Is anyone aware of any significant chunk (several hundred lines) of
classical (i.e. public domain) Greek text freely vailable on the net in
Unicode or UTF-8? I need some for an example in a book I'm working on.
However, so far all I've been able to dig up are strange English
transliterations. Failing Greek, I could also use something in a Cyrillic
script, but that would be trickier since I don't speak
Russian/Ukranian/etc.
Arabic/Hebrew/Devanagari are ruled out because I don't have a system that
can display them. And I do need something that is clearly non-ASCII/Latin-1
which unfortunately rules out French, Spanish, English, etc. (all
apparently much easier to find).
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