:Special:Contributions/HenrietteRoued|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:HenrietteRoued|talk]])
* [[User:IanRuffell|Ian Ruffell]] ([[:Special:Contributions/IanRuffell|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:IanRuffell|talk]])
* [[User:SinaiRusinek|Sinai Rusinek]] ([[:Special:Contributions/SinaiRusinek|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:SinaiRusinek|talk]])
* [[User:JeffRydberg-Cox|Jeff Rydberg-Cox]] ([[:Special:Contributions/JeffRydberg-Cox|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:JeffRydberg-Cox|talk]])

====S====
* [[User:ChiaraSalvagni|Chiara Salvagni]] ([[:Special:Contributions/ChiaraSalvagni|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:ChiaraSalvagni|talk]])
* [[User:GiuliaSarullo|Giulia Sarullo]] ([[:Special:Contributions/GiuliaSarullo|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:GiuliaSarullo|talk]])
* [[User:MichaelSatlow|Michael Satlow]] ([[:Special:Contributions/MichaelSatlow|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:MichaelSatlow|talk]])
* [http://blog.stoa.org/archives/786 Ross Scaife †]
* [[User:WolfgangSchmidle|Wolfgang Schmidle]] ([[:Special:Contributions/WolfgangSchmidle|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:WolfgangSchmidle|talk]])
* [[User:MarkusSchnoepf|Markus Schnöpf]] ([[:Special:Contributions/MarkusSchnoepf|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:MarkusSchnoepf|talk]])
* [[User:KonstantinSchulz|Konstantin Schulz]] ([[:Special:Contributions/KonstantinSchulz|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:KonstantinSchulz|talk]])
* [[User:RebeccaSeifried|Rebecca Seifried]] ([[:Special:Contributions/RebeccaSeifried|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:RebeccaSeifried|talk]])
* [[User:BrianSheridan|Brian Sheridan]] ([[:Special:Contributions/BrianSheridan|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:BrianSheridan|talk]])
* [[User:KatharineShields|Katharine Shields]] ([[:Special:Contributions/KatharineShields|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:KatharineShields|talk]])
* [[User:WilliamShort|William Michael Short]] ([[:Special:Contributions/WilliamShort|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:WilliamShort|talk]])
* [[User:NikolaosSiklafidis|Nikolaos Siklafidis]] ([[:Special:Contributions/NikolaosSiklafidis|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:NikolaosSiklafidis|talk]])
* [[User:KatelynSim|Katelyn Sim]] ([[:Special:Contributions/KatelynSim|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:KatelynSim|talk]])
* [[User:AmySmith|Amy C, Smith]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AmySmith|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AmySmith|talk]])
* [[User:TheaSommerschield|Thea Sommerschield]] ([[:Special:Contributions/TheaSommerschield|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:TheaSommerschield|talk]])
* [[User:JoshSosin|Joshua Sosin]] ([[:Special:Contributions/JoshSosin|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:JoshSosin|talk]])
* [[User:DariaSpampinato|Daria Spampinato]] ([[:Special:Contributions/DariaSpampinato|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:DariaSpampinato|talk]])
* [[User:FrancescaSpiegel|Francesca Spiegel]] ([[:Special:Contributions/FrancescaSpiegel|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:FrancescaSpiegel|talk]])
* [[User:LindaSpinazze|Linda Spinazzè]] ([[:Special:Contributions/LindaSpinazze|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:LindaSpinazze|talk]])
* [[User:ChristaSteinby|Christa Steinby]] ([[:Special:Contributions/ChristaSteinby|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:ChristaSteinby|talk]])
* [[User:SimonaStoyanova|Simona Stoyanova]] ([[:Special:Contributions/SimonaStoyanova|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:SimonaStoyanova|talk]])
* [[User:SilviaStopponi|Silvia Stopponi]] ([[:Special:Contributions/SilviaStopponi|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:SilviaStopponi|talk]])
* [[User:HollySypniewski|Holly Sypniewski]] ([[:Special:Contributions/HollySypniewski|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:HollySypniewski|talk]])

====T====
* [[User:PeterTarras|Peter Tarras]] ([[:Special:Contributions/PeterTarras|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:PeterTarras|talk]])
* [[User:JamesTauber|James Tauber]] ([[:Special:Contributions/JamesTauber|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:JamesTauber|talk]])
* [[User:RuyaTazebay|Ruya Tazebay]] ([[:Special:Contributions/RuyaTazebay|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:RuyaTazebay|talk]])
* [[User:GeoffThompson|Geoff Thompson]] ([[:Special:Contributions/GeoffThompson|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:GeoffThompson|talk]])
* [[User:PaolaTomasi|Paola Tomasi]] ([[:Special:Contributions/PaolaTomasi|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:PaolaTomasi|talk]])
* [[User:NotisToufexis|Notis Toufexis]] ([[:Special:Contributions/NotisToufexis|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:NotisToufexis|talk]])
* [[user:AlexandraTrachsel|Alexandra Trachsel]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AlexandraTrachsel|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AlexandraTrachsel|talk]])
* [[user:SuzanneTraue|Suzanne Traue]] ([[:Special:Contributions/SuzanneTraue|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:SuzanneTraue|talk]])
* [[user:AriannaTraviglia|Arianna Traviglia]] ([[:Special:Contributions/AriannaTraviglia|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:AriannaTraviglia|talk]])
* [[User:CharlotteTupman|Charlotte Tupman]] ([[:Special:Contributions/CharlotteTupman|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:CharlotteTupman|talk]])

====U====
* [[User:NoraUnger|Nora Unger]] ([[:Special:Contributions/NoraUnger|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:NoraUnger|talk]])

====V====
* [[User:IreneVagionakis|Irene Vagionakis]] ([[:Special:Contributions/IreneVagionakis|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:IreneVagionakis|talk]])
* [[User:ScottVanderbilt|Scott Vanderbilt]] ([[:Special:Contributions/ScottVanderbilt|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:ScottVanderbilt|talk]])
* [[User:EvertvanEmdeBoas|Evert van Emde Boas]] ([[:Special:Contributions/EvertvanEmdeBoas|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:EvertvanEmdeBoas|talk]])
* [[User:EllenVankeer|Ellen Van Keer]] ([[:Special:Contributions/EllenVankeer|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:EllenVankeer|talk]])
* [[User:LuciaVannini|Lucia Vannini]] ([[:Special:Contributions/LuciaVannini|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:LuciaVannini|talk]])
* [[User:RadaVarga|Rada Varga]] ([[:Special:Contributions/RadaVarga|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:RadaVarga|talk]])
* [[User:MiguelVieira|José-Miguel Vieira]] ([[:Special:Contributions/MiguelVieira|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:MiguelVieira|talk]])
* [[User:ValeriaVitale|Valeria Vitale]] ([[:Special:Contributions/ValeriaVitale|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:ValeriaVitale|talk]])

====W====
* [[User:MartinWagner|Martin Wagner]] ([[:Special:Contributions/MartinWagner|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:MartinWagner|talk]])
* [[User:ErinWalsh|Erin Galgay Walsh]] ([[:Special:Contributions/ErinWalsh|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:ErinWalsh|talk]])
* [[User:HeidiWendt|Heidi Wendt]] ([[:Special:Contributions/HeidiWendt|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:HeidiWendt|talk]])
* [[User:DanielWerning|Daniel A. Werning]] ([[:Special:Contributions/DanielWerning|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:DanielWerning|talk]])
* [[User:NickWhite|Nick White]] ([[:Special:Contributions/NickWhite|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:NickWhite|talk]])
* [[User:NoraWhite|Nora White]] ([[:Special:Contributions/NoraWhite|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:NoraWhite|talk]])
* [[User:JonathanWeiland|Jonathan Weiland]] ([[:Special:Contributions/JonathanWeiland|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:JonathanWeiland|talk]])
* [[User:MirandaWilliams|Miranda Williams]] ([[:Special:Contributions/MirandaWilliams|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:MirandaWilliams|talk]])
* [[User:ChristinaWilliamson|Christina Williamson]] ([[:Special:Contributions/ChristinaWilliamson|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:ChristinaWilliamson|talk]])
* [[User:MeredithWisner|Meredith Wisner]] ([[:Special:Contributions/MeredithWisner|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:MeredithWisner|talk]])

====Y====
* [[User:PolinaYordanova|Polina Yordanova]] ([[:Special:Contributions/PolinaYordanova|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:PolinaYordanova|talk]])

====Z====
* [[User:ZhiyiZuo|Zhiyi Zuo]] ([[:Special:Contributions/ZhiyiZuo|contribs]]) ([[User_talk:ZhiyiZuo|talk]])

Epic Poetry Network

2025-11-03T16:03:55Z

DarcyKrasne: Fixed date that page was last available

==Available==

* [https://web.archive.org/web/20180805162046/https://www.epic-poetry-network.com/ http://www.epic-poetry-network.com/] - website last available in February 2023 (now links to archive.org version from August 2018)

==Directors==

* Dr Simone Finkmann
* Professor Christiane Reitz

==Description==
From the project website (accessed 2016-12-01):

<blockquote>The Epic Poetry Network (EPN) was an international network of research and teaching of Graeco-Roman epic poetry. It was founded in 2016 by Simone Finkmann and Christiane Reitz to bring together scholars working on epic poetry from Homer to Neo-Latin epic, to facilitate the exchange of information and collaborations between experts in this field and to encourage diachronic intertextual research.

The EPN hosted a subscribers list that allowed list members to circulate important information relating to Graeco-Roman epic poetry (from early Greek epic to Neo-Latin epic), such as calls for papers, new research projects, book and journal publications, research collaborations, as well as upcoming conferences, seminars, and workshops on epic poetry.

