Just some cool bits-and-bobs that I think other folks would enjoy / find handy!
Dictionaries/Lexicons
LBG – this is the digitised version of the Lexikon zur byzantinischen Gräzität, a lexicon of Byzantine Greek.
Perseus Digital Library – an online library which “covers the history, literature and culture of the Greco-Roman world”. Its ‘Word Study’ tool is a lifesaver, combining entries from multiple reputed lexicons.
Useful sites
STEPBible – a comprehensive resource for studying the Bible in a variety of languages, from Biblical Hebrew to Koine Greek to Arabic to English. The site facilitates comparative study and has a note-taking system for personal use. A downloadable application is also available
Trismegistos – a huge database of sources “from the ancient world, particularly late period Egypt and the Nile valley (roughly BC 800 – 800 AD)”.
Other cool blogs
Faces & Voices: People, Artefacts, Ancient History – run by Dr Roberta Mazza, associate professor of papyrology at the University of Bologna. Amongst other topics, she posts about papyrological provenance and the illegal antiquities trade.
jamologies – run by Jamie Jewkes, a philosophy MA student at the Uni of Bristol, NHS project support officer, and trans advocate. Visit his blog to read about all this and more!
Pasts Imperfect – run by the Pasts Imperfect Collective, this regular newsletter explores global antiquity and trends in modern humanities scholarship.
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