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Wikidata. Collatinus-web - Online lemmatiser and morphological analyser for Latin texts | Biblissima Toolkit. Online version of Collatinus, a multi-OS application to lemmatise and analyse the morphology of Latin texts. This online version is based on version 11.2 of Collatinus. Its lexical database has been extended with the systematic treatment of the digital dictionaries (Gaffiot 2016, Jeanneau 2017, Lewis & Short 1879 and Georges 1913). The lexical base now contains more than 80.000 lemmas. Due to lack of space on a web-page, the features of Collatinus 11 are not all available. For intensive use, we recommend the installation of the stand-alone version of Collatinus, which is available for Windows, MacOS and Linux/Debian. This application has been made available with no guarantee and may be subject to further corrections and improvements. Credits Collatinus web is developed by Yves Ouvrard, with the support of Philippe Verkerk and Régis Robineau.
Ancient Itineraries | King's College London. The Ancient Itineraries programme, funded by the Getty Foundation as part of its Digital Art History initiative, sought to explore both senses of “Digital” as it applies to art history. The programme took the form of two meetings of researchers, academics and practitioners which brought together a very broad array of expertise. The first meeting was held at King’s College London, and the other at the Swedish Institute in Athens. You can read more about the activities, meetings and visits of both gatherings: When applied to a field of research, the prefix “Digital” can mean different things. Digital methods have become increasingly important to the fields of Art History and Classical Archaeology in recent years. The aim of the Ancient Itineraries programme was to map out the future of three key methodological topics in relation to the digital art history of the Classical world: provenance, geographies and visualization.
Linking documents, linking objects. Home | LiLa: Linking Latin - Knowledge Base of Linguistic Resources. 3D Interactive Web Viewer — INSCRIBE - Invention of Scripts and Their Beginnings. The INSCRIBE 3D Interactive Web Viewer is a WebGL 3D viewer based on 3DHOP (3D Heritage Online Presenter) [1] for basic 3D visualization and on the Cuneiform-WebGLViewer [2] for enhancing the legibility of signs by means of radiance scaling [3]. Both the frameworks employ the nexus [4] 3D format. The INSCRIBE 3D Interactive Web Viewer was also inspired by the Digital Epigraphy Toolbox [5] for the management of metadata information of the 3D models. Features (under construction): On-line 3D model database of inscriptions, 3D rotation, zoom in/out, change lighting orientation, possibilty to cut sections and perform measurements on the 3D models, radiance scaling Tutorial: www.youtube.com/watch? E-mail: 3dmodels@inscribercproject.com Viewer License This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
The Classical Language Toolkit | NLP for pre-modern languages. Open Greek & Latin – An international collaboration committed to creating an open educational resource for ancient Greek and Latin. Hestia | Hestia. Pompeii Artistic Landscape Project – Project Description and Process Blog. Welcome to Pelagios Network | Pelagios Network. Mythoskop. Digital Atlas of the Roman Empire. iDAI.objects / Arachne. ToposText. | Home. Bienvenue sur Recogito. Digital Periegesis of Pausanias Description of Greece - Periegesis Hellados. Amici Populi Romani — Dr. Altay Coskun. Prosopography of the Foreign Friends of the Romans (3rd Century BCE–4th Century CE) Interpersonal ‘friendship’ relations played a major role in the establishment and development of the Roman Empire: its power was not solely based on its military prowess, but also on the loyalty and voluntary support of external kings or elites, who often held the official rank of amici populi Romani. The main targets for inclusion into the APR collection are all individuals outside of Italy that were made friends of the Romans either on the official level or less formally with an individual Roman aristocrat.
Some female dynasts are also listed, either by virtue of their own status as amicae, or, more often, to clarify genealogical uncertainties of their more prominent male counterparts. In the same vein, other close relatives who are known to have played important roles are included as well. Tesserae. Pleiades.stoa.org. MANTO — MYTHLAB. We gratefully acknowledge the hard work and enthusiasm of MANTO’s data collectors: Artifacts: Maxim Angelos, Melissa Applin, Hallie Burke, Anika Campbell, Charne Combrink, Ewan Coopey, Caitlin Hanich, Greta Hawes, Chris Hitchens, Corey Hynds, Jessica McKenzie, Archie Mercer, Emily Mifsud, Eleanor Platt, Lisa Rheinberger, Tiara Russo, Victor Russo, Jade Wallace, Ruby Woodbury.
Aeschylus, Agamemnon: Greta Hawes, Archie Mercer Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound, Seven against Thebes: Melina Ryan, Scott Smith Antoninus Liberalis: Samuel Boulton, Percy Carson, Paul Dimitri, Karter Mingze Hanley, Mel Laime, Isaac Litman, Tessa Marinello, Abigail Michaels, Aster Nielsen-Stosik, Autumn Nippert, Gabrielle Norris, Ali Ogden, Mallory Schumann, Morgan Twombly, David Wilson, Ivy Young Apollonios, Argonautica: Jack Anderson, Audrey Coleman, Jake Compagna, Maggie Joyce, Jessica Roberts, Ari Toumpas, Thomas Vachon, Jack Wirth Bacchylides: Greta Hawes, Rosemary Selth Callimachus: Greta Hawes, Rosemary Selth.