Perseus: Which were written before and after the New Testament
Does anyone know which documents were written 100 years before or after the New Testament documents were written. Those are the ones most important to me for textual searches.
Thanks.
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HI Lynden,
I had received a preview copy for blogging about--unfortunately, I've had computer problems and didn't get to post anything before everything went live on the 30th. But in the process, I worked hard to create a number of collections on the basis of the dates individual authors lived and wrote. I compiled the data into a table that arranged both the Greek and Latin writers by century from Homer through the Late Roman / Early Byzantine authors.
As soon as I have that particular hard drive plugged into a machine that works, I'll see about uploading it here. Hopefully, it will appear on my blog relatively soon to...even though its late...sign.
In the meantime, it takes a whole lot of work, but you can punch author names into Wikipedia and get dates. Its a huge hassle and time consuming, but it works.
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Thanks Mike. Please post here when it goes live on the blog. Would be very interested in the collections.
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Lynden -
Hopefully Mike can help you with that when he posts his blog. Until then, I thought I would give you a hint: Don't look in the Civil War collection. [:P]
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I just realized I have the collection rules in Logos even though everything I wrote in preparation for the release is currently inaccessible. I made rules for a couple of them (the others, I dragged and dropped), including what you're most interested in (the time of the NT):
All Greek texts (this is edited specifically for searching, so duplicate Greek texts aren't included, nor are the papyri):
(author:Lucian OR author:Plutarch OR author:Aretaeus OR author:Apollodorus OR author:Epictetus OR author:Arrian OR author:Appian OR author:Pausanias OR author:Aristides OR author:Galen OR author:Homer OR author:Hesiod OR author:Aeschylus OR author:Pindar OR author:Bacchylides OR author:Colluthus OR author:Herodotus OR author:Sophocles OR author:Andocides OR author:Aristophanes OR author:Lysias OR author:Hippocrates OR author:Xenophon OR author:Plato OR author:Lycurgus OR author:Hyperides OR author:Aristotle OR author:Demosthenes OR author:Demades OR author:Dinarchus OR author:Theophrastus OR author:Euclid OR author:Aratus OR author:Callimachus OR author:Lycophron OR author:Theocritus OR author:Polybius OR author:Diodorus OR author:dionysius OR author:Strabo OR author:Aretaeus OR title:"the apostolic fathers: Greek texts" OR author:Josephus OR author:Philo OR title:"lexham discourse" OR title:"lexham greek-english interlinear septuagint" OR author:Heiser) AND lang:Greek
Greek Texts 1-2nd c. CE
(author:Lucian OR author:Plutarch OR author:Aretaeus OR author:Apollodorus OR author:Epictetus OR author:Arrian OR author:Appian OR author:Pausanias OR author:Aristides OR author:Galen) AND lang:Greek
Greek Texts 3-5th c. CE
(author:Athenaeus OR author:Oppian OR author:Diogenes OR author:Tryphiodorus OR author:Pseudo-Plutarch OR author:Smyrnaeus OR author:Nonnus) AND lang:Greek
On all of these, if you take out the "AND lang:Greek" you'll get the English translations in your collections as well.
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Thanks Alabama. Perseus is the only one that has been released to me so far. I think the hurricanes scared the rest away. [;)]
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Thanks Mike for the collections.
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Thanks, Mike.
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Mike Aubrey said:
I just realized I have the collection rules in Logos even though everything I wrote in preparation for the release is currently inaccessible. I made rules for a couple of them (the others, I dragged and dropped), including what you're most interested in (the time of the NT):
Thank you Mike so much. [Y]
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Mike Aubrey said:
All Greek texts ...
Thanks for doing these, Mike.
In the past, I've had trouble with the number of characters I can use in creating a rule for a collection, so I've tried shortening your All Greek Texts like this:
(author:(Lucian,Plutarch,Aretaeus,Apollodorus,Epictetus,Arrian,Appian,Pausanias,Aristides,Galen,Homer,Hesiod,Aeschylus,Pindar,Bacchylides,Colluthus,Herodotus,Sophocles,Andocides,Aristophanes,Lysias,Hippocrates,Xenophon,Plato,Lycurgus,Hyperides,Aristotle,Demosthenes,Demades,Dinarchus,Theophrastus,Euclid,Aratus,Callimachus,Lycophron,Theocritus,Polybius,Diodorus,dionysius,Strabo,Aretaeus) OR title:(Josephus,Philo,Heiser,"the apostolic fathers: Greek texts","lexham discourse","lexham greek-english interlinear septuagint")) AND lang:Greek
I'm not sure how you de-duplicated, but perhaps this might be an alternative:
lang:Greek ANDNOT type:(Bible,Lexicon,"Clause Visualization")
Your dividing the texts into centuries was handy too. Thanks.
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That is nice, Mike!
For all the Greek texts, I have publisher:perseus AND (lang:greek).
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Really awesome Mike. Great job and thanks for sharing.
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Nice collection rules! Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you!
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Thanks [8-|]
Wiki => http://wiki.logos.com/Example_Collections now has 22 examples that include or exclude Perseus (see Title or Collection Size notes), including "Greek Texts: Search Set", "Greek Texts: 1st-2nd Century CE", "Greek Texts: 3rd-5th Century CE", "Texts: 1st-2nd Century CE", and "Texts: 3rd-5th Century CE" (based on Mike Audbrey's collections posted earlier).
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Here's a full chronology of authors. Take the dates with a grain of salt, but if you're making collections by era (classical, hellenistic, roman, byzantine, etc.), then this will work just fine for you. The only things missing are the papyri (and the individual volumes cannot the Greek Anthology, which is a collection poems (epigrams, mostly) from the Koine and Byzantine periods.
