Online Tools
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It’s been a slow couple of days for news, so I’m starting to find things in my mailbox again … I don’t think I mentioned the Lexicity site, which was making the rounds of various media a few weeks ago. It gathers together a pile of language resources (including Greek and Latin … Sanskrit too)…
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ASCSA News: Hesperia Provides Open Access to More than 1,500 Articles.
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Not sure if we’ve mentioned the Alpheios project before, but they’ve sent me this little missive, which should be of interest: The Alpheios Project should like to announce the availability of sentence diagrams for selections from book one of Ovid’s Metamorphoses, the entire Iliad and Odyssey, five of the plays of Aeschylus, the Theogony and…
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Our vetus amicus Michael Hendry has put up a useful tool for those folks struggling to convert between various ancient number systems (we’ll make sure all those journalists get this at SuperBowl time) … should be useful in the Latin and Greek classroom too: Numeri Innumeri
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My spiders just brought back a great sarcophagus image, which came from an internet source that is new to me and looks potentially useful: The Database of Ancient Art Here’s the image, by the way: … each image has a brief description, of course …
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