Ancient texts and lexica: Perseus Digital Library, Tufts University. Cunliffe's Homeric lexicon: Perseus (ed. G. Crane, corrections H. Dik), structured by Scaife Viewer Beyond Translation. Work dates: Opera Graeca Adnotata (Celano 2024). Contextual lemma ranking: Dilemma, Open Greek. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Published by Arkhaion Art in accordance with the terms of the same license.
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Pick the letter first, then its marks (ἄ = α + ᾿ + ´). Accents are optional: λογος or logos also work.
Type a word, a mythological figure, an author, a vase painter or a work. Suggestions appear as you type; picking one opens its own page. Searching without a suggestion looks up the word: its dictionary entry, every passage where it occurs in ancient literature, and related images, together.
No Greek keyboard? No problem: type in Latin letters (logos, anthropos, akhilleus) or unaccented Greek (λογος). Inflected forms work too (λόγου → λόγος), and so do spelling variants: Exekias finds Eksekias.
You can also search for objects and animals depicted in the images: kyon or dog brings up κύων in the texts together with the vases that depict dogs.