The website provided an overview of the latest developments in the different areas of research on Graeco-Roman epic poetry and a list of recent publications as well as current and upcoming projects. Members could introduce their projects and kept the EPN list members and the public informed about their latest work.</blockquote>

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The Meters of Roman Comedy

2025-06-24T16:38:36Z

DarcyKrasne: Added poetry category

==Available==
* https://romancomedy.wustl.edu/

==Author/Editor==
* Timothy Moore

==Description==
Taken from the project website (Accessed 2025-02-14):
<blockquote>A database of all metrical units (passages in an individual meter) in the extant plays of Plautus and Terence except for the fragmentary ''Vidularia''. Each record represents a metrical unit, or a passage in a single meter (these range from one verse to over 200 verses).</blockquote>
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Category:Poetry

2025-06-24T16:37:21Z

DarcyKrasne: Created page with "Pages in this category describe tools and projects dealing with ancient poetry."

Pages in this category describe tools and projects dealing with ancient poetry.

Visualizing Intertextuality

2025-06-24T16:35:54Z

DarcyKrasne: Created page with "==Available== * https://dkrasne.github.io/visualizing_intertextuality ==Author/Editor== * Darcy Krasne ==Description== Visualizing Intertextuality is a project to document and visualize verbal allusions in Latin poetry. It is comprised of a database hosted on [https://nodegoat.net/ nodegoat] and a set of visualizations created using [https://observablehq.com/plot/ Observable Plot] and [https://d3js.org/ D3.js]. category:Projects category:Tools category:Text..."

==Available==
* https://dkrasne.github.io/visualizing_intertextuality

==Author/Editor==
* Darcy Krasne

==Description==
Visualizing Intertextuality is a project to document and visualize verbal allusions in Latin poetry. It is comprised of a database hosted on [https://nodegoat.net/ nodegoat] and a set of visualizations created using [https://observablehq.com/plot/ Observable Plot] and [https://d3js.org/ D3.js].

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Epic Poetry Network

2025-06-24T16:35:31Z

DarcyKrasne: Restored original URL to page and linked to archive.org version

==Available==

* [https://web.archive.org/web/20180805162046/https://www.epic-poetry-network.com/ http://www.epic-poetry-network.com/] - website unavailable since 2024 (now links to archive.org version from August 2018)

==Directors==

* Dr Simone Finkmann
* Professor Christiane Reitz

==Description==
From the project website (accessed 2016-12-01):

<blockquote>The Epic Poetry Network (EPN) was an international network of research and teaching of Graeco-Roman epic poetry. It was founded in 2016 by Simone Finkmann and Christiane Reitz to bring together scholars working on epic poetry from Homer to Neo-Latin epic, to facilitate the exchange of information and collaborations between experts in this field and to encourage diachronic intertextual research.

The EPN hosted a subscribers list that allowed list members to circulate important information relating to Graeco-Roman epic poetry (from early Greek epic to Neo-Latin epic), such as calls for papers, new research projects, book and journal publications, research collaborations, as well as upcoming conferences, seminars, and workshops on epic poetry.

The website provided an overview of the latest developments in the different areas of research on Graeco-Roman epic poetry and a list of recent publications as well as current and upcoming projects. Members could introduce their projects and kept the EPN list members and the public informed about their latest work.</blockquote>

[[category:projects]]
[[category:mailing lists]]
[[category:community]]

User:DarcyKrasne

2025-06-24T14:47:17Z

DarcyKrasne: added short bio

Darcy Krasne is a Lecturer in the Department of Classics and Ancient Studies at Barnard College. She has an interest in the history of Digital Classics; her current main project is a database and visualization of intertextuality in Latin poetry.

Contact information: dk3009@columbia.edu

Classical Works Knowledge Base

2025-06-01T11:13:09Z

DarcyKrasne: Replaced broken link with archive.org link; fixed citation date (1010 -> 2010)

==Available==

* [https://web.archive.org/web/20230603074822/https://www.cwkb.org/ http://cwkb.org/] - no longer available as of 2024, linked to archive.org copy

==Investigators==

* Eric Rebillard
* Adam Chandler
* David Ruddy

==Description==

This service allows for the assembly and maintenance of specialized knowledge about works within its domain and about online resources that can provide services related to those works. It understands the linking heuristics used by online text resources within its domain and is able to create for any given canonical citation one or many URLs that can take users to specific texts within these resources, and ideally to specific passages. Although our example, and the focus of our study, concerns Classical literature, such domain specific knowledge bases would operate in the same way for other disciplines.

===Matrix defining the KEV format to represent a canonical citation===

Requests to the CWKB are made using an OpenURL metadata format. The metadata format is in draft form. It has been submitted to the OpenURL Registry for public review. [Online] Available: http://cwkb.org/matrix/

==References==
* Aloi, Daniel. "Got Ovid? Classical knowledge base will assist in citing ancient Greek and Latin texts." Chronicle Online, June 2, 2010. [Online] Available: http://www.news.cornell.edu/stories/June10/ClassicsBase.html

* Canonical Citation Linking and OpenURL. [Online] Available: http://cwkb.org/

* Rebillard, E. and Ruddy, D., "Text linking in the humanities: citing canonical works using OpenURL." CNI Spring 2009 Task Force Meeting, Minneapolis, MN, April 7 2009. [Online]. Available: http://cwkb.org/pubs/200904-CNI-OpenURL.ppt

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The Meters of Roman Comedy

2025-02-14T18:49:08Z

DarcyKrasne: created page

American Numismatic Society

2024-12-24T15:47:41Z

DarcyKrasne: Restored internal wiki links to non-existent pages that need creation; moved project URLs to end of line.

==Available==

* http://www.numismatics.org/

==Description==

The '''American Numismatic Society''' is a museum and research institute devoted to the study of coins from all periods and cultures. Its holdings of Greek and Roman coins are of interests to classicists, as are its digital searchable [http://donum.numismatics.org/ library catalog], [http://numismatics.org/search collection catalog], and [http://numismatics.org/archives archives].

Other digital publications, resources, and tools produced by or in collaboration with the ANS include:

* [[Nomisma.org|Nomisma: Stable Numismatic Concepts]]
* [[Antigonid Coins Online]] (ACGO) (https://numismatics.org/agco/)
* [[Coinage of the Roman Republic Online]] (CRRO)
* [[Coin Hoards of the Roman Republic]] (CHRR)
* [[Dar al-Kutub: Collection of the Egyptian National Library]] (ENL)
* [[Hellenistic Royal Coinages]] (HRC) (https://numismatics.org/hrc/)
* [[Inventory of Greek Coin Hoards]] (http://coinhoards.org/)
* [[Online Coins of the Roman Empire]] (OCRE)
* [[Coinage of the Macedonian Kings of the Argead Dynasty]] (PELLA)
* [[Ptolemaic Coins Online]] (PCO)
* [[Roman Republican Die Project]] (RRDP) (https://numismatics.org/rrdp/)
* [[Seleucid Coins Online]] (SCO)

==See also==

* [[Nomisma.org]]

[[category:numismatics]]
[[category:institutions]]

Virtual Manuscript Room Collaborative Research Environment

2024-12-24T15:42:06Z

DarcyKrasne: /* Available */ Combined archive.org version with website link on a single line

==Available==
* http://vmrcre.org/ (website down as of December 2024; [https://web.archive.org/web/20241008195817/https://vmrcre.org/ available from Wayback Machine, archived on 2024-10-08])

==Author/Editor==
From the [https://web.archive.org/web/20240422134355/https://vmrcre.org/about project About page]:
<blockquote>The VMR CRE is an ecosystem of components. Many teams have contributed to this ecosystem [...]. The VMR CRE was developed under the supervision of Hugh Houghton and David Parker toward the PhD thesis, Software for the Collaborative Editing of the Greek New Testament by Troy A. Griffitts.</blockquote>
==Description==
The VMR CRE is software framework aiming at creating a virtual research environment for all stages of the creation of a digital critical edition. It allows for collaboration among scholars and can be installed on different platforms, including Mac, Linux, and Windows.

Projects using the VMR CRE include:

* New Testament Virtual Manuscript Room
* Coptic-Sahidic Old Testament Project
* The Canons of Apa John the Archimandrite
* Erstellung einer kritischen Edition der Johannesapokalypse
* Museum of the Bible
** Greek Paul Project
** Greek Psalter Project
** Syriac Climacus' Ladder of Divine Ascent Project
* Τομέας Μελέτης Χειρόγραφης Παράδοσης - Byzantine Project
* Paratexts of the Bible
* Avestan Digital Archive

The complete list with links may be found on the [https://web.archive.org/web/20241008195817/https://vmrcre.org/ project home page].

