Library of Latin Texts / Series B

Full text database for Latin literature from 2nd to the 16th century. The collection contains texts of various genres such as chronicles, descriptions of life of saints, travel descriptions, legal works, theological, philosophical and scientific writings. In addition to the admission of the ordinatio and the Lectura of John Duns Scotus, the letters of Erasmus von Rotterdam, the writings of Roger Bacon and Baruch de Spinoza, the first publication section with a scope of around 7 million words, in particular the integration of texts from the Bibliotheca Teubneriana Latina (BTL) (LLT-A) included), including the extensive body of the Grammatici Latini, Servius Grammaticus, the Panegyrici Latini and the Carmina Figurata of the Optatianus Porfyrius, medical writings (Herbarium of the PS.-Apuleius, Mulomedicina Chironis), works (Elias Coruinus, Stephanus Taurinus, Alexander Cortesius) and scholar (Bohuslaus Hasssteinius a Lobkowicz, Antonius de Bonfinis, Nicolaus Istvanff Y, Nicolaus Olahus) and works of central authors of the Renaissance (Callimachus Experiens, Conradus Celtis, Bartholomaeus Fontius, Galeottus Martius, Naldus Naldius, Iohannes Reuchlin, Laurentius Valla).
In 2019, over 900 works are available that are attributed to around 450 authors.
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