A joint initiative of the Institute for Papyrology and University Library @uniHeidelberg in collaboration with the Collaboratory for Classics Computing @DukeU.
Just published: Pylon 6 (2024), featuring new editions and studies of ancient texts, as well as the annual Bulletin of Online Emendations of Papyri.
In open access, as always:
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Just published: Pylon 5 (2024), featuring 10 new editions and studies of ancient texts.
In open access, as always:
https://t.co/7FOHKlnfUv
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Just published: Pylon 4 (2023), featuring 10 new articles with editions and analyses of ancient texts, including the Bulletin of Online Emendations.
In open access, as always:
https://t.co/kOo4ZohbZd
Just published: Pylon 3 (2023), featuring a range of new editions and analyses of ancient texts. Available in open access, as always:
https://t.co/Q4K7CVjCid
Pylon welcomes contributions for its third volume, to be published in summer 2023. See below for details. Members of the editorial board are happy to field inquiries and to provide assistance.
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Just published in open access: Pylon 2 (2022), which includes a dozen articles and notes with new editions, re-editions, corrections, and other papyrological research.
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Just published: Pylon volume 1, journal of the Papyrological Publication Platform (P3), a joint initiative funded by the @dfg_public at the Institute for Papyrology and Library of @UniHeidelberg, in collaboration with the Collaboratory for Classics Computing at @DukeU
Pylon 1 contains 18 articles on a range of subjects related to documentary, literary and subliterary papyrology. Each article is available in HTML and PDF. The PDFs are generated automatically from the XML and have not undergone traditional formatting.