What would medievalists suggest?

Many thanks,
Franz

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Oggetto:	[DIGITALCLASSICIST] Index or catalogue of original ancient texts?
Data:	Wed, 11 Sep 2019 11:58:37 +0000
Mittente:	Gabriel Bodard <gabriel.bodard@SAS.AC.UK>
Rispondi-a:	The Digital Classicist List <DIGITALCLASSICIST@JISCMAIL.AC.UK>
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Dear colleagues,

Do you know of a site that catalogues or indexes original ancient texts (Greek, Latin—including Mediaeval Latin etc.—and other classical languages are all relevant in this context) wherever on the web they may be? Sites such as Perseus, Latin Library, Intratext, Poesia Latin, Loebolus, Wikisource, Google Books, all have different coverage (and quality) of ancient texts. The DLL Catalog (https://catalog.digitallatin.org/) aim to catalogue Latin texts of this kind, but don't seem to capture things like Wikisource, Gutenberg or Google.

Where would you go to find all possible free and open sources of Latin text of, for example, Geoffrey of Monmouth? Or Greek equivalent?

Many thanks in advance for any suggestions, and all best,

Gabby



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