As I wade ever more deeply into my mailbox, I find notice that the (always useful) Gnomon biblographic database is now available in English … I think I had mentioned this in a Blogosphere post, but just in case you missed it and want to give it a try:
Category: Online Tools
T-Pen: A Tool for Transcribing Manuscripts
Jack Sasson mentioned this one in one of his daily missives:
“T-PEN: A Transcription Tool for Digital Humanities”
T-PEN stands for “Transcription for Paleographical and Editorial
Notation.” This is a web-based, open-access digital tool for editing
texts in manuscript.The links below will take you to the T-PEN blog, which gives updates
on this soon-to-be-released (and free!) digital tool. The following
link will take you to a YouTube video demonstrating the program in its
beta release.T-PEN main page: <http://t-pen.org/TPEN/ >– embedded in this are
links to YouTube videos that demonstrate the program in actionT-PEN blog: <http://digital-editor.blogspot.com/>.
Watch the ‘how to’ video for a bit … this is a rather neat tool …
IG – SEG Concordance
This one’s been making the rounds of various lists, but in case you missed it … it’s a useful little tool for getting those Inscriptiones Graecae and Sylloge numbers in line (anyone else refer to them as ‘iggy’ and ‘ziggy’?)…
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