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Literary and Linguistic Computing 2000 15(1):15-25; doi:10.1093/llc/15.1.15
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The Perseus Project: a digital library for the humanities

DA SmithZ, JA Rydberg-Cox and GR Crane

Eaton Hall 124, Tufts University, Medford MA 02155, USA Z Corresponding author

The Perseus digital library is a substantial test bed of materials on archaic and classical Greece, the early Roman empire, and early modern Europe. The Perseus architecture includes tools that fit the needs of humanists: linguistic analysis for heavily inflected languages, linking and alignment with canonical citation schemes, and terminological, spatial, and visual databases for document contextualization. These tools provide both the scalability to connect disparate entities in the digital library and a groundwork for performance of the synthetic scholarship of the humanities.


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