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Library of Latin Texts

2021-01-08T23:22:27Z

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==Available==

* http://www.brepolis.net/BRP_Info_En.html?show=info

==Director==
* Toon Van Hal (scholarly director)
* Paul Tombeur (content director)

==Description==

The '''Library of Latin Texts''' ('''LLT''') started in 1991 as CETEDOC Library of Christian Latin texts (CLCLT), in CD-ROM and then DVD-ROM. In 2002 the name was changed to LLT as it included classical and post-classical Latin texts. In 2009 it split into two different online resources:

* LLT-A is the direct continuation of the previous project, including digital editions of Latin texts mostly taken from Teubner editions and published with an accurate philological revision by CLTLO (formerly CETEDOC) under the direction of Paul Tombeur.
* LLT-B is meant as a more fast-growing supplement to LLT-A. The texts of LLT-B are drawn directly from printed scholarly editions while much of the revision work is dropped and precedence is given to large, homogeneous corpora of texts.

The two collections do not differ in time scope (spanning from Classical antiquity to Neolatin texts until 1965, including decrees from the Vatican II Council), but in publication practices and philological standards. The quantity of texts and their overall philological quality are outstanding. Access to the collections, however, is granted by paying a subscription fee through the Brepolis platform (more information on the collections is in their Database information page).

* The LLT-A as of 2012 contained over 63 million Latin words, drawn from more than 3,200 works that are attributed to approximately 950 authors.
* The LLT-B began in 2009 with 7 million words and expected to add new texts of 4-5 million words per annum.

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Archive of Celtic-Latin Literature

2020-09-01T16:55:48Z

YannickAnne: /* Editors */

==Available==

* Subscription product. Information at https://about.brepolis.net/archive-of-celtic-latin-literature-acll/

==Editors==
* [https://www.ria.ie/publication-authors/anthony-harvey Anthony Harvey], Royal Irish Academy
* Angela Malthouse, Royal Irish Academy

==Description==

Taken from the product page (accessed 2019-08-20):

<blockquote>
In the early Middle Ages, literate individuals in and from the Celtic periphery of Europe (Ireland, Wales, Brittany, Cornwall, Scotland and the Isle of Man) wrote many and varied Latin works constituting what can arguably be seen as a distinctive literature, whose unusual vocabulary, grammar and phrasing (to say nothing of subject-matter) made it into what has been called “one of the most curious and interesting phenomena of medieval philology”. In an attempt to codify this usage, the Royal Irish Academy has been working actively since the late 1970s towards producing a definitive Dictionary of Medieval Latin from Celtic Sources (DMLCS) — part of a Europe-wide movement to publish lexicons of the medieval Latin of specific national areas.

From the outset DMLCS has been computer-based, having as a second objective the establishment of a permanent electronic database containing the whole corpus of Celtic-Latin literature from the period 400-1200 A.D. (about 1300 separate texts, varying from fragmentary inscriptions to learned treatises hundreds of pages long). This full-text database, historically held in the Queen’s University, Belfast, is richly marked up — for non-Latin words, categories of quotation, etc. — so as to be of maximum use to the lexicographer. But it was always envisaged that, as its construction proceeded, the archive would come to be of value to scholars in other disciplines as well — to the editor of texts, the syntactician, the researcher into geographical or chronological distribution of usages, the historian interested in the transmission of ideas or texts, and to many others. The question was how to make it available to them.

That question is being answered with Brepols’ publication, from the DMLCS database, of a series of three cumulative editions of a full-text '''Archive of Celtic-Latin Literature'''. Originally modelled upon Brepols’ existing Library of Latin Texts (Cetedoc Library of Christian Latin Texts), this was designed to constitute with that corpus the beginnings of a pan-European electronic library of patristic and medieval Latin material.
</blockquote>

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Itiner-e

2020-09-01T16:47:29Z

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==Available==
* http://itinere.recerca.iec.cat/