[[Category:Apparatus criticus]]
[[Category:Tools]]
[[Category:Manuscripts]]
[[Category:Coptic]]

Archeometric analysis of inks from Coptic manuscripts

2024-12-24T15:22:51Z

DarcyKrasne: added Egyptology category

==Available==
*https://iris.uniroma1.it/handle/11573/1467762 (Doctoral thesis, with PDF download link)

==Authors==
*Tea Ghigo

==Description==
From older project website (currently inactive, accessed 2021-08-06):
<blockquote>
Archaeometric analysis to understand the technological evolution of writing materials used in Coptic Egypt. The historical context of the inks studied is established thanks to the cooperation with the project PAThs based at La Sapienza University of Rome.
</blockquote>

From thesis abstract (accessed 2024-12-24):
<blockquote>
This doctoral dissertation addresses the material analysis of inks used in Egypt between the late Roman period and the Middle Ages, complementing the information provided by previous sporadic studies. It is based on the examination of 162 manuscripts produced in different areas of Egypt during the time span considered. Half of these are Coptic literary texts. Their inks are compared with those found on Coptic documentary texts and on literary and documentary texts written in Greek and Latin. This research explores the variety of types of ink used and aims at unveiling possible distribution patterns needed to lay the foundation for a geo-chronological map of the history of inks. An interdisciplinary approach involving cooperation between the humanities and the natural sciences was adopted. The PAThs project (“Tracking Papyrus and Parchment Paths: An Archaeological Atlas of Coptic Literature”) fosters the material study of inks as an integral part of the examination and description of Coptic literary codices and provided a historical dimension for many of the manuscripts that were analysed. The BAM (Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung, Berlin) and the CSMC (Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures, University of Hamburg) granted the use of non-invasive techniques and portable equipment to facilitate access to museums and libraries located in England, Germany, Ireland, Italy and Spain. Manuscripts were examined using near-infrared reflectography, X-ray fluorescence and occasionally other spectroscopic techniques. The results show the contemporaneous use of different types of ink. No correlation is observed between the writing medium and the support or the language. However, there is a strong association of iron-gall ink with literary texts whereas contemporaneous documentary texts were written predominantly with carbon ink. In addition, the results obtained on some of the medieval literary codices suggest the existence of regional trends in the chemical composition of iron-gall inks produced within a relatively short period. Mixed inks seem to have been used frequently in the period investigated. However, they could not be unequivocally identified using the current protocol. This dissertation suggests and discusses possible solutions to overcome the restrictions encountered. The present work shows that the different types of ink used in Egypt between Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages could be exploited as a foundation to develop a geo-chronological map describing the evolution of inks.
</blockquote>

==Presentations==
*Tea Ghigo, (2019) "Archeometric analysis of inks from Coptic manuscripts." ''Digital Classicist London'' Seminar. Available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBJq1OL80CE

[[category: tools]]
[[category: projects]]
[[category: geography]]
[[category: Egyptology]]

Archeometric analysis of inks from Coptic manuscripts

2024-12-24T15:19:04Z

DarcyKrasne: Linked to thesis abstract instead of directly to PDF; added abstract text to project description.

Concording Greek and Latin texts

2024-12-24T14:42:47Z

DarcyKrasne: Re-added link for earlier version of Itinera Electronica's concording facilities

==Concording a Latin text==
A nice, free tool for quick concordances of one's own collection of Latin texts (or a single text) is [[Simple Concordance Program]] by Alan Reed. Easy to learn, easy to use. In SCP you can design your own alphabets, so you can also use it, e. g., for Greek texts in Betacode.

If you need a repository of Latin texts to concord, a bit more carefully proofread texts than those at the Latin Library can be found at the [https://pot-pourri.fltr.ucl.ac.be/itinera/default.htm Itinera electronica], courtesy of the Universite Catholique de Louvain, Belgium. Itinera electronica have their own [https://agoraclass.fltr.ucl.ac.be/concordances/intro.htm online concording facilities] as well ([http://neptune.fltr.ucl.ac.be/corpora/corpora.htm an earlier version of their concordances with somewhat different functionality (but fewer texts) is available here]).

Another valuable tool (if you bring your own texts to it) is [[TAPoR]], Text Analysis Portal for Research (a project based at McMaster University, and consisting of a network of six of the leading Humanities computing centres in Canada).

==Concording a Greek text==

A nice, free and cross-platform tool for concording Greek texts encoded in Unicode is Laurence Anthony's [[AntConc]], available under http://www.antlab.sci.waseda.ac.jp/software.html.

[[category:FAQ]]
[[category:Concordances]]

Computational Historical Semantics

2024-12-24T12:44:40Z

DarcyKrasne: Undo revision 12198 by HenryKo (talk) - reason: the link isn't dead, just the certificate is expired, as noted in the prior text.

==Available==

* http://www.comphistsem.org/ (last updated 2015) (security certificate expired as of Dec 2022)

==Editors==

* Bernhard Jussen
* Alexander Mehler

==Description==

The '''Computational Historical Semantics portal''' supports the historical and philological analysis of Latin texts. Centred in Goethe-University in Frankfurt, the project provides a Latin lexicon, a database of texts, and search tools for morphology.

[[category:tools]]
[[category:Morphology]]
[[category:Lemmatisation]]
[[category:Late Antiquity]]
[[category:Linguistics]]
[[category:legacy]]

China Biographical Database

2024-12-24T12:30:11Z

DarcyKrasne: Modified categories and revised project description; someone who knows Chinese might want to make sure that the lists of sources (taken from https://projects.iq.harvard.edu/cbdb/cbdb-sources) look correct.

==Available==

* https://projects.iq.harvard.edu/cbdb

==Author/Editor==

* Harvard University

==Description==

Adapted from the project website (Accessed 2024-12-24):
<blockquote>
The China Biographical Database (CBDB) is a freely accessible relational database with biographical information about approximately 641,568 individuals as of August 2024, currently mainly from the 7th through 19th centuries. With both online and offline versions, the data is meant to be useful for statistical, social network, and spatial analysis as well as serving as a kind of biographical reference. The CBDB project was initiated by the Harvard Yenching Institute on the basis of datasets and a software program created by Robert M. Hartwell (1932 – 1996) as part of "China Historical Software, Inc."

CBDB is long-term, open-ended project. Its sources include: modern syntheses of biographical data (宋人傳記資料索引, 元人傳記資料索引, 明人傳記資料索引, 清代人物生卒年表), traditional biographical records (正史列傳, 墓誌銘、墓表等, 地方志列傳), evidence for social associations from literary collections (文集之祭文、序、記、墓誌銘，題跋，書簡等), evidence for office holding from modern and traditional sources (郡守年表會要、實錄等), and other biographical databases (Ming Qing Women's Writings (MQWW), Ming Qing Name Authority files, Pers-DB Knowledge Base of Tang Persons (Kyoto))
</blockquote>

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[[category:china]]
[[category:prosopography]]

Learning Ancient Greek

2024-12-24T12:08:29Z

DarcyKrasne: Added 'Language learning' category and fixed a typo

==Available==
https://fass.open.ac.uk/classical-studies/learning-ancient-greek
==Author/Editor==
Open University
==Description==
Learning Ancient Greek site is a website provided by Open University. It contains a range of resources to support your study of the Ancient Greek language, whether you are a complete beginner or already making your first steps towards learning the language.
[[category:Projects]]
[[category:Pedagogy]]
[[category:Language learning]]

Orbilius

2024-12-24T11:51:40Z

DarcyKrasne: Added Neolatin category

== Available ==
* https://www.litterae.eu/orbilius/

== Creator ==
* Daniele Lucchini

== Description ==
Taken from project About page (Accessed 2024-12-8):
<blockquote>
Orbilius is a tool to search for a word, as a token and its concordances, in a corpus of modern Latin texts.
What Orbilius basically does is give for any searched word a glossary translation, if present, and a list of concordances. With the opportunity to consult directly the texts in which they occur.

All you have to do is type or paste your word in the text box, chose the work and translation language from the drop-down list, and press 'Submit'. Orbilius will automatically give the above data for the word.

The corpus is ''in fieri''. At present it groups articles from the online newspaper [http://www.alcuinus.net/ephemeris/ Ephemeris] and from the Latin versions of the [http://www.vatican.va/latin/latin_index.html Vatican] web site and Wikipedia, counting more than 5 millions tokens in about 6000 articles. Last update: December 2017.

The glossaries too are ''in fieri''. Actually Orbilius is progressively learning while you use it: when you ask Orbilius for a word, it crawls the web to search its translation and implements its glossaries in an almost unsupervised way. The model for that is the [http://search.ku.dk/?q=wsd&localdomain=cst.ku.dk&sa=Search&gcse=003802773804381141234%3Aoayrskffd-0 WordNet-WSD approach].
</blockquote>

[[category:projects]]
[[category:Neolatin]]

CSA Newsletter

2024-12-24T11:29:05Z

DarcyKrasne: Added categories

==Available==
*https://csanet.org/newsletter/ (Available as of 12-15-24)

==About==
The CSA Newsletter was a web-based publication focused on the use of digital methods in archaeology and architectural history. They released three issues a year: Spring (released in April), Fall (released in September), and Winter (released in January). Prior to Volume X they released four issues a year--but ceased doing the summer issue.

The goal of the CSA Newsletter was to provide scholars and students who were interested in applying information technology to their studies. Their articles were centered around guidance, spreading digital information, and reviews of websites and tools.

==Online Version & Changes==
After 2000, the CSA Newsletter was exclusively published online. Older printed issues were digitized and made available as HTML documents starting in 1996. In 2006, all remaining articles were scanned and uploaded as image-based files, ensuring the complete archive was accessible online. However, scanned-only articles are not text-searchable.

