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Homer and the Papyri

Posted by David Stark in Literature on May 26, 2012

Homer was also called Melesigenes (son of Mele...

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Charles Jones notes that

Homer and the Papyri, first created by Professor Dana Sutton of the University of California, Irvine, is . . . published [online] in a second electronic edition. The new edition consists of a fully searchable relational database of Homeric papyri.

For more details and to access the Homeric papyri database, please see here.

Cross-posted from New Testament Interpretation.

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iPad App for Greek Literature

Posted by David Stark in Literature on May 22, 2012

There is now

an iPad app for introductory and intermediate Greek readers. Its name is Attikos and it includes a selection of familiar texts, including morphological information. The author is Josh Day, himself recently an intermediate Greek student.

Link to the app store page:

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/attikos/id522497233?mt=8

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Texts include the Iliad, some Lysias and Plato, and the Antigone. Some texts have been parsed completely; no translations are included, however.

HT: Charles Jones.

Cross-posted from New Testament Interpretation.

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