Archive of Celtic-Latin Literature ( ACLL )

1. Archive of Celtic-Latin Literature (ACLL) • A full-text database of the corpus of Latin literature produced in Celtic-speaking Europe from the period 400-1200 A.D. • In collaboration with the Royal Irish Academy and the CTLO • Over 450 texts • The functionalities and the interface are the same as Brepols full-text databases

2. The third approach allows you to access texts by examining the distribution of word-forms. (=concordances) The search screen allows you to execute searches based on word-forms or groupings of word-forms. The table of contents allows you to access specified passages from individual texts. Three ways of accessing texts

3. Choose your language

4. Access to manual

5. Example 1: search screen Example dates from March 2010

6. Multiple types of filters Search options Search field

7. You can type a word or…

8. …you can browse the index.

11. Display of results per period Memento

12. Example of a memento accompanying a text

13. To full-text To table of contents

14. access to full-text

17. You can navigate to ‘Distribution of Word-forms’ or to the Database of Latin Dictionaries application. (only available to subscribers) You can navigate through the list with the help of the arrow buttons.

18. You can create and save a PDF file or you can send an e-mail which contains the selected results.

20. Example 2: table of contents Example dates from February 2010

21. The table of contents allows you to access specified passages from individual texts.

23. List of authors beginning with C-

24. List of works of Clemens Scottus

26. Access to a specific reference

27. Create a PDF file Access to full-text

28. Example 3: distribution of word-forms Example dates from February 2010

29. The third approach allows you to access texts by examining the distribution of word-forms. (=concordances)

30. You can select a period, an author or a title.

33. Results per period

37. Access to full-text