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We are pleased to announce two new Perseus Catalog wikis:
The catalog_data wiki which contains information regarding the bibliographic and authority data in the existing Perseus Catalog and how […]
We will be performing some maintenance to the Catalog today which will ultimately result in many new records and some interface improvements. This will require some downtime, however, and we […]
Today we rolled out our latest improvements to the Catalog:
*author ids are now their CITE urns
*removed dates from alternate author names for clarity
*fields with lists […]
We apologize for the continued in-progress state of the catalog. Our work and updates continue, and we expect things to be fixed shortly. Thank you for your patience as we […]
Continue Reading →We will be performing some updates on the Perseus Catalog this evening (December 1st, 9pm-12am EST). The Catalog might be unstable or down during these updates. We apologize for any […]
Continue Reading →In an effort to connect with other groups in the scholarly and library communities, the Perseus Digital Library has made our authority record data for classical authors available to the […]
Continue Reading →The Perseus Digital Library is pleased to announce the 1.0 Release of the Perseus Catalog.
The Perseus Catalog is an attempt to provide systematic catalog access to at […]
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