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8 september 2024

Oudheid | (BONUS) Epigrammen van Damasus

Het gesprek met dr. Roald Dijkstra van de Radboud Universiteit in Nijmegen ging nog even door: Roald bespreekt nóg een epigram van Damasus. In dit geval het enige gedicht met een vrouwelijke martelaar in de hoofdrol...

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Timo Epping, Roald Dijkstra

20 augustus 2022

Database of Byzantine Book Epigrams

The Database of Byzantine Book Epigrams is an ongoing project that seeks to compile all metrical poems in Byzantine manuscripts that self-reference the book in which they are found. The database currently has over 12,000 “occurrence” records that include the text of the epigrams and information on the manuscripts in which they are found. Occurrences are linked to “type” records that group identical or similar epigrams preserved in different manuscripts. There is a catalog searchable by occurrence, type, manuscripts, and people. There is also a substantial bibliography on Byzantine epigrams provided.

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Kristoffel Demoen

21 november 2019

Byzantium & Friends | 11. Byzantine erotic epigrams, with Steven Smith Thursday Nov 21, 2019

A conversation with Steven Smith (Hofstra University) about worldly and sinful epigrams from the sixth century that talk about love, sex, food, and other pleasures, based on his book Greek Epigram and Byzantine Culture: Gender, Desire, and Denial in the Age of Justinian (Cambridge University Press 2019). For a translation of a sample of these epigrams, see https://byzantiumandfriends.podbean.com/p/byzantine-erotic-epigrams-of-the-sixth-century/.

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Anthony Kaldellis, Steven Smith

17 september 2018

Bardic poetry database

Online searchable edition of Irish bardic poetry.

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Katharine Simms, Mícheál Hoyne

1 januari 1990

Loebolus

Loebolus is based on Edwin Donnelly's “Downloebables” , aiming to make all the public domain Loebs more easily downloadable by re-hosting the PDF's directly, without the need to enter CAPTCHA's. Loebs (abbreviation of Loeb Classical Library) are translations of ancient Latin and Greek texts by Harvard University.

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Ryan Baumann