Browse and export as text any ancient Greek literature that is stored in the database using the TLG format. Use requires the included SuperGreek bitmap font (or LaserGreek® or LaserGreek II TrueType or Type 1 fonts available separately), and access to TLG data such as the TLG CDROM Disk E or online access to TLG files at major universities. Thesaurus Linguae Graecae of U.C. Irvine is a 105 million word data base of Greek literature from Homer (8 c. B.C.) to the fall of Byzantium in AD 1453 and beyond. It includes all the major Classics, Church Fathers, Philo, and Josephus. The TLG Engine will convert any part of this data base into SuperGreek ASCII code conveniently formatted for reading. It also includes a program to convert mainframe tape texts into SuperGreek ASCII format, the text editing software Edit, and a transfer window to Microsoft Word etc. You may specify where to begin and end conversion. Includes 12 point SuperGreek font with automatic overstriking for all accents and diacritics. The Browser portion of the TLG Engine permits you to browse through the TLG files seeing the texts in fully accented SuperGreek and designate which portions of which works you wish to export in SuperGreek format. Includes SuperGreek bitmap font, User’s Manual.

The TLG Engine has two primary functions, browsing TLG data in Greek and exporting TLG data converted for display in Greek into a word processor or text editor. The TLG Engine is not a searching tool.

System Requirements: System 7.1 – 9.x or Classic Mode running under OS X; TrueType or Type 1 output requires LaserGreek or LaserGreek II font set, available separately.

Cost: US$ 99.95 Order

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