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A web site that offers access to Latin texts from ancient authors for personal study and research. Users need to agree to a license before using the texts and can contact The Packard Humanities Institute for questions or comments.
- List of Authors
Ablabius Ablabius Ablab 2000; Lucius Accius Lucius Accius...
- Word Search
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- Concordance
PHI Latin Texts - Concordance. Authors. Word Search....
- Quintus Horatius Flaccus
PHI Latin Texts. Quintus Horatius Flaccus [Hor]. 001 Carmina...
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- Publius Ovidius Naso
PHI Latin Texts. Publius Ovidius Naso [Ov]. 001 Amores [Am];...
- Marcus Tullius Cicero
PHI Latin Texts. Marcus Tullius Cicero [Cic]. 001 Pro...
- Gaius Iulius Caesar
PHI Latin Texts. Gaius Iulius Caesar [Caes]. 001 De Bello...
- List of Authors
12. Juli 2023 · The Packard Humanities Institute. Click here to read a statement by David W. Packard about the PHI Epigraphy Project.
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PHI supports archaeology, music, film preservation, and historical archives. It also operates the Stanford Theatre and the PHI Stoa, a new building for humanities research and events.
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Digital Text Archives. In its first decade (1987–1997), PHI devoted most of its attention to creating electronic databases in three areas: (1) Latin literature, (2) Ancient Greek inscriptions, (3) Founding Fathers of American democracy (Benjamin Franklin and others).
David W. Packard, the founder of PHI, explains the history and goals of the project to create a database of ancient Greek inscriptions. He defends the quality and value of the project, and responds to a petition that questioned its support.