==Authors==
* [https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7068-786X Pau de Soto], Catalan Institute of Classical Archaeology
* [https://archaeologicalnetworks.wordpress.com/ Tom Brughmans], Aarhus University
* Santiago Muxach, Institute of Catalan Studies
* [https://www.uab.cat/web/the-department-/teaching-staff/directori/professorat-1345722152754.html?param1=null&param2=1345698275935 Josep Guitart], Autonomous University of Barcelona

==Description==
===Aims and scope===
From the project website (accessed 2020-09-01):
<blockquote>Itiner-e will develop the first online gazetteer of historical roads, to enhance our ability to collect, aggregate and debate historical roads, and to enable the linking of this important source of information about past societies with other resources by linking related places. This proposal concerns a resource development that aims to develop a pipeline methodology for linked open road data, set up an online platform and implement the method using the Roman routes in the Iberian Peninsula as a proof-of-concept.</blockquote>

===Data===
As of 2020, the database includes data from the Antonine Itinerary, the Itinerario de Barro, and the Vicarello Beaker.

===Interoperability===
From the project website (accessed 2020-09-01):
<blockquote>Through the Itiner-e gazetteer and the places associated with routes, this data resource will be linked with other Gazetteer projects such as [[Pleiades]] and the [[TIR-FOR]] Project. All the data generated will be stored in GeoJson format where all the information will be stored (id names, places within the roads, chronology, etc…)</blockquote>

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Epigraphic Database Vernacular

2020-09-01T16:15:00Z

YannickAnne:

==Available==
* http://edv.uniroma1.it/it/

==Authors==
* [https://www.lettere.uniroma1.it/users/nadia-cannata Nadia Cannata], Sapienza University of Rome
* Luna Cacchioli
* Alessandra Tiburzi

==Description==
===Aims and scope===
From the project website (accessed 2020-09-01 - translated from Italian):
<blockquote>EDV (''Epigraphic Database Vernacular'') is the first sytematic collection of the entire patrimony of epigraphic texts, written in the vernacular in Italy. It includes inscriptions datable to the chronological interval between the ninth and fifteenth centuries, intended for any function - public or private - and written on any surface (stone, plaster, canvas, fabric, glass, terracotta, metal, bone, etc.).

All the inscriptions that present a text in a language other than Latin, or in a script that reveals the intention, on the part of the writer, to compose a text in the vernacular are registered.</blockquote>

===Data===
The database includes images, as well as material descriptions and geographical data on the inscriptions. The text of each inscription can be downloaded in the EpiDoc XML format.

===Interoperability===
The epigraphical database and the search platform are interoperable with the [[EAGLE Europeana Network]].

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Epigraphic Database Vernacular

2020-09-01T16:13:45Z

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==Available==
* http://edv.uniroma1.it/it/

==Authors==
* [https://www.lettere.uniroma1.it/users/nadia-cannata Nadia Cannata], Sapienza University of Rome
* Luna Cacchioli
* Alessandra Tiburzi

==Description==
From the project website (accessed 2020-09-01 - translated from Italian):
<blockquote>EDV (''Epigraphic Database Vernacular'') is the first sytematic collection of the entire patrimony of epigraphic texts, written in the vernacular in Italy. It includes inscriptions datable to the chronological interval between the ninth and fifteenth centuries, intended for any function - public or private - and written on any surface (stone, plaster, canvas, fabric, glass, terracotta, metal, bone, etc.).

All the inscriptions that present a text in a language other than Latin, or in a script that reveals the intention, on the part of the writer, to compose a text in the vernacular are registered.</blockquote>

==Data==
The database includes images, as well as material descriptions and geographical data on the inscriptions. The text of each inscription can be downloaded in the EpiDoc XML format.

