For a historical account of the Cetedoc, the predecessor of CTLO at the Université Catholique de Louvain in Louvain-la-Neuve, see Paul Tombeur, ‘Le Corpus Christianorum et son informatisation. Perspectives au sein et au-delà du CC: l’étude de la tradition occidentale’, in J. Leemans & L. Jocqué (eds.), Corpus Christianorum 1953–2003: Xenium Natalicium. Fifty Years of Scholarly Editing (Turnhout: Brepols), pp. 141-157.  

What follows is an overview of current and completed publications that have resulted from the activities of the CTLO:  

– Full-text: Library of Latin Texts, Sources Chrétiennes Online, Aristoteles Latinus Database, Patrologia Orientalis Database, Archive of Celtic-Latin Literature  

– Lexicographical: Database of Latin Dictionaries, Dictionary of Medieval Latin from British Sources (and, historically, the Instrumenta lexicologica Latina [ILL] and Thesaurus Patrum Latinorum [TPL] series, among others)  

– Open Access: Clavis Clavium (with Chrome extension)