Müller-Jacoby Table of Concordance

Müller-Jacoby Table of Concordance

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Müller-Jacoby Table of Concordance

The Müller-Jacoby Table of Concordance is a tool developed by the DFHG Project for finding concordances between ancient Greek fragmentary historians published by Karl Müller in the Fragmenta Historicorum Graecorum (FHG) and by Felix Jacoby and other scholars in the Fragmente der griechischen Historiker (FGrHist), including the continuatio and the Brill's New Jacoby (BNJ). * As of December 2021, the Concordance has ingested links to the new version of the Jacoby Online, which is now available on the platform Brill’s Scholarly Editions.

Search Fields

The Müller-Jacoby Table of Concordance enables users to search authors by:

Output

The results display the following data (when available)*:

  • FHG volume number, author name, pages (with fragments when corresponding to specific authors in the FGrHist and in the BNJ), link to the printed edition in Internet Archive, DFHG url and CITE urn;
  • SRAM author name, pages, and link to the printed edition in Google Books (only for corresponding authors in the FHG, FGrHist, and BNJ);
  • GGM volume number, author name, pages, and link to the printed edition in Google Books (only for corresponding authors in the FHG, FGrHist, and BNJ);
  • Herodot. author name, pages, and link to the printed edition in Google Books (only for corresponding authors in the FHG, FGrHist, and BNJ);
  • FGrHist author name, author number, link to the Jacoby Online and CTS urn;
  • BNJ 1 author name, author number, link to the Jacoby Online and CTS urn;
  • BNJ 2 author name, author number, link to the Jacoby Online and CTS urn;
  • Perseus Catalog author name, link to the catalog entry and CITE urn.

* For the abbreviations see Bibliography and Resources.

The Müller-Jacoby Table of Concordance has been built combining data produced in the DFHG Project, data extracted from the Jacoby Online, and information collected from the indices of the printed edition of the FGrHist. Author names and numbers are those created and used by Karl Müller, Felix Jacoby and other scholars who have been contributing to the continuation of the FGrHist and to the BNJ. As far as the FGrHist and the BNJ are concerned, entries are expressed according to the Jacoby Online (whose language sometimes differs from the printed edition).

The Jacoby Online is an ongoing project and new authors are progressively added to FGrHist IV, FGrHist V, and to the BNJ. As soon as new authors are published, they are added to the Müller-Jacoby Table of Concordance. I'm very grateful to Ernest Suyver and the editorial team of the Jacoby Online project for constantly keeping me up to date with new published entries.

Access to the full version of the Jacoby Online requires a subscription through Brill or through a subscribed institution. The main page of each author is openly accessible through the links provided by the Müller-Jacoby Table of Concordance.

For a description of the syntax of DFHG, CITE and CTS urns, see the main page of the DFHG Project and M. Berti, Digital Editions of Historical Fragmentary Texts, Digital Classics Books, Band 5, Heidelberg: Propylaeum 2021. DOI: https://doi.org/10.11588/propylaeum.898.

Lists of Ancient Greek Fragmentary Historians

The DFHG project includes also lists of authors published in the FHG, the FGrHist, and the BNJ, which are automatically updated as new authors are added to the Concordance.

Bibliography and Resources

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