Tropaion Library

Type Greek is a new java driven software developed by Randy Hoyt. The software has an amazing idea behind it: you can type, create, an ancient Greek text by just typing at the text area available in the web. No specialized keyboards and/or keywords etc. - however there is again a java based software which can be download to your hard drive and work it locally, which is entitled UniGreek. The only elements that you need are: a polytonic font (see free fonts here) and the knowledge to type in Beta Code (see guide here).

Did you get the above required elements? Are you ready? Type your ancient Greek text below:

As you can see the functionality of this software is extremely powerful! Some more advance use of this software is available here at the Ars Grammatica, where the Type Greek and Hot Potatoes software were combined for a online ancient Greek grammar examination!

Household and City Organization at Olynthus by Nicholas Cahill.

Achilles' Golden Amphora in Aeschines' Against Timarchus and the Afterlife of Oral Tradition by Casey Dué.

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Iliad. ed. Villoison.

Children of Oedipus by Martin Mueller.

The Iliad (trans.) Martin Mueller.

Comparative Studies in Greek and Indic Meter by Gregory Nagy.

Homeric Questions by Gregory Nagy.

Proclus’ The Epic Cycle. ed. Gregory Nagy.

Theognis of Megara, Poetry and the Polis, a machine readable edition. ed. Thomas J. Figueira and Gregory Nagy.

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