Author Archives: scaife

https://www.stoa.org/bible/bible.pl This project was written to facilitate the writing of the dissertation of Michael Jones, a graduate student at the University of Cambridge. All of the material in this database has been available in print form for some time; but … Continue reading →

Hat tip to Debra Hamel for the notice of Martialis: the Epigrams of Martial: This is an insanely ambitious project. On this blog I intend to present the Latin text and an English translation of all the epigrams of the … Continue reading →

Peter Suber’s Open Access News passes on an encouraging announcement from the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ): The new version of DOAJ now includes records at article level and a search functionality allowing users to search articles in potentially … Continue reading →

Here we go with the Stoa’s new blog. This nifty WordPress system allows the posting of announcements and references to events of interest as we were already doing for years with the front page of the Stoa site, only now … Continue reading →

Kevin Glowacki’s new site, The Ancient City of Athens, is a photographic archive of the archaeological and architectural remains of ancient Athens (Greece). It is intended primarily as a resource for students and teachers of classical art & archaeology, civilization, … Continue reading →

“Ancient Mediterranean Cultural Informatics” is the second issue of Classics@ from Harvard’s Center for Hellenic Studies, edited by Christopher Blackwell and Ross Scaife. The Cover Pages site offers a rather substantive overview of this issue: “Delivering Classics Resources with TEI-XML, … Continue reading →

“Colloquia familiaria: a selection” is a digital archive consisting of several colloquia by Erasmus with introductory essays, interpretive questions, notes, as well as a brief discussion of current standards in electronic publication. Created by Jennifer Nelson, a University of Kentucky … Continue reading →