Latin
Greek
254-184 BCE T. Maccius Plautus
~8th c. BCE Homer
100-44 BCE C. Julius Caesar
~7-6thc. BCE? Homeric Hymns
104-43 BCE Cicero
~750-650 BCE Hesiod
99-55 BCE Lucretius
525-455 BCE Aeschylus
86-35 BCE Sallust
522-443 BCE Pindar
65-27 BCE Horace
~5thc. BCE Bacchylides
70-19 BCE Virgil
~5thc. BCE Colluthus
55-19 BCE Tibullus
484-425 BCE Herodotus
59-17 BCE Livy
497-406 BCE Sophocles
80-15 BCE Vitruvius
460-395 BCE Thucydides Only
in the English!50-15 BCE Propertius
440-390 BCE Andocides
43 BCE – 17 CE Ovidius
446-386 BCE Aristophanes
54 BCE – 39 CE Seneca the Elder
445-380 BCE Lysias
15 BCE – 50 CE Phaedrus
460-370 BCE Hippocrates
4 BCE – 65 CE Seneca the
Younger430-354 BCE Xenophon
1st
c. BCE – 1st c. CE Sulpicia424-348 BCE Plato
4-70
CE Columella396-323 BCE Lycurgus of Athens
1st
c. CE Gaius Valerius Flaccus390-322 BCE Hyperides
1st c. CE Quintus Curtius Rufus
384-322 BCE Aristotle
34-62 CE Persius
384-322 BCE Demosthenes
39-65 CE Lucan
380-318 BCE Demades
27-66 CE Petronius
389-314 BCE Aeschines
23-79 CE Pliny the Elder
361-291BCE Dinarchus
45-96 CE P. Papinius Statius
371-287 BCE Theophrastus
35-100 CE Quintilian
~300 BCE Euclid
61-112 CE Pliny the Younger
315-240 BCE Aratus Soloensis
56-117 CE Cornelius Tacitus
310-240 BCE Callimachus
69-130 CE G. Suetonius Tranquillus
3rd c. BCE Lycophron
~2nd c. CE Lucius Annaeus Florus
3rd c. BCE Theocritus
1-2nd c. CE Juvenal
200-118 BCE Polybius
125-180 CE Apuleius
1st c. BCE Diodorus Siculus
125-180 CE Aulus Gellius
60-7 BCE Dionysius of Halicarnassus
160-220 CE Tertullian
64 BCE – 24 CE Strabo
~2-3 c. CE Marcus Minucius Felix
1st c. CE Aretaeus
~4th c. CE Scriptores Historiae
Augustae~1-2 c. CE
Pseudo-Apollodorus4th c. CE Maurus Servius Honoratus
46-120 CE Plutarch
325-391 CE Ammianus Marcellinus
55-135 CE Epictetus
348-413 CE Prudentius
86-160 CE Arrian
347-420 CE Saint
Jerome95-165 CE Appian
354-430 CE Saint Augustine
2nd c. CE Pausanias
672-735 CE The Venerable Bede
117-181 CE Aelius Aristides
125-180 CE Lucian
129-199 CE Galen
~2-3 c. CE Athenaeus
~2-3 c. CE? Oppian
3rd c. CE Diogenes Laertius
~3-4th c.
CE Tryphiodorus~3-4th c.
CE Pseudo-Plutarch~4th c. CE
Quintus Smyrnaeus~4-5th c.
CE Nonnus of Panopolis0 -
Mike,
I hope you don't mind that I took the liberty to compile this as a .docx file for conversion into a PB. I posted that file on the Files Forum: http://community.logos.com/forums/p/39257/293317.aspx#293317
Thanks for posting this for us.
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Mark Smith said:
Mike,
I hope you don't mind that I took the liberty to compile this as a .docx file for conversion into a PB. I posted that file on the Files Forum: http://community.logos.com/forums/p/39257/293317.aspx#293317
Thanks for posting this for us.
Thank you so much for creating this .docx file it will be very helpful. I already used it to create a personal book...in anticipation of getting the Perseus Classics Collection soon. I was able to download the Arabic Collection Friday, so hoping to receive more of them on Monday.
Blessings in Christ,
Philana Crouch
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Mike Aubrey said:
Here's a full chronology of authors. Take the dates with a grain of salt, but if you're making collections by era (classical, hellenistic, roman, byzantine, etc.), then this will work just fine for you. The only things missing are the papyri (and the individual volumes cannot the Greek Anthology, which is a collection poems (epigrams, mostly) from the Koine and Byzantine periods.
Some words got lost in there.
The only things missing are the papyri (and the individual volumes
cannot be dated because they contain a range of texts from across the spectrum of years from the post-Alexander the Great Greek Kingdoms--roughly 350 BC--through the Early Medieval Period) and the Greek Anthology, which is a collection poems (epigrams,
mostly) from the Koine and Byzantine periods.Don't know how that happened.
Anyway, the .docx file looks good--I probably just should have uploaded mine to begin with!
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Mark Smith said:
Mike,
I hope you don't mind that I took the liberty to compile this as a .docx file for conversion into a PB. I posted that file on the Files Forum: http://community.logos.com/forums/p/39257/293317.aspx#293317
Thanks for posting this for us.
Here's another though it's incomplete and I'm still working on it. I'll post it when complete.
george
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Thanks to both Mark and George for sharing! *smile*George Somsel said:Mark Smith said:Mike,
I hope you don't mind that I took the liberty to compile this as a .docx file for conversion into a PB. I posted that file on the Files Forum: http://community.logos.com/forums/p/39257/293317.aspx#293317
Thanks for posting this for us.
Here's another though it's incomplete and I'm still working on it. I'll post it when complete.
4705.Perseus Greek & Latin Authors.docx
Much appreciated!
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