
Third release of the Latin-Portuguese dictionary collection, containing the RDF version of three lexicographic works modeled using the Ontolex/Lexicog ontologies and linked to the LiLa knowledge base, namely Cardoso's Dictionarium Latinolusitanicum (Coimbra, 1570), Velez's Index Totius Artis (Ebora, 1744) and Fonseca's Parvum lexicon latinum (Lisbon, 1798).
This publication is part of a doctoral research developped at the Sao Paulo State University (UNESP, Brazil) and was financed in part by the CAPES Foundation (Ministry of Education of Brazil) - Finance Code 001 – Grant Agreement No. 88887.716744/2022-00.
bilingual dictionary, lexicography, linked open data, linguistic resource
bilingual dictionary, lexicography, linked open data, linguistic resource
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