Does anyone see a Greek Iliad in their Perseus stuff? There is one on the Perseus website, but I don't see it in the files I have downloaded. They are indexing right now, so maybe that is the problem?
There are some books on the Perseus website that were not released under the Creative Commons license, so those are not in the Logos package. The Iliad in Greek is one of those. However, we do have an edition of the Iliad in Greek with morphological tagging here: http://www.logos.com/product/3321/the-iliad-in-greek-and-translation
All I see if the Iliad in English in the Perseus collection. I am still indexing as well.
Thanks, this is good to know.
Thanks, guys.
I'm confused, because the Perseus Project website lists the Greek Iliad as being available under the Creative Commons license: "This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 United States License. An XML version of this text is available for download, with the additional restriction that you offer Perseus any modifications you make. Perseus provides credit for all accepted changes, storing new additions in a versioning system."
http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3atext%3a1999.01.0133
Will Logos be offering the Iliad as part of the Perseus collection in the future?
Logos' release of the free Perseus collection does not include those items, such as the Iliad, which Logos sells separately.
Martha - First, welcome to the forums!
It is unlikely. However, you could always build a personal book version of it for yourself using the personal book builder.
I'm confused, because the Perseus Project website lists the Greek Iliad as being available under the Creative Commons license: "This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 United States License. An XML version of this text is available for download, with the additional restriction that you offer Perseus any modifications you make. Perseus provides credit for all accepted changes, storing new additions in a versioning system." http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3atext%3a1999.01.0133 Will Logos be offering the Iliad as part of the Perseus collection in the future?
Peace, Martha! *smile* Welcome indeed to the Logos Forums! Feel very free to chat with us at any time!
I own the Logos' Version of the Iliad; and have been truly pleased with it since it came out on pre-pub -- While you could make for yourself a PB of the Iliad - I would think that for the price, it would be somewhat of a wasted effort. The Logos Version is well-tagged and in my Logos 4 Library shows up in English, Greek, German, Spanish and French translations.
http://www.logos.com/product/3321/the-iliad-in-greek-and-translation
OK, thanks for the information.
Thanks, I appreciate the feedback!
I am confused about why a Greek-only Iliad isn't offered as part of the Perseus Collection? Seems odd to leave that one work out, given the otherwise extensive (not quite strong enough a word..lol) offerings with the Perseus Collection.
If Logos were to offer it, I'd gladly purchase it separately.
The point of the post a few above yours is that they indeed do have it for sale: http://www.logos.com/product/3321/the-iliad-in-greek-and-translation
If that's the case then Vincent shouldn't be giving the excuse that it's not available under the CC license. Obviously they don't want complaints from those who previously bought the Logos edition as I did (which is arguably better as well) but to say you have to spend $30 on it when it's available for free in Perseus is rather hard to swallow.
If Logos were to offer it, I'd gladly purchase it separately. The point of the post a few above yours is that they indeed do have it for sale: http://www.logos.com/product/3321/the-iliad-in-greek-and-translation
Unless I missed it, that package doesn't have a Greek Iliad; what it does have is Jackson's Interlinear Iliad. Perseus (Tufts/Chicago) has a straight Greek Iliad text - just seems strange that the Iliad isn't included in the Perseus Collection.
Unless I missed it, that package doesn't have a Greek Iliad; what it does have is Jackson's Interlinear Iliad.
You've missed it. The title is "The Illiad IN GREEK and translation." Who is Jackson anyway and how'd he get brought into this? Here is a screen shot of search results from the resource. Unfortunately there isn't a straight screenshot of just the text.
Since you are new to the forums, are you new to Logos as well? This is a tagged resource.
Perseus (Tufts/Chicago) has a straight Greek Iliad text - just seems strange that the Iliad isn't included in the Perseus Collection.
Logos doesn't carry two of the same resource. You can always create a personal book for free if you want.
Unless I missed it, that package doesn't have a Greek Iliad; what it does have is Jackson's Interlinear Iliad. You've missed it. The title is "The Illiad IN GREEK and translation." Who is Jackson anyway and how'd he get brought into this? Here is a screen shot of search results from the resource. Unfortunately there isn't a straight screenshot of just the text. Since you are new to the forums, are you new to Logos as well? This is a tagged resource. Perseus (Tufts/Chicago) has a straight Greek Iliad text - just seems strange that the Iliad isn't included in the Perseus Collection. Logos doesn't carry two of the same resource. You can always create a personal book for free if you want.
No it does NOT contain a Greek Iliad - I own that package and purchased it specifically for the Greek Iliad it allegedly has. A search only pulls up the Jackson Text. Again, maybe I missed it.
John Jackson did an intelinear Iliad a few years back with every word parsed, etc.
This is not that. If you notice, the "author" listed is Homer. If it were that edition, it would say "Jackson."
John Jackson did an intelinear Iliad a few years back with every word parsed, etc. This is not that. If you notice, the "author" listed is Homer. If it were that edition, it would say "Jackson."
The only "Iliad in Greek" I see is edited by Jackson.
I'll attach a screenshot.
The only "Iliad in Greek" I see is edited by Jackson. I don't own the resource, but can't you turn off all the details of the interlinear except the Greek manuscript?
ah, of course you can! I'm an idiot...lol! thanks ever so much. My fault! For some reason, the Jackson edited text comes up as default in full interlinear/morphology mode as shown. Thanks again!
My apologies. One question: Can you turn the lines off in L4? In the first screen shot below, I have another similar product. L4 can turn off the various fields, the mobile app cannot. The second screen shot shows the RI info turned off.
By the way, if you are unhappy about the product, you should contact Logos and return it. If you have any difficulties doing that, contact Bob himself.
For some reason, the Jackson edited text comes up as default in full interlinear/morphology mode as shown. Thanks again!
Glad you have it figured out. [:)] As an FYI - At this time, the mobile app cannot turn of the different fields like L4 can.
For some reason, the Jackson edited text comes up as default in full interlinear/morphology mode as shown. Thanks again! Glad you have it figured out. As an FYI - At this time, the mobile app cannot turn of the different fields like L4 can.
Glad you have it figured out. As an FYI - At this time, the mobile app cannot turn of the different fields like L4 can.
The other Greek texts don't have this problem; and so are fairly user friendly on the IPad. I wish we had a similar text for the Iliad; or could turn off the other elements; or could turn off those elements in Logos 4 and save/sync to iOS.