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Amanuensis

2020-09-01T16:03:44Z

YannickAnne:

==Available==
* http://www.riedlberger.de/08amanuensis.html

==Authors==
* Josef Menner, University of Linz (author of Romtext)
* [http://www.rosenbaum-games.de/ Günther Rosenbaum]
* [http://www.riedlberger.de/01cv.html Peter Riedlberger], University of Bamburg (creator of the Amanuensis application)

==Description==
From the project website (accessed 2020-08-04):
<blockquote>Amanuensis is a utility for conducting searches within the database of Latin sources pertaining to Roman Law created by the University of Linz (“Romtext”). By courtesy of Hofrat Dr. Josef Menner, the copyright holder of Romtext, Amanuensis includes the complete Romtext database.
Amanuensis is available in different versions for Microsoft Windows, MacOS, iOS, and Android devices.</blockquote>

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Amanuensis

2020-09-01T15:51:37Z

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==Available==
* http://www.riedlberger.de/08amanuensis.html

==Author==
* Josef Menner, University of Linz (author of Romtext)
* [http://www.rosenbaum-games.de/ Günther Rosenbaum]
* [http://www.riedlberger.de/01cv.html Peter Riedlberger], University of Bamburg (creator of the Amanuensis application)

==Description==
From the project website (accessed 2020-08-04):
<blockquote>Amanuensis is a utility for conducting searches within the database of Latin sources pertaining to Roman Law created by the University of Linz (“Romtext”). By courtesy of Hofrat Dr. Josef Menner, the copyright holder of Romtext, Amanuensis includes the complete Romtext database.
Amanuensis is available in different versions for Microsoft Windows, MacOS, iOS, and Android devices.</blockquote>

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Clavis Clavium

2020-08-04T20:09:48Z

YannickAnne:

==Available==
* https://clavis.brepols.net/clacla/Default.aspx

==Academic board==
* [https://www.kuleuven.be/wieiswie/nl/person/00016863 Gert Partoens], KU Leuven (Chairman)
* [https://uclouvain.be/fr/repertoires/regis.burnet Régis Burnet], UC Louvain
* [https://www.bollandistes.org/the-bollandists/research-team/ Robert Godding], Société des Bollandistes
* [https://www.bollandistes.org/the-bollandists/research-team/ Xavier Lequeux], Société des Bollandistes
* [https://www.kuleuven.be/wieiswie/nl/person/00007029 Bram Roosen], KU Leuven / Brepols Publishers
* [https://www.kuleuven.be/wieiswie/nl/person/00009050 Peter Van Deun], KU Leuven
* [https://www.kuleuven.be/wieiswie/nl/person/00003028 Joseph Verheyden], KU Leuven

==Description==
From the project website (accessed 2020-08-04):
<blockquote>''Clavis Clavium'', or ‘Key of Keys’, is the go-to database to access Late Antique and Medieval Christian literature. It incorporates the almost 8,000 pages of data found in six so-called claves: the ''Clavis Patrum Latinorum'' and the ''Bibliotheca Hagiographica Latina'', the ''Clavis Patrum Graecorum'' and the ''Bibliotheca Hagiographica Graeca'', the ''Clavis Apocryphorum Veteris Testamenti'' and the ''Clavis Apocryphorum Novi Testamenti''.

Continuously updated (after peer review) with material brought together by specialists in the field, the ''Clavis Clavium'' is a dynamic research tool that will continue to be expanded and updated in the future as new claves and material are added, and by serving as a gateway to other (third-party) information and functionalities.</blockquote>

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Finding Augustine

2020-08-04T20:05:03Z

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==Available==
* http://www.findingaugustine.org/Browse/Home

==Responsible institutions==
* [http://augustiniana.augustijnen.be/wp/ Augustinian Historical Institute]
* [https://www1.villanova.edu/university.html Villanova University]

==Description==
From the project website (accessed 2020-08-04):
<blockquote>Welcome to 'Finding Augustine', a rich and readily accessible bibliographical collection concerning Augustine of Hippo and his legacy. This is the product of a unique international collaboration between institutions of higher learning in Europe and America.

Most publications in this bibliography, whether they are books, collections or articles, are organized according to a set of categories which make it possible to locate individual items according to any one of the several significant topics or ideas contained in the catalog.</blockquote>

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Clavis Clavium

2020-08-04T20:03:25Z

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Varro Grammaticus

2020-08-04T18:59:14Z

YannickAnne: /* Description */

==Available==
* http://www.varro-grammaticus.de/page8.html

==Author==
* [https://www.theologie.hu-berlin.de/de/professuren/professuren/at/Personen/WiMi/brandenburg-seite Philipp Brandenburg], Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

==Description==
From the project website (translated from the German; accessed 2020-08-04):
<blockquote>The research project ''Varro Grammaticus'' analyses the Latin grammar (''De lingua Latina'') of the first-century B.C. Roman Marcus Terentius Varro against the background of modern grammatical theories and the historiography of linguistics. Since this work is the earliest transmitted testimony of ancient grammar, the project, which focuses on Varro's morphological explanations (on word formation and inflection), will provide information about the beginnings of grammatical category formation and the development of linguistic terminology in Europe.