[[category:Architecture]]
[[category:Journals]]
[[category:Legacy]]

Roman Attica Project

2024-12-23T21:37:02Z

DarcyKrasne: /* Website Design and Development */ Added each contributor on a new line

== Available ==
* https://romanattica.eu/

== Authors ==
=== Coordinating Group ===
* Charikleia Papageorgiadou, Research Director, Institute of Historical Research, National Hellenic Research Foundation

* Sophia Zoumbaki, Research Director, Institute of Historical Research, National Hellenic Research Foundation

* Vyron Antoniadis, Senior Researcher, Institute of Historical Research, National Hellenic Research Foundation

=== Research Network ===
* Ilias Arnaoutoglou, Research Director, Academy of Athens

* Micaela Canopoli, Research Fellow, University of Warwick

* Francesco Camia, Associate Professor, Sapienza University of Rome

* Ada Caruso, Postdoctoral Researcher, Sapienza University of Rome

* Athina Chatzidimitriou, Head of the Historical Archive of Antiquities and Restorations, Ministry of Culture

* Georgios Chiotis, Collaborator, Institute of Historical Research, National Hellenic Research Foundation

* Roald Docter, Professor, Ghent University

* Panagiotis Iossif, Professor, Radboud University Nijmegen – Deputy Director, Belgian School at Athens

* Michalis Karabinis, Research Collaborator, Institute of Historical Research, National Hellenic Research Foundation

* Dimitris Karambelas, Independent Scholar

* Pavlos Karvonis, Assistant Professor of Classical Archaeology, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

* Stylianos Katakis, Associate Professor of Classical Archaeology, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

* Eleni Kolaiti, Research Collaborator, Institute of Historical Research, National Hellenic Research Foundation

* Anna Kouremenos, Lecturer in Greek and Roman History, Quinnipiac University, CT, USA

* Kyriakos Loulakoudis, Doctoral Candidate, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

* Nikos Mourtzas, Independent Researcher, Society for the Study of Ancient Coastlines – AKTES NPO

* Vangelis Nikolopoulos, Head of the Department of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities and Museums, Ephorate of Antiquities of East Attica, Ministry of Culture

* Lydia Palaiokrassa, Professor Emerita, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

* Athanasios Rizakis, Researcher Emeritus, Institute of Historical Research, National Hellenic Research Foundation

=== Website Design and Development ===
* Georgios Chiotis
* Vyron Antoniadis

== Description ==
Taken from the project website (Accessed 2024-11-27):
<blockquote> The Roman Attica Project (RAP) is a research project conducted at the Institute of Historical Research/National Hellenic Research Foundation and coordinated by the Programme Economy and Society in the Hellenistic and Roman Periods with the participation of researchers and academics from various institutions in Greece and abroad.

The project aims to fill a gap in the research which so far mostly focused on Hellenistic and Classical Athens and its Roman monuments. However, there are more than 1500 sites and findspots all over Attica dating to the Roman period, but there has never been any thorough analysis of this evidence as a whole. To that end, an extensive network of scholars will investigate the entire region of Attica, including the asty, from the Late Hellenistic to the Late Roman period.

Attica and its political centre are examined from a historical and archaeological perspective. The RAP addresses questions related to various aspects of society, economy, spatial organisation: the social groups that were active in various sites of Attica, their relations with Rome, legal aspects of everyday life, sanctuaries, cemeteries, as well as economic and financial factors, rural and urban productive units, harbours, mines, and quarries. The project aims to generate open-access online databases which derive from the studies of the research team and to visualize these outputs on interactive maps.

Workshops, seminars, and a series of publications will further promote the function of RAP as a hub for disseminating research on Roman Attica and Athens.
</blockquote>

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Corpus of Gāndhārī Texts

2024-12-23T21:31:53Z

DarcyKrasne: Modified categories

== Available ==
* [https://gandhari.org/corpus Gāndhārī Digital Corpus]

== Author/Editor ==
* Stefan Baums
* Andrew Glass

== Description ==
Taken from the project website (Accessed 2024-12-06):
<blockquote>
The foundation for our work on this site is a digital corpus of all published Gāndhārī texts. We started jointly compiling this corpus in 2002, and brought coverage to completion in 2014 (see Baums & Glass 2013 for a brief history of our work, as well as our Blog). Going forward, we continue to keep our corpus updated as new material is discovered and published, add improved documentation to each text, and carry out a comprehensive linguistic analysis of the full range of Gāndhārī texts that we assembled. Especially the Gāndhārī manuscripts discovered in the last twenty years (most of which remain unpublished) are making significant contributions to the corpus, but also new inscriptions and coins from Gandhāra and wooden documents from Central Asia continue to be found. As we add new material to our corpus, we correct and improve the published texts where necessary; all such changes (currently a total of 3,865) are documented and justified in footnotes (see further here). We also normalize the transliteration system and text-critical marks to the standard set out in the preface of our Dictionary of Gāndhārī. Historical editions of texts are currently presented in plain-text form using the original conventions used by their various editors (see, for example, the relic inscription CKI 266). A tighter integration with the accepted text, tracing the history of individual readings and interpretations, is gradually being applied. In addition to linguistically analyzed documents and metadata, our corpus also contains images of the texts and inscribed objects (currently a total of 2,459) which, following the same upgrade, will be linked to the transliterated texts to allow easy verification of the proposed readings.

Our corpus of Gāndhārī texts can be explored in three ways: If either the assigned catalog number or other details of the object or text (such as its findspot or its general content) are known, it (and related items) can be located through our Catalog of Gāndhārī Texts. If distinctive words or phrases from a text are known, these can be searched for in our Dictionary of Gāndhārī or through the full-text search function in the Catalog section. Finally, if it is known where a text was published, the citation key given in our Bibliography of Gāndhārī Studies can be searched for in the Catalog.
</blockquote>

[[category:projects]]
[[category:Gāndhārī]]
[[category:Corpora]]
[[category:TEI]]

Corpus inscriptionum latinarum

2024-12-23T21:17:34Z

DarcyKrasne: /* Available */ Updated main links

==Available==

* http://cil.bbaw.de/en/
* https://arachne.dainst.org/project/cilopac

==Director==

* Marietta Horster

==Description==

[http://cil.bbaw.de/cil_en/index_en.html The Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum (CIL)] is a comprehensive collection of ancient Latin inscriptions from all corners of the Roman Empire. Public and personal inscriptions throw light on all aspects of Roman life and history. The Corpus continues to be updated with new editions and supplements by the Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften.

This digitized version of the CIL is intended to initially comprise the more than 50 parts (of vols. I-XVI + auctaria and of v. I (edition altera)) published before 1940. Available funding covers the digitization of the volumes with an imperfect OCR searching capability. The goal is to eventually create a keyword searchable database to contain also future volumes of the CIL as they fall outside of copyright restrictions and to eventually do the same for the Inscriptiones Graecae.

The printed version of the CIL consists, as of September 2012, of 17 volumes in approximately 70 parts, recording some 180,000 inscriptions. Thirteen supplementary volumes have plates and specialized indices.

===Background===

In 2009 the Heads of the libraries of the American Academy in Rome, Rebecka Lindau, and École Française de Rome, Yannick Nexon, met to discuss the possibility of digitizing the volumes of the Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum currently out of copyright. This had been a desire of both for a long time. Soon the Deutsches Archäologisches Institut and the Head of its library, Thomas Fröhlich, joined the project. Providing a server to host the volumes was more of a challenge. The DAI and Reinhard Foertsch at the University of Cologne came to the rescue with their object database Arachne, which is dynamically connected to international aggregators such as Claros.net or the multinational European project CARARE, and [http://www.arachne.uni-koeln.de/drupal/ freely available on the Web].

Project partners include the American Academy in Rome, Deutsches Archäologisches Institut, l’École française de Rome, Universität zu Köln, with assistance from Institutum Romanum Finlandiae, Svenska Institutet i Rom, and the British School at Rome.

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[[category:epigraphy]]
[[category:openaccess]]
[[category:Roman Empire]]

Arachne

2024-12-23T21:15:30Z

DarcyKrasne: Changed main Arachne site link to currently-operative Arachne 4

== Available ==
* https://arachne.dainst.org/

== Director ==

* [http://archaeologie.uni-koeln.de/node/86 Reinhard Förtsch]

== Institutions ==

* [http://www.dainst.org/dai/meldungen Deutsches Archäologisches Institut]

* [http://archaeologie.uni-koeln.de/ Archäologisches Institut of the Universität zu Köln]

== Description ==

''Arachne'' is the centralized online database of the Deutsches Archäologisches Institut (DAI) and of the Archäologisches Institut of the Universität zu Köln, and it is administrated by Reinhard Förtsch.
It is a free search tool for archeology and classical antiquity on the Internet: it allows to search objects and context in a great number of records, both for analogic documents and for digital data. All the digitalized informations, images and texts, are long term stored on a Tivoli Storage System and are put online, available all over the world, in the Storage Area Network through AFS of Cologne.

From the [http://arachne.uni-koeln.de/ project website] (accessed 2016-04-05):
:Arachne is intended to provide archaeologists and Classicists with a free internet research tool for quickly searching hundreds of thousands of records on objects and their attributes. This combines an ongoing process of digitizing traditional documentation (stored on media which are both threatened by decay and largely unexplored) with the production of new digital object and graphic data. Wherever possible, Arachne follows a paradigm of highly structurized object-metadata which is mapped onto the CIDOC-CRM, to address machine-readable metadata strategies of the Semantic Web. This »structured world« of Arachne requires high efforts in time and money and therefore is only possible for privileged areas of data. While on the ever-increasing range of new, digital born data in reality only a small effort-per-object ratio can be applied. It therefore requires a “low-threshold” processing structure which is located in the »unstructured world« of Arachne. All digital (graphic and textual) information is secure on a Tivoli Storage System (featuring long-term multiple redundancy) and distributed online through the Storage Area Network in Cologne via AFS.

