Ancient Library has introduced a new digital platform featuring 1,060 classical texts in Greek and Latin. This resource allows users to interact directly with the text by clicking on any word to access its grammatical and lexical information.
The platform provides a complete parsing reader for the classical canon. For each clicked word, users receive its lemma (dictionary form), morphology (grammatical form), and a full dictionary entry. Latin texts are parsed using Lewis & Short, while Greek texts utilize Liddell-Scott-Jones.
The collection comprises 293 Latin and 767 Greek works from 140 authors. Latin categories include Epic, Lyric & Elegy, Tragedy, Comedy, History, Biography, Oratory & Rhetoric, Philosophy, Letters, Didactic & Technical, Myth, Hymn & Religion, Satire & Fable, Prose Fiction, Science & Medicine, and Grammar & Reference. Greek categories cover Epic, Lyric & Elegy, Tragedy, Comedy, History, Geography & Travel, Biography, Oratory & Rhetoric, Philosophy, Didactic & Technical, Myth, Hymn & Religion, Satire & Fable, Prose Fiction, Science & Medicine, Grammar & Reference, Biblical Texts, and Early Christian Writings.
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Ancient Library has launched a new online resource providing 1,060 classical Greek and Latin texts with an interactive parsing feature. Users can click any word to view its lemma, morphology, and dictionary entry, utilizing Lewis & Short for Latin and Liddell-Scott-Jones for Greek.