In addition to the works cited, this bibliography contains all literature on Varro's ''De lingua Latina'' after 1800, as far as I have been able to access it. In order not to artificially inflate the bibliography, short reviews and all too isolated articles have been left out. The abbreviations follow the practice of the ''Année Philologique''.</blockquote>

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Varro Grammaticus

2020-08-04T18:57:38Z

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==Available==
* http://www.varro-grammaticus.de/page8.html

==Author==
* [https://www.theologie.hu-berlin.de/de/professuren/professuren/at/Personen/WiMi/brandenburg-seite Philipp Brandenburg], Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

==Description==
From the project website (translated from German; accessed 2020-08-04):
<blockquote>The research project ''Varro Grammaticus'' analyses the Latin grammar (''De lingua Latina'') of the first-century B.C. Roman Marcus Terentius Varro against the background of modern grammatical theories and the historiography of linguistics. Since this work is the earliest transmitted testimony of ancient grammar, the project, which focuses on Varro's morphological explanations (on word formation and inflection), will provide information about the beginnings of grammatical category formation and the development of linguistic terminology in Europe.

In addition to the works cited, this bibliography contains all literature on Varro's ''De lingua Latina'' after 1800, as far as I have been able to access it. In order not to artificially inflate the bibliography, short reviews and all too isolated articles have been left out. The abbreviations follow the practice of the ''Année Philologique''.</blockquote>

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Dictionnaire Historique et Encyclopédie Linguistique du Latin

2020-08-04T18:15:42Z

YannickAnne:

==Available==
* http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/accueil

==Project staff==
* Director: [http://www.alfred-ernout.paris-sorbonne.fr/dos_mbr:lat:1er:fiches1er:fiche_michele_fruyt Michèle Fruyt], Université de Paris-Sorbonne
* Coordinator: [http://www.alfred-ernout.paris-sorbonne.fr/dos_mbr:lat:1er:fiches1er:fiche_peggy_lecaude Peggy Lecaude], Université de Paris-Sorbonne

==Description==
From the project website (translated from French; accessed 2020-08-04):
<blockquote>The '''''DHELL''''' is a '''portal''' aimed at making current work in all areas of Latin linguistics accessible to a large audience: the lexicon in all its components (phonetics, word formation, semantics, etymology, history, etc.), but also syntax and pragmatics.

The '''''DHELL''''' is an '''evolving''' and '''collaborative''' working tool, that allows for the constant updating of data, following publications and scientific advances. Members of the DHELL team can amend or expand their own contributions at any time. In addition, the team is dedicated to renewing itself regularly and welcoming new members.</blockquote>

The website is divided into four main parts:
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/lexique_latin:accueil Latin Lexicon], gathering articles on individual lexemes written by members of the DHELL team, organized by semantic fields and grammatical categories;
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/vocabulaires_techniques:accueil Technical Languages], containing more extensive treatises about Latin technical vocabulary;
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/formation_des_mots:accueil Word Formation], an overview of the various aspects of Latin word formation, accompanied by an annotated bibliography;
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/encyclopedie_linguistique:accueil Linguistic Encylopaedia], treating the different linguistic notions and theories that apply to Latin, accompanied by examples from Latin syntax and morphology.

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Database of Latin Dictionaries

2020-08-04T17:51:00Z

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==Available==
* https://about.brepolis.net/database-of-latin-dictionaries/

==Project directors==
* Toon Van Hal (director)
* Paul Tombeur (content director)

==Description==
From the project website (accessed 2020-08-04):

<blockquote>The ''Database of Latin Dictionaries (DLD)'' is an unparalleled resource for research on the Latin language throughout the ages. Because of its broad spectrum of dictionaries, the ''DLD'' offers an immediate overview of Latin vocabulary that no isolated dictionary can give.