[[category:Projects]]
[[category:Archaeology]]
[[category:Linked open data]]
[[category:epigraphy]]
[[category:openaccess]]
[[category:images]]
[[category:Late Antiquity]]

Easy Greek buttons

2024-12-23T20:50:54Z

DarcyKrasne: Modified categories

==Available==
https://btaliercio.wixsite.com/easy-greek-buttons
==Author/Editor==
Bernard Taliercio
==Description==
Taken from the project website (Accessed 2024-12-09):
<blockquote>EasyGreekButtons is a tool for visually entering polytonic Greek alphabetic characters in Unicode for ®Microsoft Office WORD: you choose the character you need, and it will be inserted as a precomposed UNICODE character into your WORD file.</blockquote>
[[category:Tools]]
[[category:Greek]]
[[category:Unicode]]

Classicizing Philadelphia

2024-12-23T20:24:18Z

DarcyKrasne: Readded old website URL

Classicizing Philadelphia: Digital Resources for a City’s Dialogue with Greece and Rome
==Available==
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20180809183237/http://classicizingphiladelphia.org/ http://classicizingphiladelphia.org/] [Last available 2018-08-09; link redirected to archive.org version]

==Author/Editor==
* Lee T. Pearcy, Ph.D., Research Associate in the Department of Greek, Latin, and Classical Studies at Bryn Mawr College (classicizingphiladelphia at gmail.com)
* Megan Dickman, Research Assistant.
* Bret Mulligan (bmulliga at haverford.edu)
==Description==
Classicizing Philadelphia, a digital humanities project inspired by the Classicizing Chicago project at Northwestern University, seeks to document, study, and continue Philadelphia’s long, deep dialogue with Greece and Rome. The project has these goals:
* To be a focal point for research on classical receptions in Philadelphia
* To be a gateway to documents of classical reception in Philadelphia collections
* To engage the citizens of Philadelphia in our city's long conversation with Greece and Rome
Classicizing Philadelphia grew out of conversations held with the founders of Classicizing Chicago in December, 2009, at a Sawyer Seminar on "Theatre After Athens" sponsored by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and Northwestern University. Planning during 2010 and 2011 was funded by a Mellon TriCo Faculty Forum grant. Principal investigators were Lee T. Pearcy (Bryn Mawr College), Deborah Roberts (Haverford College), and Grace Ledbetter (Swarthmore College). Preliminary development of a collection database and web site began in 2013-2014 with the support of Bryn Mawr College and the Classical Association of the Atlantic States. Further information about planning and current news about the project may be found at the Classicizing Philadelphia blog.

[[category:projects]]
[[category:reception]]

Corpus of Arabic Legal Documents

2024-12-23T19:59:20Z

DarcyKrasne: Re-added link for CALD "Comparing Arabic Legal Documents" to accompany link for "Islamic Law Materialized: Corpus of Arabic Legal Documents"; they appear to be related but not identical projects.

==Available==

* http://ilm-corpus.irht.cnrs.fr/php/ilm.php (Islamic Law Materialized: A Corpus of Arabic Legal Documents)
* https://cald.irht.cnrs.fr/php/login.php (Comparing Arabic Legal Documents)

==Director==

* Christian Müller

==Description==

The '''Corpus of Arabic Legal Documents''' ('''CALD''') was created as part of the '''Islamic Law Materialized''' project.

Taken from the project website (Accessed 2022-05-02):

<blockquote>CALD is a powerful research tool for the study and analysis of legal documents in Arabic. It was developed by the ERC-AdG-project Islamic Law Materialized (ILM), directed by Christian Müller from 2009 to 2013. As historical source of primary importance, Arabic deeds are however difficult to read and dispersed all over the world. By collecting more than 3000 legal documents from the 7th to the 16th century C.E., CALD aims to facilitate the study of Islamic law from a historical perspective.</blockquote>

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[[category:images]]
[[category:catalogue]]
[[category:Arabic]]
[[category:Corpora]]

Digiclass:To do list

2024-06-17T14:12:31Z

DarcyKrasne: added a new link for 'Told in Stone' project

This is an admin page to control the wishlist of new articles or pages to add to the Wiki in monthly editing sprints or similar collective sessions. Links will turn from red to blue (and eventually be moved to the [[DigiClass/Done]] page) as they are created. Please don't just delete a row after creating the page—it serves as a useful reminder of recent development.

'''NB#1''': if you use a different title for the page, please change it here so it turns blue!

'''NB#2''': please don't feel the need to add pages here if you have already created them (we have wiki history for that); this is really a to-do list for people to draw on for future editing events.

* See also [[DigiClass/External lists of projects|External lists of projects]] for more sources to trawl for candidate new pages.
* See also [[DigiClass/Pages that need work|Pages that need work]] for existing pages that have been identified as in need of attention
* See also [[DigiClass/Categories that need work|Categories that need work]] (to add, remove, reorganise, describe better, etc.)
* [[DigiClass/Done|Recently added pages]] may especially benefit from checking and improvement
* A list of all [https://wiki.digitalclassicist.org/Special:PrefixIndex?prefix=&namespace=1 Talk pages] in the Wiki may also flag up issues in need of attention or discussion

