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What do the author numbers in PHI5.3 mean?
In case it helps someone figure this out, here are the authors in numerical order.
This is a sorted version of the list of authors.
The years indicate when the person lived.
When unsure, it gives know …
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How do I locate a classical quotation?
I would suggest the PHI corpus search.
To try out your example, I searched for numquam, facile, and mori close to each other, and the whole phrase by Seneca turns up — among a couple of false positive …
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Where to find an online Latin text corpus and what can I do with it?
The Latin Library is one possibility.
It is very light, consisting of simple HTML pages with no unnecessary features.
There are no additional features, just the Latin texts.
Some might argue that also …