Welcome to Computational Historical Semantics – for Analysing Latin Texts Semantically
This site offers linguistic tools for all historical and philological disciplines working with Latin texts. It provides a database of Latin texts
and a morphological structured Latin Lexicon. All texts are lemmatized and ready for comparative analysis of word frequencies.
The Latin texts database - for a initial statistical approach towards texts. In the column "Function" on the left margin you can
The Frankfurt Latin Lexicon
- via
("full text view") read the complete text
- via
("general term list") compute a list of all words occurring in a text (or via
at the bottom of the table for more than one chosen text)
- via
("specific term list") compute a list of all words co-occurring in the same sentences as the searched word (or via
for more than one chosen text)
- via
("compare lists") compare result lists
- via
("download") download all lists for further hermeneutical analysis
No registration needed. If you register (for free), however, you get access to the advanced version of HSCM on the eHUDesk
- incorporates different spellings of a lemma subsumed under a normalized lemma (Superlemma).
- offers morphological information for every Latin word form
- provides traceability of every situation of use for all Latin word forms
offering many more options as well as the opportunity to analyse your own texts. Click here for the latest news about comphistsem.org.
Thursday, February 4, 2016
Computational Historical Semantics – for Analysing Latin Texts Semantically
Computational Historical Semantics – for Analysing Latin Texts Semantically
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