A New Era of Epigraphy: 40 Years of Epigraphic Database Clauss/Slaby : New Inscriptions, New Readings, New Interpretations of Roman Inscriptions
The epigraphic database Clauss Slaby (EDCS) was founded and developed 40 years ago by Manfred Clauss and Wolfgang Slaby at the University of Eichstätt. Today, it is the largest and most important digital tool for epigraphic research worldwide, providing rapid digital access to more than 900,000 reco...
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De Gruyter
2025
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