15. Reception of Greek Literature 300 BC-800 AD: Traditions of the Fragment

This Leverhulme-funded project aims to correlate the reception of Greek Literature 300 BC-800 AD with surviving ancient manuscrips and other fragmentary evidence and to develop new tools, techniques and parameters for flexible cataloguing, classifying, assembling, and interpreting different types of primary evidence preserved in fragmentary form, in particular ancient manuscripts in the Sackler and Bodleian libraries and other archaeological evidence. The results of this research are published in print in the volumes of The Oxyrhynchus Papyri and other publications and in digital form on the WWW in an online database on the Project's website.

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