Carmina
Latina Epigraphica Hispaniae
Latin
epigraphic poetry database:
iconographic and textual searches
C.
Fernández Martínez, J. Gómez Pallarès, J. del Hoyo Calleja, editors
In 1964,
Hans Krummrey, dissatisfied with the previous editions and collections of
Carmina Latina Epigraphica (CLE) arranged by various criteria, launched the
idea of a new classification of CLE in a separate volume of the Corpus
Inscriptionum Latinarum (CIL). This volume, the 18th, will be exclusively
dedicated to CLE and organised according to the administrative geography of the
Roman Empire ("Zum neuen einer Sammlung der Plan CLE" Philologus 108,
1964, p. 304-310). The cited work is, somehow, the first step to the forthcoming
CIL XVIII. Our group focused its activity on the metrical inscriptions from
Hispania, which are to be published as the volume XVIII/2 of CIL.
We now
offer the scientific community this Epigraphic Latin Poetry Website, containing
new editions based on a variety of reliable autopsy works and philological
analysis. All the material produced by the group since 1994 is provided from a
Web 2.0 perspective, interactive and adaptable to the different needs of its
researchers. The first document drafting was finished in June 2013, however,
given the nature of the website, it will be periodically updated.
We present
three intertwined databases that can be consulted individually or collectively:
An
interactive graphical database, on the first place, containing a wide range of
graphic materials (photographs, drawings, tracings and digitized manuscripts).
The information provided is schematic but absolutely comprehensive. This
database allows the researcher to make simple or combined searches among all
the characteristics of each inscription (medium type, chronology, layout
features, metrical form, graphic symbols, etc.).
The second
database provides textual searches, also simple or complex through our
epigraphic editions of Latin texts (with Boolean operators AND, OR, NOT, XOR)
The third
database allows to search through the text of all our schedae, not only the
Latin text edition but also its full philological analysis. It is remarkable
that these comments -for the very first time in the history of CIL- are
available in Latin, Spanish and English. In this way, this third database can
be consulted in any of these three languages, allowing both simple and
complex searches (with Boolean operators). Simple but complete instructions may
be founded when accessing the query.
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