Reader dave just recommended this quick and dirty glossary of abbreviations and signs used in classical texts. I haven’t looked at it too closely but it should be helpful.
It’s now been added to the Cheetsheet.
Reader dave just recommended this quick and dirty glossary of abbreviations and signs used in classical texts. I haven’t looked at it too closely but it should be helpful.
It’s now been added to the Cheetsheet.
Cool. Thanks.
Dave
is this ‘dave’, as in ‘demarco’? if so, hello!
if not, hello anyway, and welcome!
Yes, it be. I am taking a Textual Criticism class with RR right now. It is nice, in fact at the very moment I am taking a break from collating Par. Suppl. gr. 388; also known as A of Theognis.
Hey Magister Coke(Flaccus),
We found you.
Regards,
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two very random glossaries that were nonetheless very helpful to me at one time or another during my latest round of latin prose composition . . .
glossary of common latin terms found in imprints of early printed books
glossarium philosophicum