Fragmentary Texts reports news on conferences and workshops about a wide range of topics related to collecting, editing, and representing fragments.
In this page, I post a notice of a conference organized in 2007 at the College of the Holy Cross (Worcester, MA):
On that occasion, the editors in chief of the three international projects of Greek fragmentary historiography met for the first time: Eugenio Lanzillotta (I Frammenti degli Storici Greci), Guido Schepens (FGrHist Continued), and Ian Worthington (Brill’s New Jacoby).
The other conference participants were scholars of Classics and Digital Humanities: Monica Berti (University of Turin), Virgilio Costa (University of Rome Tor Vergata), Gregory Crane (Perseus Project), Donatella Erdas (Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa), Paul Christesen (Dartmouth University), Kenneth Harl (Tulane University), Thomas Martin (College of the Holy Cross), Gabriella Ottone (University of Genoa), Bruce Robertson (HEML Project), and Neel Smith (The Canonical Text Services Protocol).
The conference was the first step toward a collaboration between the University of Rome Tor Vergata and the Perseus Project at Tufts University for building a digital library of fragmentary authors.