==New pages to add==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Pages to create
|-
! Page title !! URL or reference !! Reserved by !! Other notes
|-
| [[CIRIS]] || https://ciris.huma-num.fr/accueil.php?langue=en || Aurélien B. ||
|-
| [[Carte des philosophes antiques]] || https://ciris.huma-num.fr/cartographie.php || Aurélien B. ||
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| [[Open Stemmata]] || https://openstemmata.github.io/ || Aurélien B. ||
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| [[Ekdosis]] || http://www.ekdosis.org/ || Aurélien B. ||
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| [[Mitologia em Português]] || https://www.mitologia.pt/ || ||
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| [[DLF Community Calendar]] || https://digital-conferences-calendar.info/ || Gabby ||
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| [[Tauric Chersonesos project]] || http://discovering.chersonesos.org ; http://library.chersonesos.org ; http://kostsyushko.chersonesos.org ; http://lapidarium.chersonesos.org ; http://archaeo-photo.chersonesos.org || [[User:AdamRabinowitz]] || (one or multiple wiki entries?)
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| [[ESRI Feature Layers]] || http://www.arcgis.com/home/group.html?owner=esri&title=esri%20maps%20and%20data || ||
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| [[Told in Stone]] || https://toldinstone.com/rome/ ; https://www.youtube.com/c/toldinstone/videos || || Does this page still exist? Returns 404, and the rest of the site seems to be just a travel blog now. [[User:GabrielBodard|GabrielBodard]] ([[User talk:GabrielBodard|talk]]) 11:38, 7 September 2023 (BST)
The original link is working currently, but I think the YouTube channel may be the actual DH project; I've added that link. [[User:DarcyKrasne|DarcyKrasne]] 2024-6-17
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| [[Indexing software]] || n/a || || category FAQ: See discussion at https://listserv.liv.ac.uk/cgi-bin/wa?A2=CLASSICISTS;12f8b948.1801 (and especially replies by Hudson and Furley)
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| [[Latin, Hebrew, Syriac keyboard layouts]] || https://figshare.com/articles/extended_keyboard_layouts_for_Apple/7618580/1 || || category tools
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| [[Open Book Publishers Latin textbooks]] || https://www.openbookpublishers.com/section/31/1 || Gabby || ???
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| [[CARARE]] || https://pro.carare.eu/ || Andrea L. V. ||
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| [[CARARE Metadata Schema]] || https://pro.carare.eu/doku.php?id=support:metadata-schema || ||
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| [[CSA Newsletter]] || http://csanet.org/newsletter/ || ||
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| [[IMEROS]] || http://www.ime.gr/publications/print/imeros/index_en.html || ||
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| [[Propylaeum]] || https://www.propylaeum.de/en/publishing/research-data/ || ||
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| [[Lexicon Leponticum]] || https://www.univie.ac.at/lexlep/wiki/Main_Page || ||
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| [[Biblioteca Digitale della Veneranda Biblioteca Ambrosiana]] || https://ambrosiana.comperio.it/biblioteca-digitale/ || Martina F || (=Biblioteca Ambrosiana Digital Library)
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| [[Blizaar]] || https://www.cvce.eu/en/digital-innovation/projects/netviz/blizaar || ||
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| [[Journal of Open Humanities Data]] || https://openhumanitiesdata.metajnl.com/ || Gabby ||
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| [[Recensio Antiquitatis]] || https://propylaeum.de/recensio-antiquitatis/front-page-en || ||
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| [[MarMoT]] || http://cistern.cis.lmu.de/marmot/ || ||
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| [[HypereiDoc]] || http://hypereidoc.elte.hu/ || || (legacy; not updated since 2008)
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| [[The Stoic Online Interactive Commentary of Epictetus' Enchiridion.]] || https://stoic-commentary.online/ || ||
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| [[Gnomon Bibliographische Datenbank]] || https://gbd.digital/ || ||
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| [[Bits and Bytes Review]] || print journal 1986–1992 || ||
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| [[FactGrid]] || https://database.factgrid.de/ || ||
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| [[Learning Ancient Greek]] || http://fass.open.ac.uk/classical-studies/learning-ancient-greek || ||
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| [[Myria]] || https://relicta.org/myria/ || ||
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| [[Codices Latini Haunienses]] || http://www5.kb.dk/en/nb/materialer/haandskrifter/HA/e-mss/index.html || ||
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| [[Dictionary of Medieval Names from European Sources]] || http://dmnes.org/ || || Not strictly related to Classics, but can show the Nachleben of ancient names in the M.A.
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| [[The Liber Glossarum]] || http://liber-glossarum.huma-num.fr/index.html || ||
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| [[Archivio Monaci]] || http://archiviomonaci.uniroma1.it/ || || Not classical
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| [[SourceEncyMe]] || http://sourcencyme.irht.cnrs.fr/ || ||
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| [[Mapping Ancient Polytheisms]] || https://map-polytheisms.huma-num.fr/a-propos/ || Maxime G || Database is not published yet (or at least requires login for now) - project running until 2022. paywalled https://map-polytheisms.huma-num.fr/ressources3/base-de-donnees-et-tutoriels/
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| [[Mercator-E]] || http://fabricadesites.fcsh.unl.pt/mercator-e/ || Rada V ||
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| [[Black Death Digital Archive Project]] || http://www.globalmiddleages.org/project/black-death-digital-archive-project || || Pelagios Partner
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| [[Tabula Imperii Romani - Forma Orbis Romani]] || https://tir-for.iec.cat/ || ||
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| [[Subaltern Recogito]] || http://www.lancaster.ac.uk/digging-ecm/2019/06/subaltern-recogito || || Pelagios Partner
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| [[Athenian Onomasticon]] || http://www.seangb.org/ || Monica B ||
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| [[Sefaria]] || https://www.sefaria.org.il/ || ||
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| [[China Biographical Database]] || https://projects.iq.harvard.edu/cbdb || ||
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| [[Locating a National Collection]] || https://github.com/tanc-ahrc/LocatingTANC || ||
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| [[Itinera electronica]] || http://neptune.fltr.ucl.ac.be/corpora/ || || Mentioned in page https://wiki.digitalclassicist.org/Concording_Greek_and_Latin_texts (a page that I would propose for deletion, if it's not largely improved). Also add category 'Concordances' to the new 'Itinera electronica' page, when created.
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| [[Conference in Cultural Heritage and New Technologies]] || https://www.chnt.at/ || ||
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| [[Italia Epigrafica Digitale]] || https://ojs.uniroma1.it/index.php/ied/index || ||
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| [[Smarthistory The Center for Public Art History]] || https://smarthistory.org/ || ||
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| [[Death on the Nile]] || http://deathonthenile.upf.edu/ || Greta B. ||
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| [[Tabella Defixionis Project]] || http://tabellaproject.e-monsite.com/ || ||
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| [[TO ZODION]] || http://to-zodion.net/ || [[User:RositaLorito]] ||
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| [[CENOB]] || http://www.cenob.org/Enonces/Noms || ||
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| [[CBd]] || http://cbd.mfab.hu/ || ||
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| [[Charaktêres]] || https://charakteres.com/the-charakteres-project/ || ||
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| [[BARBARa]] || https://www.anhima.fr/spip.php?article1371&lang=en || ||
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| [[Menota Blitz]] || http://www.emroon.no/MenotaBlitz.html || ||
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| [[Book of the Dead in 3D]] || https://3dcoffins.berkeley.edu/ || ||
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| [[PHI Latin Canon]] || https://latin.packhum.org/canon || || /*==See also==*/ https://wiki.digitalclassicist.org/PHI_Classical_Latin_Texts
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| [[Layers of London]] || https://www.layersoflondon.org/ || ||
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| [[OpenGLAM]] || https://openglam.org/ || ||
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| [[WoPoss]] || https://woposs.unine.ch/ || Tom G ||
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| [[Turin Papyrus Online Platform]] || https://collezionepapiri.museoegizio.it/ || ||
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| [[Translation alignment]] || (approach, not specific project or tool) || Chiara P ||
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| [[3D modelling or visualisation]] || (approach, not specific project or tool) || ||
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| [[Jaina Prosopography Database]] || https://jaina-prosopography.org/ || ||
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| [[Machina Callida]] || https://korpling.org/mc/home || ||
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| [[Thesaurus Defixionum]] || http://www.thedefix.uni-hamburg.de/ || ||
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| [[Parricus]] || http://parricus.net/ || || (Latin vocab generator; uses Perseus)
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| [[HIERAX]] || https://hierax.ch/ || ||
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| [[Rescribe]] || https://rescribe.xyz/ || || (and cite <https://classicalstudies.org/scs-blog/hmcelroy/blog-review-latinocr-and-rescribe>)
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| [[Latin Diachronic Analysis]] || https://latin.netlify.app/ || ||
|-
| [[Aerial Archaeology Mapping Explorer]] || https://historicengland.org.uk/research/results/aerial-archaeology-mapping-explorer/ || Becky S. ||
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| [[Atlas Patrimonii Caesaris]] || https://patrimonium.huma-num.fr/atlas/ || ||
|-
| [[Survey of Open Access Editions of Papyri]] || ? || || Only available at [https://www.academia.edu/44540876/%C3%89ditions_et_%C3%A9tudes_papyrologiques_disponibles_en_libre_acc%C3%A8s_sur_internet_%C3%A0_partir_de_la_Checklist_VIII2022_ academia.edu] (paywalled)?
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| [[Corpus Grammaticorum Latinorum]] || https://htldb.huma-num.fr/exist/apps/cgl || Paolo M ||
|-
| [[Patrimonivm EpiDoc Converter]] || https://patrimonium.huma-num.fr/atlas/epidoc-converter/ || ||
|-
| [[Quantitative Criticism Lab]] || https://www.qcrit.org/ || ||
|-
| [[eMousike]] || https://www.emousike.com/ || ||
|-
| [[Corpus of the Epigraphy of the Italian Peninsula in the 1st Millennium BCE]] || https://reubenjpitts.github.io/Corpus-of-the-Epigraphy-of-the-Italian-Peninsula-in-the-1st-Millennium-BCE/ || ||
|-
| [[Checklist of editions of Greek, Latin, Demotic, and Coptic papyri, ostraca and tablets]] || https://papyri.info/docs/checklist || Paraskevi P. ||
|-
| [[Goetz’s Corpus glossariorum Latinorum Online]] || https://thesaurus.badw.de/goetzs-corpus-glossariorum-latinorum-online-cglo.html || ||
|-
| [[Open University Ancient Greek Resources]] || https://fass.open.ac.uk/classical-studies/learning-ancient-greek || ||
|-
| [[Beyond Notability Wiki]] || https://beyond-notability.wikibase.cloud/wiki/Main_Page || Sarah M. ||
|-
| [[SEADDA]] || https://www.seadda.eu/ || ||
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| [[ProsoBab]] || https://prosobab.leidenuniv.nl/ || ||
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| [[Ancient Mediterranean Digital Project]] || https://ancmed.ulb.be/ || Becky S. ||
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| [[Virtual Reality Oracle]] || http://vroracle.co.uk/ || ||
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| [[Roman Attica Project]] || https://romanattica.eu/ || ||
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| [[LGPN-Ling]] || https://lgpn-ling.huma-num.fr || Monica B ||
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| [[DimeData]] || https://dimedata.huma-num.fr/ || ||
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| [[Orbilius]] || http://www.litterae.eu/orbilius/ || ||
|-
| [[Languages and Cultures of Ancient Italy]] || https://www.prin-italia-antica.unifi.it/ || ||
|-
| [[Peraia]] || https://peraia.ugr.es/ || || …
|-
| [[Multi-database Search System for Historical Chinese Characters]] || https://mojiportal.nabunken.go.jp/en/ || ||
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| [[I.Sicily EpiDoc Viewer]] || https://isicily.github.io/epidoc-viewer/ || Elli M ||
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| [[International Digital Epigraphy Association]] || https://www.eagle-network.eu/founded-idea-the-international-digital-epigraphy-association/ || ||
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| [[Reflectance Transformation Imaging]] || (method) || Martina F || …
|-
| [[Zotero styles for Classics and Archaeology]] || (list of resources) || [[User:MatteoRomanello]] || just a start. I have the feeling more style exist, and look forward to others' contributions to this page
|-
| [[Die Inschriften von Philippi im Bild]] || https://www.philippoi.de/neue_inschriften.php || Maxime G ||
|-
| [[Aeolian Alexanders]] || https://github.com/Aeolian-Alexanders || … || (source code; website down?)
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| [[The Database of Religious History]] || https://religiondatabase.org/landing || Maxime G || …
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| [[Projet MERCURY]] || https://projectmercury.eu/ || Maxime G || …
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| [[Latin Epigraphy Scraper]] || https://github.com/mqAncientHistory/Lat-Epig || Maxime G || github page redirecting to a mybinder or local install (Docker)
|-
| [[Digital Corpus of Sanskrit]] || http://www.sanskrit-linguistics.org/dcs/ || … || …
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| [[Sanskrit Library]] || https://sanskritlibrary.org/ || … || …
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| [[Chicago Assyrian Dictionary]] || https://isac.uchicago.edu/research/publications/chicago-assyrian-dictionary || … || …
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| [[Chicago Demotic Dictionary]] || https://isac.uchicago.edu/research/publications/chicago-demotic-dictionary || … || …
|-
| [[Corpus of Gāndhārī Texts]] || https://gandhari.org/corpus || … || …
|-
| [[Editionstools für eine digitale Epigraphik]] ||https://edep.adw.uni-heidelberg.de/ || … || …
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| [[Atlomy]] || https://www.atlomy.com/ || … || Greco-Roman Anatomy Atlas
|-
| [[Artefacts and Raw Materials in Byzantine Archival Documents]] || http://typika.cfeb.org/index/ || … || (ByzAD)
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| [[LASLA Latin corpus]] || https://doi.org/10.58119/ULG/27VZID ; https://doi.org/10.58119/ULG/QJJ0SA ; https://doi.org/10.58119/ULG/49UQNU || … || [https://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/cgi-bin/wa-jisc.exe?A2=DIGITALCLASSICIST;446e08da.2310 Announcement]
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| [[EpiVoc]] || https://thesaurus.mom.fr/opentheso/?idt=th61 || … || …
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| [[Biblissima—TEI et épigraphie]] || https://projet.biblissima.fr/fr/projet/clusters-biblissima/cluster-5 || … || …
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|[[Digital Ottoman Projects]]|| https://digitalottomanprojects.org || Ayse Tarhan || …
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| [[CONNEC]] || https://discover-connec.openatlas.eu/ || … || spatial worlds and social connections in letter collections of Augustine, Paulinus, Avitus, and Gregory
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| [[Easy Greek buttons]] || …https://btaliercio.wixsite.com/easy-greek-buttons || … || …
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| … || … || … || …
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Lace: Greek OCR

2023-02-24T11:52:31Z

DarcyKrasne: archive.org link, since site appears to be down (temporarily? permanently?); added GitHub site

==Available==

* http://heml.mta.ca/lace (Currently(?) down as of 23-Feb-23; [https://web.archive.org/web/20221203214422/http://heml.mta.ca/lace/index.html archive.org link])
* https://github.com/brobertson/Lace2

==Description==

Lace: Greek OCR is a project emerging from the results of our 2012/13 campaign to produce high-quality OCR of polytonic Greek texts in a HPC environment. It comprises over 600 volumes from archive.org and from original scans. There are over 6 million pages of OCR output in total, including experimental and rejected results.

