This was posted on alt.language.latin and seemed to be something which readers of rogueclassicism might be able to help with:

I'm a third year Political Science and Classical Studies double major
at the University of Guelph. This summer I've been hired by the
Classics department to work on a research project and I was wondering
if anyone out there in the vastness of the internet might be able to
give me a hand.

The project:
To locate and create HTML cross-linking documents of the Delphine
Classics. This includes all three parts - the original Latin work,
the summary of the work, and all the commentary and notes.

Normally this shouldn't be too much of a problem, right? Find the text,
do a quick translation to see what's good and what's not-so-useful,
write up some simple HTML code, and hoo-ha I'd be done.

The problem is...there is no electronic copy of these works to be
found. I really don't want to have to scan and OCR the text in all
these books. I've searched everywhere I could think of and have found
nothing. The closest I've come is a copy of one of the book from the
Metamorphoses on EEBO but the text is too blurry to be OCR-ed.

Thanks in advance for any and all help.

cellardoorish@gmail.com

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