Lexeis (JS Rusten)
@lexeis.bsky.social
Online lexica for Greek authors linked with 19th century print. So far Thucydides (Bétant), Plato (Ast), next: Aristophanes
(cont'd) through links with digital texts and including every occurrence of every word. Perseus Tufts and especially Chicago have helped the Lexeis project make some preliminary versions, I hope this summer Ast will be corrected and all Greek quotes added(so that it can be linked to Logeion)(cont'd)
June 25, 2024 at 11:07 AM
(cont'd) through links with digital texts and including every occurrence of every word. Perseus Tufts and especially Chicago have helped the Lexeis project make some preliminary versions, I hope this summer Ast will be corrected and all Greek quotes added(so that it can be linked to Logeion)(cont'd)
After a long day revising my commentary on Thucydides book 1, I took a break with a movie and was confronted by this in the opening scene. My first thought was “Oh no, he is in the camp that takes αἰτίαι as “causes” rather than “accusations” in 1.23!
January 22, 2024 at 12:01 PM
After a long day revising my commentary on Thucydides book 1, I took a break with a movie and was confronted by this in the opening scene. My first thought was “Oh no, he is in the camp that takes αἰτίαι as “causes” rather than “accusations” in 1.23!
You need a lexicon to Aristophanes! Ethan Della Rocca and I are digitizing an unpublished one by Ernst Wüst (see the manuscript page in the photo) usingTranskribus, maybe by next year it will be on the web for you to look up the form.
September 26, 2023 at 1:25 AM
You need a lexicon to Aristophanes! Ethan Della Rocca and I are digitizing an unpublished one by Ernst Wüst (see the manuscript page in the photo) usingTranskribus, maybe by next year it will be on the web for you to look up the form.