Lace invites interested parties to submit corrections of the texts. Many of the texts have been provided on [https://github.com/brobertson/rigaudon GitHub], where they have been used by the [[Open Greek and Latin project]].

==See also==

* [[OCR for ancient Greek]]

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[[category:crowdsourcing]]
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Leipzig Open Fragmentary Texts Series (LOFTS)

2023-02-15T11:29:38Z

DarcyKrasne: Replaced all broken Leipzig links with active links for related projects (DFHG, Digital Athenaeus, and Digital Marmor Parium)

==Available==

* [https://web.archive.org/web/20220119202810/http://www.dh.uni-leipzig.de/wo/lofts/ http://www.dh.uni-leipzig.de/wo/lofts/] (Broken as of 15-Feb-23; replaced with last functional archive.org capture, 19-Jan-22)

==Editor==

* [[User:MonicaBerti|Monica Berti]]

== Description ==

'''Leipzig Open Fragmentary Texts Series (LOFTS)''' establishes open editions of ancient works that survive only through quotations and text re-uses in later texts (i.e., those pieces of information that humanists call “fragments”). In the field of textual evidence, fragments are not portions of an original larger whole, but the result of a work of interpretation conducted by scholars who extract and collect information pertaining to lost works embedded in other surviving texts. These fragments include a great variety of formats that range from verbatim quotations to vague allusions and translations, which are only a more or less shadowy image of the original according to their closer or further distance from a literal citation.

LOFTS has two goals: 1) digitize paper editions of fragmentary works and link them to source texts; 2) produce born-digital editions of fragmentary works. In order to produce such results, LOFTS is working on two different subprojects:
*[https://www.dfhg-project.org/ Digital Fragmenta Historicorum Graecorum (DFHG)] Project, which consists of a digitization of the five volumes of the Fragmenta Historicorum Graecorum edited by Karl Müller in the 19th century.
*[http://perseids.org/sites/berti_demo/ Perseids Fragmentary Texts Editor], that allows both scholars and students to annotate quotations and text reuses of fragmentary authors.
*[https://www.digitalathenaeus.org/ Digital Athenaeus]
*[https://www.digitalmarmorparium.org/ Digital Marmor Parium]

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Leipzig Open Fragmentary Texts Series (LOFTS)

2023-02-15T11:20:17Z

DarcyKrasne: Replaced main site dead (redirecting) link with archive.org version

==Available==

* [https://web.archive.org/web/20220119202810/http://www.dh.uni-leipzig.de/wo/lofts/ http://www.dh.uni-leipzig.de/wo/lofts/] (Broken as of 15-Feb-23; replaced with last functional archive.org capture, 19-Jan-22)

==Editor==

* [[User:MonicaBerti|Monica Berti]]

== Description ==

'''Leipzig Open Fragmentary Texts Series (LOFTS)''' establishes open editions of ancient works that survive only through quotations and text re-uses in later texts (i.e., those pieces of information that humanists call “fragments”). In the field of textual evidence, fragments are not portions of an original larger whole, but the result of a work of interpretation conducted by scholars who extract and collect information pertaining to lost works embedded in other surviving texts. These fragments include a great variety of formats that range from verbatim quotations to vague allusions and translations, which are only a more or less shadowy image of the original according to their closer or further distance from a literal citation.

LOFTS has two goals: 1) digitize paper editions of fragmentary works and link them to source texts; 2) produce born-digital editions of fragmentary works. In order to produce such results, LOFTS is working on two different subprojects:
*[http://www.dh.uni-leipzig.de/wo/dfhg/ Digital Fragmenta Historicorum Graecorum (DFHG)] Project, which consists of a digitization of the five volumes of the Fragmenta Historicorum Graecorum edited by Karl Müller in the 19th century.
*[http://perseids.org/sites/berti_demo/ Perseids Fragmentary Texts Editor], that allows both scholars and students to annotate quotations and text reuses of fragmentary authors.
*[http://www.dh.uni-leipzig.de/wo/digital-athenaeus/ Digital Athenaeus]
*[http://www.dh.uni-leipzig.de/wo/dmp/ Digital Marmor Parium]

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[[category:EpiDoc]]
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Talk:Canonical Text Services

2023-02-08T13:48:05Z

DarcyKrasne: Added a couple of working archive.org links

Sticking some working archive.org links here for now:
[https://web.archive.org/web/20211202192053/http://cite-architecture.org/ Cite Architecture]
[https://web.archive.org/web/20210615125314/http://cite-architecture.org/ctsurn/overview/ CTS URN Overview]

Rome’s World: The Peutinger Map Reconsidered

2023-02-06T11:09:35Z

DarcyKrasne: Map A images broken

==Available==

* http://www.cambridge.org/us/talbert/

==Principal Investigator==
Richard J. A. Talbert

==Description and Contents==
A companion website to the [http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/387788638 monograph] (2010) of the same same, ''Rome's World'' provides users with browsable, hi-resolution images of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tabula_Peutingeriana Peutinger Map] (''Tabula Peutingeriana''), along with digital markup on the map itself. In addition, a concordance is provided, allowing the user to correlate the Peutinger Map with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barrington_Atlas_of_the_Greek_and_Roman_World ''Barrington Atlas of the Greek and Roman World''] and, in turn, the [[Pleiades]] gazetteer.

The Peutinger map, a medieval copy of a Roman map of the Mediterranean world, offers important insight into ancient geography and worldview. Talbert's monograph reanalyzes the map itself and this website provides authoritative, curated content related to the map and our understanding of it .

*'''[http://www.cambridge.org/us/talbert/mapa.html Map A]''' ('''background images broken as of 6-Feb-23''') presents the user with a seamless digital version of the Peutinger map, in color, at full size. The eleven segments of the map, photographed in 2000, have been stitched together and a grid reference has been laid over the images.

*'''[http://www.cambridge.org/us/talbert/mapb.html Map B]''' provides segmented, black-and-white photos of the Peutinger map.

*'''[http://www.cambridge.org/us/talbert/mapscf.html Maps C-F]''' provide Peutinger map routes and itineraries that are displayed over ''Barrington Atlas'' map bases. These are downloadable raster files for use with a GIS software.

*'''[http://www.cambridge.org/us/talbert/plates.html Plates]''' presents digital versions of the plates from Talbert's monograph.

*'''[http://www.cambridge.org/us/talbert/talbertdatabase/prm.html Concordance]''' presents a concordance of place names in the Peutinger map. This allows the user to correlate these features with the ''Barrington Atlas'' and other resources.

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[[category:geography]]
[[category:Roman Empire]]

Canonical Text Services

2023-02-02T15:40:02Z

DarcyKrasne: Replaced several dead links with latest archive.org versions.

==Available==

* http://cite-architecture.org/cts/
* http://www.homermultitext.org/hmt-docs/cite/ (older version; dead link as of 2/2/23, [https://web.archive.org/web/20200217042912/www.homermultitext.org/hmt-docs/cite/ archive.org link here])
** [[Homer Multitext]] overview of CTS URN notation ([https://web.archive.org/web/20211130011501/http://www.homermultitext.org/hmt-doc/cite/cts-urn-overview.html archive.org])

==Authors==

* Christopher Blackwell
* Neel Smith

==Description==

'''Canonical Text Services''' (CTS) is a protocol to identify and retrieve passages of text cited by canonical reference.

The Canonical (previously 'Classical') Text Services specification defines a network service for identifying texts and retrieving fragments of texts using notions of "work" and "citation" traditional in classical studies and other literary disciplines.

CTS is part of the CITE architecture, developed by Blackwell and Smith to meet the needs of the [[Homer Multitext]] project.

=== Applications ===

* One classical project which uses Canonical Text Services is the [[Homer Multitext]] (cf. information on its [http://homermultitext.blogspot.com/ blog]).
* The [[Perseus Digital Library]] also relies on CTS architecture, see [http://sites.tufts.edu/perseusupdates/beta-features/perseus-cts-api/]. Perseus' CTS end-point is accessible at http://cts.perseids.org/api/cts/? (an interface to browse the repository can be found at http://cts.perseids.org/).
* The corpus [[Croatiae auctores Latini]] (CroALa) is in the process of adding support for the CTS protocol. For a subset of CTS-compliant texts from CroALa see https://github.com/nevenjovanovic/hc-croala
* The texts in [[Alpheios Tools]] are available via a CTS API (endpoint at http://repos1.alpheios.net/exist/rest/db/xq/CTS.xq?)

