Friday, January 21, 2005
Zhubert : a tool for study of the Greek Bible ::
Zhubert has done it again, he now has a tool that covers the whole Bible in Greek (or will when/if the Deuterocanonicals are included. With parsing, and a cutdown lexicon, and loads of other nice features. It's a great tool, and a fine example of what is possible with some good will and a lot of work.
But I dearly would love to see the Hebrew Bible covered as well. I wonder if we could get a bunch of Hebrew teachers to set parsing exercises for classes that could be amalgamated into the start of an open morphMT... Or perhaps whether someone who has published a print analsyis would be willing to assist in producing an electronic version...
¶ 12:06 PM
[to Del.icio.us]
Zhubert has done it again, he now has a tool that covers the whole Bible in Greek (or will when/if the Deuterocanonicals are included. With parsing, and a cutdown lexicon, and loads of other nice features. It's a great tool, and a fine example of what is possible with some good will and a lot of work.
But I dearly would love to see the Hebrew Bible covered as well. I wonder if we could get a bunch of Hebrew teachers to set parsing exercises for classes that could be amalgamated into the start of an open morphMT... Or perhaps whether someone who has published a print analsyis would be willing to assist in producing an electronic version...
¶ 12:06 PM
[to Del.icio.us]
