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Spinelli, Tommaso: The Diachronic Frequency of Latin Words: A Computational Dictionary: (A/AB–AZYMVS), Heidelberg: Propylaeum, 2022 (Digital Classics Books, Volume 6.1). https://doi.org/10.11588/propylaeum.1000
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The Diachronic Frequency of Latin Words: A Computational Dictionary
(A/AB–AZYMVS)
The Diachronic Frequency of Latin Words is an innovative resource that gives statistical information about the chronological development of the use of Latin words throughout the history of the language, from the fourth century BCE to the early sixth century CE. Based on the computational analysis of the works of 309 Latin authors, fragmentary and anonymous texts, and over 520,000 epigraphs, this computational dictionary helps scholars to explore the usage of Latin words across different time periods and linguistic registers, offering statistical insights to support philological, linguistic, and literary analysis.
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