In this webinar, we will provide a short introduction (about 30 min.) to our full-text databases like the Sources Chrétiennes Online, the Library of Latin Texts, the Database of Latin Dictionaries, L’Année Philologique and the Dictionnaire des philosophes antiques.
When? On Tuesday June 30th at 2pm CEST.
On 15/06/2020, the ‘Library of Latin Texts – Series A’ has been updated.
It now contains Fortunatianus’ Commentarii in euangelia, discovered only in 2012. It now also includes the Extractiones de Talmud (a dossier of some 1,900 Latin translations of Talmudic texts), the two Latin versions of Athanasius’ Vita Antonii, as well as works by Ambrosiaster, Hugh of Saint Victor, Martin Luther, the 17th-century philosopher Arnold Geulincx, and many others. New editions of Augustine, the opera omnia of Victorinus of Pettau, and the Asclepius have also been included.
The present version of the LLT-A contains a total of more than 86 million words spread over 4,259 works.
We are pleased to inform you that several webinars about BREPOLiS databases will be organized in the coming weeks. Each webinar will last about 15 min. and will be followed by a session of Q/A.
You’ll find below the planned webinars :
To participate in one or several of these webinars, please send us an email with the title of the webinar that is of interest to you. Please note that this list will be updated regularly!
Nous avons le plaisir de vous informer que plusieurs webinaires sur les bases de données BREPOLiS seront organisés dans les semaines à venir. Chaque présentation durera environ 15 min. et sera suivie d’une session de questions/réponses.
Ci-dessous, vous trouverez le planning des webinaires:
Afin de participer à l’un ou plusieurs de ces webinaires, veuillez nous envoyer un email en indiquant le titre de la (des) présentation(s) que vous souhaitez suivre. Veuillez noter que cette liste sera mise à jour régulièrement.
We are pleased to announce that L’Année philologique has been updated with the addition of new features:
If you wish to know more about L’Année philologique, please do not hesitate to register to our next webinar organized on Tuesday May 28th.
The Database of Latin Dictionaries has been updated and now also contains the Romanisches etymologisches Wörterbuch (REW) by Wilhelm Meyer-Lübke (Heidelberg, 1935).
The REW is an essential tool for scholars who want to discover the way in which Latin words have survived up to the present day in the Romance languages. Despite its age, the REW remains a fundamental reference work for Romance linguists, as well as for scholars of Late Antique and Medieval Latin. The electronic version is based on the third and last edition, published a year before Meyer-Lübke’s death, and includes the addenda and corrigenda which can be found in the appendix.
