Wednesday, December 7, 2016

Virginia R. Grace "Kartoules"

Virginia R. Grace "Kartoules"
The Virginia R. Grace Papers contain her Amphoras Project (i.e., thousands of catalogue cards with information about stamped amphora handles throughout the Mediterranean), her personal papers (i.e., professional correspondence, and work notes), as well as her personal library. The latter is extremely valuable, since it includes rare offprints which had been sent personally to Virginia Grace by their authors. 
This site is under construction

Researchers may consult the information on the "kartoules" but for permission to publish (or any other information concerning the Virginia R. Grace Papers), please contact the Department of Archives of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens.
The American School of Classical Studies at Athens
Archives
54 Souidias Street, Athens 106 76, Greece
phone: 213 0002400 (ext. 106) or 210 7210536 (ext. 214)

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ΑΓΑΘΗΜΕΡΟΣ

ΑΓΑΘΟ

ΑΓΑΘΟΒΟΥΛΟΣ (31 kartoules)

ΑΙΝΗΤΩΡ (61 kartoules)

ΑΙΝΟΣ

ΑΙΣΧΙΝΑΣ (71 kartoules)

ΑΙΣΧΥΛΙΝΟΣ (41 kartoules)

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ΑΝΑΞΑΓΟΡΑΣ

ΑΝΑΞΑΝΔΡΟΣ (75 kartoules)

ΑΝΑΞΙΒΟΥΛΟΣ (65 kartoules)

ΑΝΑΞΙΚΡΑΤΗΣ

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ΑΝΔΡΙΑΣ (55 kartoules)

ΑΝΔΡΙΚΟΣ (11 kartoules)

ΑΝΔΡΟΣΘΕΝΗΣ

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ΑΝΤΙΓΟΝΟΣ (21 kartoules)

ΑΝΤΙΛΕΩΝ

ΑΝΤΙΛΟΧΟΣ

ΑΝΤΙΜΑΧΟΣ (29 kartoules)

ΑΝΤΙΠΑΤΡΟΣ (26 kartoules)

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ΑΡΕΤΑΚΛΗΣ ΠΟΤΑΜΟΚΛΗΣ

ΑΡΕΤΑΚΛΗΣ ΖΗΝΩΝ

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ΑΡΙΣΤΑΚΟΣ - ΑΓΑΘΟΒΟΥΛΟΣ

ΑΡΙΣΤΑΝΑΞ

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ΑΡΙΣΤΕΥΣ - ΑΡΙΣΤΩΝ

ΔΑΛΙ- ΑΡΙΣΤΕΩ-

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ΑΡΙΣΤΟΒΟΥΛΟΣ - ΕΓΓΕΝΗΣ

ΑΡΙΣΤΟΓΕΙΤΟΣ

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ΑΡΙΣΤΟΚΡΑΤΗΣ

ΑΡΙΣΤΟΛΑΣ

ΑΡΙΣΤΟΜΑΧΟΣ

ΑΡΙΣΤΟΜΑΧΟΣ_ΣΤΕΦΑΝΟΣ

ΑΡΙΣΤΟΦΑΝΗΣ

ΑΡΙΣΤΟΦΑΝΗΣ-ΑΓΗΣΙΠΠΟΣ

ΑΡΙΣΤΟΦΑΝΗΣ-ΚΑΛΙΑΣ

ΑΡΙΣΤΟΦΑΝΗΣ-ΠΑΥΣΑΝΙΑΣ

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XML-TEI Bible

XML-TEI Bible
This project encodes the Bible in TEI, starting with the John and Mathew Gospels, Apocalypse, Genesis, Ruth, Jonah, 75 Psalms, Acts, Malachi and Haggai in Spanish. José Calvo Tello started this project because the Bible is a interesting text that speaks to everyone, and XML-TEI makes possible to listen the text in new ways.
And because I didn't find any XML-TEI Version of the Bible with information below the verse level like direct speech or entities.
The project has started encoding:
  • Chapter, pericopes and verses
  • References to peoples, places, times, groups and books, using ids
  • Direct speech, including who is communicating, to whom and how (written, oral, prayer...)
This project also includes some other files:
  • Scheme to control the XML-TEI
  • CSS to visualize the text in Browser and correct it
  • Some files of documentation
  • XSLT and Python scripts to extract some interesting information
  • The resulting data and visualizations
  • CSV file (ontology.csv) to control the ids used
My work in this project and its markup are published under Creative Commons Licence BY Attribution 4.0 International.

The Rural Settlement of Roman Britain: an online resource

The Rural Settlement of Roman Britain: an online resource
Martyn Allen, Nathan Blick, Tom Brindle, Tim Evans, Michael Fulford, Neil Holbrook, Julian D Richards, Alex Smith, 2015 (updated 2016)
http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archives/view/romangl/images/English_region_records.jpg
This resource brings together the excavated evidence for the rural settlement of Roman Britain withthe over-arching aim to inform a comprehensive reassessment of the countryside of Roman Britain. It includes both traditionally published reports and 'grey literature' reports from developer-funded excavations since 1990.

The project arose from pilot projects undertaken by Cotswold Archaeology1 and funded by Historic England and it began in 2012. It is funded by grants from the Leverhulme Trust to the Universities of Reading and York (ADS)2 and from Historic England to Cotswold Archaeology.3

This final phase (December 2016) publishes the complete settlement evidence from Roman England and Wales, together with the related finds, environmental and burial data. These are produced alongside a series of integrative studies on rural settlement, economy, and people and ritual, published by the Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies as Britannia Monographs. The first volume, on rural settlement, has now been published, while the two remaining volumes will be released in 2017 and 2018.

Sematia

Sematia
Sematia is an online platform for creating linguistic layers from EpiDoc TEI XML documents, using different subsets of XML-encoded textual variants. It is also an open source repository for linguistic annotations of the layers.
By uploading content to Sematia, you agree to release it under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License (cc-by).
Sematia is hosted by the University of Helsinki IT Services.
Project director: Marja Vierros Developer: Erik Henriksson

Tuesday, December 6, 2016

Latinitium in litteris humanum

Latinitium in litteris humanum
Latinitium

What we offer

Here at Latinitium our purpose is to provide a wide selection of eclectic resources for everyone learning and/or teaching Latin. Our focus lies primarily on helping people teach themselves Latin by way of reading, listening, speaking and writing.
We aim to create a home for all things Latin, containing everything you need on your journey through the Latin language. Among the resources you will find here are:
  • Articles on methology, literature and more.
  • Videos & Podcasts in Latin on language, literature and random subjects.
  • Videos of high quality spoken Latin
  • Latin audio books of both prose and poetry.
  • Links  with descriptions to the best resources out there
  • Easy Latin stories with audio (Coming soon!)
Our aim and ambition for Latinitium is quite large, but we are starting out small; we are working hard to add new resources all the time.

Latinitium PODCAST – A Podcast ALL IN LATIN

Latinitium podcast is a podcast on various subjects, ranging from random subjects to particular expressions, literature and tips for learning Latin. The podcast is all in Latin. The difficulty varies with the subjects but overall I've tried to keep it at an intermediate level. I have provided transcriptions to make it more accessible. It's also available on iTunes here??.

BLOG WITH TIPS ON LEARNING & TEACHING LATIN

On the Latinitium blog I and others write on various subjects such as particularly useful books, Latin literature, methodology and anything Latin related.

And see also AWOL's  list of