Neo-Latin Drama Corpus, dramatic texts in TEI P5 format. Licenced under CC0 1.0.
Edited by Julia Jennifer Beine (Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg), maintained by Ingo Börner (University of Potsdam) and Carsten Milling (University of Potsdam). The texts in the Neo-Latin Drama Corpus were encoded and contributed by different working groups. Legal responsibility lies with the editors of the subcorpora. The responsiblities and corpus details are documented below.

(in alphabetical order)

editor(s): Thomas Baier, Joachim Hamm, Ulrich Schlegelmilch (all Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg)
encoder(s): tba
text selection in alphabetical order: Aiax lora gestans (1556), Electra (1556)
number of texts: 2
status: work in progress
website: Camerarius digital

editor(s): Nicholas De Sutter
encoder(s): Nicholas De Sutter
text selection in alphabetical order: tba
number of texts: ca. 20
status: work in progress
website: work in progress

editor(s): Alexander Winkler
encoder(s): tba
text selection in alphabetical order: tba
number of texts: tba
status: dormant
website: JesDraCor

editor(s): Monika Deželak Trojar
transcriber(s): Monika Deželak Trojar, Ana Bembič, Kajetan Škraban
encoder(s): tba
text selection in alphabetical order: See the overview below.
number of texts: 28
status: work in progress
website: tba

editor(s): Julia Jennifer Beine (Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg)
encoders: Timo Bremer, Christina Charalampidou, Carina Christensen, Leon Fabian Gleser, Miriam Göbel, Steffen Gutbier, Joshua Mährmann, Kassandra Marie Stangel, Nina Straub, Rabea Klara Sülz, Mareike Urbanek, Paula van Bonn (all Ruhr University Bochum); Daina-Sophia Münch (Freie Universität Berlin)
text selection in alphabetical order: Adamus (1552), Aluta (1553), Andrisca (1553), Asotus (1552), Bassarus (1553), Hecastus (1552), Hypomone seu patientia (1554), Iesus scholasticus (1556), Iosephus (1553), Lazarus mendicus (1552), Petriscus (1553), Rebelles (1553)
number of texts: 12
status: work in progress
website: /

editor(s): Kateřina Bobková-Valentová (Czech Academy of Science), Alena Bočková (Charles University), Martin Bažil (Charles University), Magdaléna Jacková (Czech Academy of Science), Markéta Klosová (Czech Academy of Science)
encoder(s): Boris Lehečka (freelancer), Jana Synovcová Borovičková (Czech Academy of Science)
text selection in alphabetical order: Aquila z Plavče, Jan: Toboeus (1569), Dingenauer, Georgius, SJ: Tobias Iunior (1616), Kolczawa, Carolus, SJ: Veritas prostrata et erecta (1716), Machek, Antonius, SJ: Angelus ad aras D. Joannes Nepomucenus (1729), Rochotius, Andreas: Gedeon (ca. 1606), Rochotius, Andreas: Iosephiados comoedia (ca. 1607)
number of texts: 6
status: work in progress
website: Theatrum Neolatinum

editor(s): Jan Bloemendal (Huygens Institute, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences)
encoder(s): tba
team members: Jan Bloemendal, Dinah Wouters, Andrea Peverelli (all Huygens Institute, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences)
text selection in alphabetical order: See the overview below.
number of texts: ca. 100
status: dormant
website: TransLatin

This is an overview of Neo-Latin dramas which may be incorporated into NeoLatDraCor. Some dramas are related to the research of the NeoLatDraCor working groups, as indicated by the “Project” column. All of the working groups would welcome your support in encoding the respective dramas. Moreover, we have also included Neo-Latin dramas unrelated to the working groups that would be a valuable contribution to NeoLatDraCor.

We would be very grateful if colleagues interested in and working on Neo-Latin drama would contribute to NeoLatDraCor. We have developed different workflows to do so. You may start from plain text, a Word file, or directly start encoding a drama in TEI. More details may be found in our Wiki. If you would like to contribute a drama that is not yet in the neolatdracor repository and/or listed in our overview, feel free to contact the chief editor and/or create a pull request. We thank all contributors who help grow this corpus.

For all the dramas in this overview, the NeoLatDraCor team is currently clearing the copyright issues and collecting relevant metadata. We thank all copyright holders who have authorised the digitisations and support this project, and hope that even more will do so.

Please note that this overview and a complete metadata file are a work in progress.