Figure 1
a selection of searchable fields in DICES (Forstall et al., 2022, 2022b).
Figure 2
Comparison of the opening of Oedipus Rex in TEI XML from Perseus (left) and DraCor (right). The DraCor XML, based on an older Perseus version, adds two crucial data categories: a unique speaker identifier and metrical analysis for each line.
Figure 3
Visualization of the frequency and linguistic distribution of quotations across the conventional twenty-six chapters of Aristotle’s Poetics.
Figure 4
Interactive demonstration reading environment of Stephen Sansom’s SEDES Project.
Figure 5
Universal Dependency Treebank for lines 1–2 of the Oedipus Rex on GitHub.
Figure 6
Greek named entities created by Josh Kemp and published in Perseus Beyond Translation.
Figure 7
Named entity data in the HTML from ToposText for Thucydides book 1, chapter 114.