PapyGreek Treebanks: A Dataset of Linguistically Annotated Greek Documentary Papyri
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The PapyGreek Treebanks dataset contains documentary texts written in Postclassical Greek (ca. 300 BCE–700 CE), morphosyntactically annotated according to Dependency Grammar. The source of the texts is the Duke Databank of Documentary Papyri (DDbDP), which preserves the modern editorial treatment of the documents in TEI Epidoc XML encoding. Aiming to expose linguistic variation in the DDbDP, we have annotated two versions of a selection of documents: the plain transcription and an editorially corrected version. The dataset also comprises metadata about the documents’ dating and provenance, text type, and the persons involved. Furthermore, it facilitates linguistic research on these texts.
- UNIVERSITE DE TOURS France
- University of Helsinki Finland
- Université de Tours France
- François Rabelais University France
- Univ Paris
Greek papyri, Language and Literature, P, european languages, language variation, Greek language, European languages, linguistic annotation, Language change, AZ20-999, Languages, History of scholarship and learning. The humanities, linguistic analysis, language variations, language development
Greek papyri, Language and Literature, P, european languages, language variation, Greek language, European languages, linguistic annotation, Language change, AZ20-999, Languages, History of scholarship and learning. The humanities, linguistic analysis, language variations, language development
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