A Selection of Papers from the Digital Classicist Seminar Berlin (2012-2015)...1-4 Collaborative Mapping in the Age of Ubiquitous Internet: An Archaeological Perspective...5-16 Presenting Fragments as Quotations or Quotations as Fragments...17-27 Standards for Networking Ancient Person data: Digital approaches to problems in prosopographical space...28-43 Romans 1 by 1 v.1.1 New developments in the study of Roman population...44-59 The life cycle of the Book of the Dead as a Digital Humanities resource...60-79 Illuminating the Herculaneum Papyri: Testing new imaging techniques on unrolled carbonised manuscript fragments...80-102 Mapping the Words: Experimental visualizations of translation structures between Ancient Greek and Classical Arabic...103-123 Gods, graves and graphs – social and semantic network analysis based on Ancient Egyptian and Indian corpora...124-137 Social Networks in Late Hellenistic Northern Etruria: From a multicultural society to a society of partial identities...138-159