=== Code Libraries/Tools ===

(see list of tools at http://cts.informatik.uni-leipzig.de/tools.html and http://cite-architecture.github.io/cts/#implementations-and-code-tools)

=== Useful Resources ===

* [https://web.archive.org/web/20200217042912/www.homermultitext.org/hmt-docs/cite/ CITE Architecture (archive.org)]

* [https://web.archive.org/web/20211130011501/http://www.homermultitext.org/hmt-doc/cite/cts-urn-overview.html A Brief Guide to the CTS URNs (archive.org)]

* [https://web.archive.org/web/20180425135133/https://citeulike.org/user/AlisonBabeu/tag/canonical-text-services/ A CiteULike CTS bibliography (archive.org)] by Alison Babeu.

* A research group based at the University of Leipzig and led by Gerhard Heyer has a website with information about CTS: http://cts.informatik.uni-leipzig.de/

== Older code and documentation addresses ==
URL: http://chs75.harvard.edu/projects/diginc/techpub/cts (Dead link: 2014-07-10) ([https://web.archive.org/web/20110813143301/http://chs75.chs.harvard.edu/projects/diginc/techpub/cts Archive])

The project also has a Sourceforge site, with more recent information: http://cts3.sourceforge.net/ (last released January 2015)

There is a mailing list: http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/cts3-general (no posts since Nov 2015)

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Talk:Virtual Manuscript Room

2023-01-29T14:47:20Z

DarcyKrasne: question: is https://vmrcre.org/ a good replacement for link?

The link to Birmingham's VMR page seems to be dead; is [https://vmrcre.org/ this site] equivalent for replacement?

3D Visualisation of Cultural Heritage and the Ancient World (Vitale)

2023-01-29T13:15:59Z

DarcyKrasne: added link to downloadable thesis from KCL repository

PhD Research 2013-2016 '''(Awarded 2017)'''

Student: Valeria Vitale, King's College London

Supervisors: Stuart Dunn (KCL), Jari Pakkanen (Royal Holloway/Finnish Institute in Athens), Drew Baker (Australian Catholic University)

== Title ==
Rethinking 3D digital visualisation: from static visual aid to multivocal environment to study and communicate ancient cultural heritage ([https://kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/portal/files/83196417/2017_Vitale_Valeria_ethesis.pdf download thesis])

== Abstract ==
The main hypothesis behind this research is that moving from a static and opaque representation of the past to a dynamic, open and multivocal environment will change the way 3D visualisation for cultural heritage is perceived and used by the scholarly community and the general audience. Instead of producing pleasant images to illustrate (if not just decorate) external research, 3D visualisation will show its potential as virtual space to test, verify and compare different hypotheses, in a collaborative way.

One of the first aims of my research is to find a synthetic and effective way to document 3D visualisation that can be potentially adopted as a standard by the community of virtual archaeologists. The growing compatibility between 3D content and web browsers allows the use of RDF technology to connect the 3D model and its parts internally with each other—identifying and defining relationships—, and externally with online information about the material remains, previous publications, primary and secondary sources, and with available alternative visualisations of the same object (that share the same vocabulary).
The combined use of linked data and 3D environments will introduce the latter to the the growing semantic network of digital resources that are available online, facilitating a new way to study the ancient world where different kind of information integrate and contextualise each other.

The second point I want to address, is that the lack of documentation, along with the choice of very realistic renderings, have widely disseminated the misconception that it is possible to produce an «exact reconstructions» of an ancient place of objects. Not only this approach implicitly hides the amount of speculation that is behind every work of visualisation, but assumes that a single image can fairly represent a piece of ancient cultural heritage. On the contrary, I claim that only a multiplicity, of visual hypotheses and interpretations, can give a measure of the complexity and richness of places and objects that often have survived only through ruins and incomplete accounts.

I have chosen Pompeii as a case study because of the amount of archaeological information it carries, but also for its popularity among both expert and non expert audiences. Due to its fame, a considerable amount of written and visual, academic and artistic, public and private documents have been produced in the last 250 years allowing now studies and comparisons of the reception of Pompeii across Time and Cultures.

== Bibliography ==
Bentkowska-Kafel, A., Denard, H. and Baker, D. (eds.) (2012) Paradata and Transparency in Virtual Heritage, Ashgate.

Favro, D. (2006) In the eyes of the beholder: Virtual Reality Recreations and academia. Journal of Roman Archaeology Supplementary Series Number 61(2006): 321-334.

Forte, M. and Pietroni, E. (2009) 3D Collaborative Environments in Archaeology: Experiencing the Reconstruction of the Past. International Journal of Architectural Computing Issue 01, Vol. 07, March 2009, 57-75.

Frischer B., Niccolucci F., Ryan N., Barcelò J. (2002) From CVR to CVRO. The Past, Present, and Future of Cultural Virtual Reality. In F. Niccolucci (ed) Proceedings of VAST 2000. British Archaeological Reports 834 (ArcheoPresss, Oxford) 7-18.

James, S. (1997) Drawing Inferences. In Molyneaux, B. L. (ed.) The Cultural Life of Images. Visual Representation in Archaeology. Routledge, London 2011

Johanson, C. (2009). Visualizing History: Modeling in the Eternal City. Visual Resources: An International Journal of Documentation, 25:4, 403-418

Vitale, V. (2016), "Transparent, Multivocal, Cross-disciplinary: The Use of Linked Open Data and a Community-developed RDF Ontology to Document and Enrich 3D Visualisation for Cultural Heritage." In: Bodard, G & Romanello, M (eds.) ''Digital Classics Outside the Echo-Chamber: Teaching, Knowledge Exchange & Public Engagement''. London: Ubiquity Press. Pp. 147–168. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5334/bat.i

Valeria Vitale, Jeffrey Becker, Jonathan Prag (2016), "Where is the House of the Dwarves? Enhancing granularity in the Pleiades Gazetteer: The examples of ancient Sicily and Pompeii." Presentation at CAA conference, Oslo, March 29 to April 2, 2016. Video at: https://youtu.be/8q4RyWSXPGc

== See also ==

* [[SCOTCH]]
* [[London Charter]]

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GapVis

2023-01-26T13:01:32Z

DarcyKrasne: GapVis dead link

==Available==

* http://gap.alexandriaarchive.org/gapvis/index.html (dead link after 2021; [https://web.archive.org/web/20210413000050/http://gap.alexandriaarchive.org/gapvis/index.html#index archive.org capture])

==Author==

* Nick Rabinowitz
* (and the [[GAP]] team)

==Description==

From the project website (accessed 2019-08-01):

<blockquote>
GapVis is an interface for exploring and reading texts that reference ancient places. It includes maps and data visualizations that show what locations are referred to a different points in the narrative and allows you to dig into the details to learn more.
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Ancient Studies New Technologies

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DarcyKrasne: fixed broken link for Rutgers conference with archived program from archive.org

==Available==

* Unknown

==Description==

'''Ancient Studies New Technology''' was a series of biennial conferences on the subject of digital classics methods, approaches and technologies that ran between 2000 and 2006. The conference seems not to have reappeared after this date.

===Past events===

# [http://www.luc.edu/roman-emperors/abstracts.htm December 8-10, 2000, at Salve Regina University], Newport, RI (USA)
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20070810033403/http://tabula.rutgers.edu/conferences/ancient_studies2002/conf_program.html December 6-8, 2002 at Rutgers University] (Archive.org), New Brunswick, NJ (USA)
# [http://web.archive.org/web/20050403202510/http://www.cisat.jmu.edu/asnt3/ December 3-5, 2004, at James Madison University] (Archive.org), Harrisonburg, VA (USA) ([http://web.archive.org/web/20060907042705/http://www.cisat.jmu.edu/asnt3/Program-Final.pdf program]) (Archive.org) ([http://www.stoa.org/archives/14 CFP])
# 2006 in Giessen, Germany?

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EAqua

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DarcyKrasne: /* Description */ Typo fix: I'm pretty sure the project ran through 2013, not 3013. :)

==Available==

* http://www.eaqua.net

==Director==

* Charlotte Schubert

==Description==

The eAqua-project, which ran from 2008–2013, aimed at generating specific knowledge from ancient texts and will provide this knowledge via an open web-portal to the scientific community for future studies. For this purpose researchers from the fields of Computer Sciences and Classics cooperated to adapt the available text mining technologies to the needs and requirements of the Classics.

===Subprojects===

====Projekt Atthidographen (Leitung: Ch. Schubert, Alte Geschichte, Universität Leipzig)====

(description tba)

====Projekt Platon (Leitung: K. Sier, Gräzistik, Universität Leipzig)====

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====Projekt Metrik (Leitung: M. Deufert, Gräzistik, Universität Leipzig)====

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====Projekt Camena (Leitung: W. Kühlmann, Germanistik, Universität Heidelberg)====

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====Projekt Inschriften (Leitung: B. Meißner, Alte Geschichte, Universität der Bundeswehr Hamburg)====

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====Projekt Papyri (Leitung: R. Scholl, Alte Geschichte, Universität Leipzig)====

(description tba)

====Projekt Fehlererkennung (Leitung: G. Heyer, Informatik, Universität Leipzig)====

(description tba)

====Projekt Mental Maps (Leitung: Ch. Schubert, Alte Geschichte, Universität Leipzig)====

(description tba)

==Presentations==
* Corina Willkommen and Jens Wittig. July 8, 2021. eAQUA - Extraction of structured knowledge from ancient sources for Classical Studies. ''SunoikisisDC''. Available: https://github.com/SunoikisisDC/SunoikisisDC-2020-2021/wiki/SunoikisisDC-Summer-2021-Session-13
* Marco Büchler & Annette Loos. June 26, 2009. Textual Re-use of Ancient Greek Texts: A case study on Plato’s works. ''Digital Classicist London''. Available: https://www.digitalclassicist.org/wip/wip2009-04mbal.html (Abstract, slides and audio recording)

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