Digital Classics

A few pages on digital humanities and the classics:

Summer Study Program

Skills you need for doing high-power Digital Classics

Mastery of text files

• Command of a good text editor. I recommend EMACS. (Run the emacs tutorial)
• Git for version control.
• GitHub for project management, especially learn issues, tags, pull requests

Markup Languages

• HTML
• CSS
• Markdown
• LaTeX

Web Resources

• The daily news in Latin

University of Leipzig (Germany)

• Open Greek and Latin Project at University Leipzig (Germany)

Dickinson College Department of Classics

• Dickinson College Commentaries, Latina nd Greek texts for reading, with explanatory notes, essays, vocabulary, and graphic, video and audio elements.
• DCC Core Latin
• Vocabulary Study with Mnemosyne, bog post by Alex Lee at University of Chicago (Now PhD '2015)

University of Texas at Austin

• Latin Online

Annotated texts on Genius.com

• Julius Caesar
• Seneca
• Ovid
• Cicero

Misc Blog Posts

• https://mellon.org/resources/shared-experiences-blog/how-digital-humanities-saving/
• https://library.harvard.edu/08032017-1309/greek-and-latin-unleashed-harvard-library’s-contribution-digital-humanities
• Digitizing Latin Incunabula: Challenges, Methods, and Possibilities
• Chapter 9: Institutional models for digital humanities