Texts Added to the TLG Since January 2022

 Texts Added to the TLG Since January 2022

• March 29, 2023: The TLG has been updated with 70 new works from 51 authors. Additions include works by Byzantine authors, such as Theodorus Prodromus, Joannes TZETZES , Nicephorus Chrysoberges, Theodorus PEDIASIMUS, GREGORIUS II Patriarcha and others. Post-Byzantine additions include works by Georgius AETOLUS, Leonardus PHORTIUS, PROCOPIUS NAZIANZENUS, Antonius BUBULES, Basilius VATATZES, and Jacobus TRIBOLES.

• December 21, 2022: The TLG has been updated with 82 new works from 64 authors. Additions include works by Byzantine authors, such as Theodorus Prodromus, Anastasius of Sina, Nicephorus Chrysoberges, Gregorius Asbestas, Nicetas Magister and a number of hagiographical works. Post-Byzantine additions include works by Arsenius Caloudes, Matthaeus Myrensis, Joannes Ventramus, Nikodemus Hagiorita, Theophilus Corudaleus, Marcus Depharanas and Adamantius Coraes.

• September 14, 2022: The TLG has just been updated with 123 new works from 107 authors. Updates include a number of comic fragments (most notably Aristophanes) based on the Kassel-Austin edition, works by Joannes Mauropus, Eudocia, Anastasius Sinaites, Nilus Doxapatres, Constantinus Manasses, Theodorus Daphnopates, Scholarius, Marcus Eugenicus, Theophilus Corydaleus, Demetrius Moschus, Meletius Pegas Maximus Peloponnesius, and Jacob Meloetes among others.

• June 29, 2022: The TLG has just been updated with 87 new works from 73 authors. New additions include a number of comic fragments from the Kassel-Austin edition--a much anticipated addition--as well as a number of hagiographical works.

• April 14, 2022: The TLG has just been updated with 122 new works from 70 authors. New additions include works by Joannes Mauropous, Theodore Studites, Theodore Daphnopates, Gregorius Antiochus, Mattheus Blastares, Damascius, Gregorius Choniades, Joannes Tzetzes, Manuel Moschopoulos, Caesarius Dapontes, updated texts for Diogenes Laertius, Synesius Phil., Porphyry's De abstinentia, and more. This release features V. Cornaros 17th c. Cretan romance Erotocritus, J. Macrygiannis' letters, and A. Dmitrievskij's edition of the Euchologia which was digitized from the translation prepared by the Vienna Euchologia project.