Epictetus's Enchiridion text and analysis
This text is being prepared as part of the Greek Learner Texts Project.
orig/ directory contains various English and Greek versions of the text.
analysis/enchiridion.txt was produced by running scripts/initial-convert.py on
orig/GK_schenkl.txt.
scripts/tokens-to-parts.py converts the text in analysis/enchiridion.txt to a line-per-verse format which can be found in text/enchiridion.txt.
text/ also contains the English translations manually formatted in the same format as the enchiridion.txt file.
analysis/tagged.tsv contains a tagged Enchiridion text initially achieved by aligning text/enchiridion.txt with the analysis in the Diorisis corpus (with some corrections to the text).
analysis/tagged_glossed.tsv contains the same tagging but with glosses as well (initially from Perseus/Logeion shortdefs).
This is used to (manually) create analysis/glossing.txt (with corrections, disambiguations, and gloss cleanup as well as sentence-level alignment with four different translations.) Corrections here are copy-pasted back in to analysis/tagged_glossed.tsv.
scripts/build-sentences.py is then run to generate the per-sentence files.
The static website is generated in docs/ and served up at https://jtauber.github.io/enchiridion.
- James Tauber
- The Greek text and Higginson and Long translations come from the Perseus Digital Library.
- The Carter translation comes from http://classics.mit.edu/Epictetus/epicench.html
- The Matheson translation comes from https://www.sacred-texts.com/cla/dep/dep102.htm
- The initial lemmatisation and tagging comes from the Diorisis Ancient Greek Corpus
- The initial glosses come from Logeion
The text preparation is complete.
Translation alignment, glossing, and lemma correction has been done up to chapter 24.
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