Current projects

Published

October 26, 2026

In 2026, I’m focused primarily on syntactic anaysis of historical languages (Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Aramaic).

Computational analysis of historical languages

Exploring complex text corpora

I’m beginning to apply syntactic analysis in particular in these projects:

  • a digital Complutensian polyglot Bible: digital resources for both experts and novices, supporting aligned multilingual reading.
  • the Homer Multitext project: a personal site about how I work with the Homer Multitext project’s digital archive.
  • mousike (ancient Greek music): work with musical documents aligning text and musical notation.

Working with citable images

  • iiif-cite: a single-page web app to work with IIIF image collections using stable CITE2 URNs

Some hobby coding

Annotate media files:

  • imageviewer: light-table and image browsing apps in self-contained HTML files
  • audioplayer: a self-contained HTML file to browse and play audio files in a local file system

Calendrically scheduled readings:

  • rcl: data resources and a web app for reading in the Revised Common Lectionary.
  • parshah: data resources and a web app for the weekly parshah and haftarah readings.