In this section we are working on a prototype of a digital collection of text re-uses of lost works. The model is based on the edition of the fragments of Istros the Callimachean published by Monica Berti in 2009:

M. Berti (ed.), Istro il Callimacheo, I, Testimonianze e frammenti su Atene e sull'Attica, Edizioni Tored, Tivoli (Roma) 2009 (limited preview). The fragments of Istros have also been published in the Brill's New Jacoby collection by Monica Berti, who has continued the work begun by the late Steven Jackson.
 

The section is divided into two parts:

1) Print edition: characteristics and limits of a print edition of fragmentary authors.

• • Excerpting "fragments"
  • Static hypertext
  • Multiple text re-uses of the same information
  • Multiple editions of text re-uses

2) Digital edition: fundamental requirements for building a digital edition of text re-uses of lost authors.

• • Canonical citations of text re-uses (CITE Architecture)
  • Multiple annotations of text re-uses and text re-use visualization (Perseids) - GitHub PerseusDL/lci-demo
  • Detecting syntactic re-uses
  • Exploring text re-uses across languages
  • Dynamic lexicon of re-used words
  • FRBR-Inspired Catalog of Fragmentary Authors and Works (see the Perseus Catalog)