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"We have curated a list of 100 excellent open-access websites and resources, each chosen on the grounds of utility for the Classics learner/lover." https://antigonejournal.com/helps/ #OpenAccess #OA #Websites #Classics
"We have curated a list of 100 excellent open-access websites and resources, each chosen on the grounds of utility for the Classics learner/lover." https://antigonejournal.com/helps/ #OpenAccess #OA #Websites #Classics
@bibliolater TLG isn't really "open" by any stretch of the imagination. They're really stuck in the proprietary mind-set of 1985.
My own offering is a novel presentation of Homer with aids: https://bitbucket.org/ben-crowell/ransom
Cunliffe's dictionary of the Homeric language is public domain now, yay: https://archive.org/details/CunliffeHomericLexicon (TLG has a copy of Cunliffe behind their own paywall, with rate-limiting and other restrictions that make it useless.)