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Together with Fabio Acerbi (CNRS, Paris), Florian Keßler, and Ramon Masià (Barcelona), Andrea Bréard has published an innovative approach to Christoph Clavius’ Latin translation of Euclid’s Elements. It is studied by applying standard and less standard tools of computational linguistics. Clavius’ lexical choices are compared with the relevant Greek and Latin editions and translations. We […]Together with Fabio Acerbi (CNRS, Paris), Florian Keßler, and Ramon Masià (Barcelona), Andrea Bréard has published an innovative approach to Christoph Clavius’ Latin translation of Euclid’s Elements. It is studied by applying standard and less standard tools of computational linguistics. Clavius’ lexical choices are compared with the relevant Greek and Latin editions and translations. We […]