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About P.Oxy. 1787 fr. 9
Bibliotheca Augustana reports a fragment in book 1 of Sappho which, it says, is from P. Oxy. XV (1922) nr. 1787 fr. 9, and reads:
]ο δέρκεν ἐπώμοσσ[
]ν ἔτι, τὰν παῖδα δε[
]βρ[.]ταν κἀγχερριθ[έτ-...
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Where is the database of “Corpus Latinorum Et Mediaevalium Naturae Scriptorum”, promised 10 years ago
Has anybody found the actual database of "Corpus Latinorum Et Mediaevalium Naturae Scriptorum" instead of just project notes? The descriptions look incredibly promising:
CLEMENS, acronym for Corpus ...
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Identifying papyrus in image from my computer
Digging through my computer, I found this image, named PK8r.jpg.
I assume P stands for "Papyrus" and K for "Köln", but I couldn't find it online, neither on Kölner Papyri nor as a random online image....
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Is there a Latin POS-tagged corpus?
PHI is indispensable for looking up concordance, but it lacks part of speech tagging. Anybody knows if there exists a POS-tagged corpus of Latin works?
Best preference is a free one, as if not, it's ...
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Does any text corpus allow quantity-sensitive searches?
Is there a text corpus, preferably of classical Latin, in which one can or even must search with specific vowel quantities?
This came up when I wanted to search for patĕre but not patēre and had ...
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How to search Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum for words?
Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum (CIL) is a large corpus of Latin inscriptions.
The Wikipedia page contains some links, but none of the tools linked there seem to allow me to make a text search.
For ...
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How to curse someone in Latin?
Suppose I want to curse someone — I want to ask some gods or spirits to do evil upon a particular person.
(No, I'm not angry at any user of this site.)
How do I do this in Latin?
I am not ...
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About the Sappho fragment containing Doricha's name that was found first (Campbell 15, Edmonds 37)
I see that Sappho Campbell 15 has two sources: P.Oxy. 1231 fr. 1, and P.Oxy. 1231 fr. 3. The matching Edmonds is n. 37, which only keeps the last, more complete stanza, and thus does not include fr. 3....
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What is this extra source for Sappho 31 Campbell / 2 Edmonds?
I just noticed that Campbell, listing sources for Sappho 31 Campbell / 2 Edmonds, besides Longinus, mentions also P.S.I. (v. fr. 213B). I looked on PSI online, but nothing with the number 213 in its ...
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Is there any other reason to put these P.Oxy. 1787 frr. 1&2 together than Athenaeus's quotation? And what about the little Cologne scrap?
I researched the sources of Sappho's ῎Υμμες πεδὰ Μοίσαν ἰοκόλπων κάλα δῶρα παῖδες (whatever the number is). There are two scraps from P.Oxy. 1787, precisely frr. 1-2, and potentially fr. 2(a), with ...
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What is the most common classical Latin word that we don't understand?
I assume that we do not know the meaning of every single word attested in classical and older Latin (literature, inscriptions, and other material).
If this assumption is false, it makes this question ...
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On what basis does Campbell put P.Oxy. 1231 fr. 12 together with fr. 15? And why does Edmonds not? And why does C read more than Grenfell and Hunt do?
We're talking about the Gongyla poem. Campbell has it as sourced by P.Oxy. 1231 frr. 12 and 15. Edmonds separates the two. Also, Edmonds' completion is perfectly fine with Grenfell and Hunt's reading ...
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Did P.Oxy. 2288 contribute in any way to our knowledge of Sappho's hymn to Aphrodite?
From what I gather, we alrady have the text of Sappho's Hymn to Aphrodite (alias Sappho 1, the only poem we have complete) complete and uncontroversial (save for the bit in cruces, τίνα δηὖτε πείθω / ...
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What does this bit of papyrus say?
Below is a bit of P.Oxy.2076. Full image of that papyrus here.
I read it as:
ϹΑΠΦΟ[
Β
ΜΙΤ̣I̤ΝΥΔΥ[...
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How are P.Oxy. numbers chosen?
Some time ago, I posted on Literature about Sappho's Hector and Andromacha. To sum-up, the sources for that are P.Oxy. 1232 and P.Oxy. 2076. P.Oxy. 1232 is three scraps of papyrus, one of which has a ...
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Corpus analysis of word order frequency
Inspired by an earlier question about Yoda's word order in Latin, I would like to know how common different word orders were in classical Latin.
To be more specific, I would like statistical ...
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Where to find an online Latin text corpus and what can I do with it?
Suppose I want to search for a certain word, expression or structure in the Latin literature.
What online tools can I use for such purposes?
Where can I find a large collection of Latin texts in ...