In order to cover all possible perspectives on Latin vocabulary, the ''DLD'' includes several types of dictionaries: ones that purely define and/or translate, next to thematic dictionaries and dictionaries that themselves date back to the medieval and early modern periods. As such, the ''DLD'' is a major tool both for students learning Latin and for experienced scholars of the language.</blockquote>

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Dictionnaire Historique et Encyclopédie Linguistique du Latin

2020-08-04T17:00:12Z

YannickAnne: /* Project coordinator */

==Available==

* http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/accueil

==Project staff==

* Michèle Fruyt (director)
* Peggy Lecaude (coordinator)

==Description==

From the project website (translated from French; accessed 2020-08-04):
<blockquote>The '''''DHELL''''' is a '''portal''' aimed at making current work in all areas of Latin linguistics accessible to a large audience: the lexicon in all its components (phonetics, word formation, semantics, etymology, history, etc.), but also syntax and pragmatics.

The '''''DHELL''''' is an '''evolving''' and '''collaborative''' working tool, that allows for the constant updating of data, following publications and scientific advances. Members of the DHELL team can amend or expand their own contributions at any time. In addition, the team is dedicated to renewing itself regularly and welcoming new members.</blockquote>

The website is divided into four main parts:
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/lexique_latin:accueil Latin Lexicon], gathering articles on individual lexemes written by members of the DHELL team, organized by semantic fields and grammatical categories;
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/vocabulaires_techniques:accueil Technical Languages], containing more extensive treatises about Latin technical vocabulary;
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/formation_des_mots:accueil Word Formation], an overview of the various aspects of Latin word formation, accompanied by an annotated bibliography;
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/encyclopedie_linguistique:accueil Linguistic Encylopaedia], treating the different linguistic notions and theories that apply to Latin, accompanied by examples from Latin syntax and morphology.

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Dictionnaire Historique et Encyclopédie Linguistique du Latin

2020-08-04T16:31:28Z

YannickAnne: /* Description */

==Available==

* http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/accueil

==Project coordinator==

* Michèle Fruyt (director)
* Peggy Lecaude (coordinator)

==Description==

From the project website (translated from French; accessed 2020-08-04):
<blockquote>The '''''DHELL''''' is a '''portal''' aimed at making current work in all areas of Latin linguistics accessible to a large audience: the lexicon in all its components (phonetics, word formation, semantics, etymology, history, etc.), but also syntax and pragmatics.

The '''''DHELL''''' is an '''evolving''' and '''collaborative''' working tool, that allows for the constant updating of data, following publications and scientific advances. Members of the DHELL team can amend or expand their own contributions at any time. In addition, the team is dedicated to renewing itself regularly and welcoming new members.</blockquote>

The website is divided into four main parts:
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/lexique_latin:accueil Latin Lexicon], gathering articles on individual lexemes written by members of the DHELL team, organized by semantic fields and grammatical categories;
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/vocabulaires_techniques:accueil Technical Languages], containing more extensive treatises about Latin technical vocabulary;
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/formation_des_mots:accueil Word Formation], an overview of the various aspects of Latin word formation, accompanied by an annotated bibliography;
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/encyclopedie_linguistique:accueil Linguistic Encylopaedia], treating the different linguistic notions and theories that apply to Latin, accompanied by examples from Latin syntax and morphology.

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Dictionnaire Historique et Encyclopédie Linguistique du Latin

2020-08-04T16:30:23Z

YannickAnne:

==Available==

* http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/accueil

==Project coordinator==

* Michèle Fruyt (director)
* Peggy Lecaude (coordinator)

==Description==

From the project website (accessed 2020-08-04):
<blockquote>The '''''DHELL''''' is a '''portal''' aimed at making current work in all areas of Latin linguistics accessible to a large audience: the lexicon in all its components (phonetics, word formation, semantics, etymology, history, etc.), but also syntax and pragmatics.

