Andromeda

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Last Update: 2016-07-27

Andromeda is an (eventually) open-source platform for reading and researching classical Greek and Latin texts. on the Mac Right now you can use it to browse and read TLG-E and PHI 5.3, and it's faster and easier than anything else out there.

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Tabbed browsing
Built-in dictionary
TLG-E and PHI 5 support
Lemmatized search

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2009-12-17

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