Vocabulary — Latin & Greek

A core-vocabulary study tool plus a medieval-Latin reading suite. Built on the Dickinson College Commentaries (DCC) core lists and extended with per-author build-up tiers mined from the Perseus canonical corpora; the medieval layer covers the U Toronto CMS core and the MGH Libelli de Lite. Lemmatisation is automated and approximate; the introductory core is the authoritative layer.

Core vocabulary

• Core Vocabulary — Latin & Greekstudy tool Dickinson DCC core (Latin 997 · Greek 520) + per-author build-up tiers (T1–T3, 8 Latin + 8 Greek authors) + a selectable medieval CMS set. Two modules: Visualize (coverage ladder, tier ladder, semantic treemap, parts of speech, author overlap) and Study (searchable cards/table, flashcards, quiz).

Medieval Latin — Libelli de Lite

The MGH Libelli de Lite (the Investiture-Controversy polemics) and the CMS medieval-Latin core.

• Medieval Latin Vocabulary Builderstudy tool Interactive builder for the medieval-Latin reading vocabulary of the Libelli corpus.
• Medieval Latin Core — Infographicinfographic The ~1,965-word Core Medieval Latin Vocabulary (Billett 2024) for the CMS Level I exam — Dickinson↔CMS overlap, parts of speech, the ecclesiastical layer.
• Libelli de Lite — Authors, Pages, Panel & Rankingsdossier Authors, works and page numbers across the Libelli, with a specialists’ panel and importance rankings.
• Libelli de Lite — Papal Dossierdossier Gregory VII, Clement III, Peter Damian & Humbert — the papal-reform dossier.

Coverage analyses

Earlier coverage-load studies (static charts).

• Latin vocabulary tiers — comparison DCC 1000 → Divinatio in Caecilium → Libelli de Lite, as cumulative headword tiers.
• Latin vocabulary tiers — landscape The same three-tier load, landscape view.
• Divinatio in Caecilium — vocabulary load Cicero’s Divinatio in Caecilium vocabulary load against the DCC core.
• Libelli de Lite — coverage curve Headwords needed vs % token coverage for the Libelli.