The '''''DHELL''''' is an '''evolving''' and '''collaborative''' working tool, that allows for the constant updating of data, following publications and scientific advances. Members of the DHELL team can amend or expand their own contributions at any time. In addition, the team is dedicated to renewing itself regularly and welcoming new members.</blockquote>

The website is divided into four main parts:
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/lexique_latin:accueil Latin Lexicon], gathering articles on individual lexemes written by members of the DHELL team, organized by semantic fields and grammatical categories;
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/vocabulaires_techniques:accueil Technical Languages], containing more extensive treatises about Latin technical vocabulary;
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/formation_des_mots:accueil Word Formation], an overview of the various aspects of Latin word formation, accompanied by an annotated bibliography;
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/encyclopedie_linguistique:accueil Linguistic Encylopaedia], treating the different linguistic notions and theories that apply to Latin, accompanied by examples from Latin syntax and morphology.

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Dictionnaire Historique et Encyclopédique Linguistique du Latin

2020-08-04T16:28:40Z

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Dictionnaire Historique et Encyclopédie Linguistique du Latin

2020-08-04T16:28:40Z

YannickAnne: YannickAnne moved page Dictionnaire Historique et Encyclopédique Linguistique du Latin to Dictionnaire Historique et Encyclopédie Linguistique du Latin

==Available==

* http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/accueil

==Project coordinator==

* Michèle Fruyt (director)
* Peggy Lecaude (coordinator)

==Description==

From the project website (accessed 2020-08-04):
<blockquote>The '''''DHELL''''' is a '''portal''' aimed at making current work in all areas of Latin linguistics accessible to a large audience: the lexicon in all its components (phonetics, word formation, semantics, etymology, history, etc.), but also syntax and pragmatics.

The '''''DHELL''''' is an '''evolving''' and '''collaborative''' working tool, that allows for the constant updating of data, following publications and scientific advances. Members of the DHELL team can amend or expand their own contributions at any time. In addition, the team is dedicated to renewing itself regularly and welcoming new members.</blockquote>

The website is divided into four main parts:
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/lexique_latin:accueil Latin Lexicon], gathering articles on individual lexemes written by members of the DHELL team, organized by semantic fields and grammatical categories;
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/vocabulaires_techniques:accueil Technical Languages], containing more extensive treatises about Latin technical vocabulary;
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/formation_des_mots:accueil Word Formation], an overview of the various aspects of Latin word formation, accompanied by an annotated bibliography;
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/encyclopedie_linguistique:accueil Linguistic Encylopaedia], treating the different linguistic notions and theories that apply to Latin, accompanied by examples from Latin syntax and morphology.

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Dictionnaire Historique et Encyclopédie Linguistique du Latin

2020-08-04T16:28:06Z

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==Available==

* http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/accueil

==Project coordinator==

* Michèle Fruyt (director)
* Peggy Lecaude (coordinator)

==Description==

From the project website (accessed 2020-08-04):
<blockquote>The '''''DHELL''''' is a '''portal''' aimed at making current work in all areas of Latin linguistics accessible to a large audience: the lexicon in all its components (phonetics, word formation, semantics, etymology, history, etc.), but also syntax and pragmatics.

The '''''DHELL''''' is an '''evolving''' and '''collaborative''' working tool, that allows for the constant updating of data, following publications and scientific advances. Members of the DHELL team can amend or expand their own contributions at any time. In addition, the team is dedicated to renewing itself regularly and welcoming new members.</blockquote>

The website is divided into four main parts:
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/lexique_latin:accueil Latin Lexicon], gathering articles on individual lexemes written by members of the DHELL team, organized by semantic fields and grammatical categories;
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/vocabulaires_techniques:accueil Technical Languages], containing more extensive treatises about Latin technical vocabulary;
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/formation_des_mots:accueil Word Formation], an overview of the various aspects of Latin word formation, accompanied by an annotated bibliography;
* [http://www.dhell.paris-sorbonne.fr/encyclopedie_linguistique:accueil Linguistic Encylopaedia], treating the different linguistic notions and theories that apply to Latin, accompanied by examples from Latin syntax and morphology.

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