DIORISIS Annotated Greek Corpus — Iliad (Homer 0012, work 001)
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DIORISIS Annotated Greek Corpus — Iliad (Homer 0012, work 001)
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- Homer
- Work
- Iliad
urn:cts:greekLit:tlg0012.tlg001.diorisis-v1 - Edition
- DIORISIS Annotated Greek Corpus, automatic lemmatization and morphological annotation by Alessandro Vatri (Alan Turing Institute / University of Oxford), principal investigator Barbara McGillivray (Alan Turing Institute / University of Cambridge); publication date 2018-04-25.
diorisis-v1-2018-04-25
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- sentence:8413
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Attribution: DIORISIS Annotated Greek Corpus; Vatri & McGillivray, Alan Turing Institute / University of Oxford / University of Cambridge.