The Canonical Text Services (CTS) protocol offers the scholarly community a way to use URNs for referring to two categories of a text: to their specific realizations and to its ideal representation. We describe here application of CTS to 217 texts from the Croatiae auctores Latini (CroALa) collection of Croatian Latin.
In the 15th and 16th centuries, Croatian writing about the Ottoman threat was both a reaction to the continuous crisis of several states, their societies, and culture, and an attempt to overcome this crisis by developing new ideas and...
An overview of the funeral oration for Pietro Riario by Nikola, bishop of Modruš (Nikola Modruški), published for the first time in Rome in 1474. It is a first printed book by a Croatian author, and its edition presents some very specific problems.
Upravo odsutnost iz kanona čini Josipa Horvata svojevrsnom neispisanom pločom, likom razmjerno čistim od sedimenata “ocjena i mišljenja” prethodnih generacija, i stoga privlačnim za nas. Neinterpretirani, “neobrađeni” Horvat postaje točka s koje možemo početi drugačije razgledavati onu prošlost čijim su nas “ispravnim interpretacijama”; razgledavati je, na primjer, sa sviješću da uz glavni, dominantni akord uvijek postoje i drugačiji suzvuci
A digital text collection Laudationes urbium Dalmaticarum gathers and makes freely accessible and searchable 69 Latin texts by 53 authors that praised the cities of the Eastern Adriatic coast in the period 1268-1608. 'Praise of cities'...