CAMENA - Latin Texts of Early Modern Europe was a great project at the University of Mannheim. The project ended in 2011, making available many thousands of pages of Neo-Latin texts, not only by German authors. Some of the texts are available in a machine-readable XML form, though (as the project carefully warns) the texts were not fully corrected, and are therefore to be considered as "raw material". All material produced by CAMENA is available under a CC-BY-SA Open License. An opportunity ..
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CAMENA - Latin Texts of Early Modern Europe was a great project at the University of Mannheim. The p...
The ca. 50 million Neo-Latin words contained in TEI XML files produced by the CAMENA project
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Materials for a Master Seminar on Digital Editions with examples from the Georg Greflinger Digital S...
Belgian scholars have undertaken a series of initiatives for the study of Latin, the primary intelle...
This is an XML file of the synopsis of manuscripts created for the 'Vetus Latina Iohannes Electronic...
CAMENA - Latin Texts of Early Modern Europe was a great project at the University of Mannheim. The p...
The ca. 50 million Neo-Latin words contained in TEI XML files produced by the CAMENA project
This article is a revised and extended version of [VBG, 07]. We conjecture that the digitalization o...
ELA - Eurasian Latin Archive is a platform under construction aimed at hosting an open-access librar...
The Euronews XML corpus comprises the transcription and XML encoding of handwritten newsletters, ran...
The recent work of the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) in developing an XML standard for manuscript d...
In the domain of Digital Humanities, researchers are often interested in analyzing large amounts of ...
The day before your colleague is due to give a seminar on Slave Rebellions in the New World, he phon...
This excel file contains structured and formalized data about all surviving and identified early med...
In conventional approaches to computer analysis of historical sources, one must represent the data i...
This paper describes a project concerned with the highly granulated XML encoding of Vindolanda ink t...
International audienceThis paper deals with a four month-long experiment led by two Latin scholars f...
Materials for a Master Seminar on Digital Editions with examples from the Georg Greflinger Digital S...
Belgian scholars have undertaken a series of initiatives for the study of Latin, the primary intelle...
This is an XML file of the synopsis of manuscripts created for the 'Vetus Latina Iohannes Electronic...