Comments on: Hippolytus' "Commentary on Daniel" update http://chronicon.net/blog/hippolytus/hippolytus-commentary-on-daniel-2/ Mon, 23 Jan 2012 15:06:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Stephen C. Carlson http://chronicon.net/blog/hippolytus/hippolytus-commentary-on-daniel-2/#comment-3 Stephen C. Carlson Sat, 25 Oct 2008 13:21:30 +0000 http://chronicon.net/blog/?p=33#comment-3 I have a PDF of this text. I have a PDF of this text.

]]> By: Roger Pearse http://chronicon.net/blog/hippolytus/hippolytus-commentary-on-daniel-2/#comment-2 Roger Pearse Sat, 25 Oct 2008 09:54:05 +0000 http://chronicon.net/blog/?p=33#comment-2 I don't know about ancient Greek OCR. The only product seems to be Anagnostis: http://www.download25.com/anagnostis-download.html http://www.ideatech-online.com/ This claims 99.5% accuracy; i.e. 5 errors every 3 pages. But how good it *really* is I do not know. Prices were quite hefty for the version that did *ancient* Greek the last time I looked; the standard edition does NOT support it; it has to be the 'professional' version, at 585 euros. Kalos might help with the translation. I keep meaning to try to write an interface to it that would make it easier for someone doing a translation to use. I simply haven't had the time. I don’t know about ancient Greek OCR. The only product seems to be Anagnostis:

http://www.download25.com/anagnostis-download.html
http://www.ideatech-online.com/

This claims 99.5% accuracy; i.e. 5 errors every 3 pages. But how good it *really* is I do not know. Prices were quite hefty for the version that did *ancient* Greek the last time I looked; the standard edition does NOT support it; it has to be the ‘professional’ version, at 585 euros.

Kalos might help with the translation. I keep meaning to try to write an interface to it that would make it easier for someone doing a translation to use. I simply haven’t had the time.

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