ancient-greek-texts

# Ancient Greek Texts — Eulogikon catalog

> Public-domain corpus of 1,358 authors and 4,060 ancient Greek works (≈44 million words of Greek text),
> published as PDF, Markdown, and plain text in the GitHub data store.

This GitHub Pages site is the **agent entry point** for the archive. Greek files
live in the same repository at raw GitHub URLs — not on a separate reading site.

## Start here (this origin)

1. Read this file (https://eulogikon.github.io/ancient-greek-texts/llms.txt).
2. Install Agent Skills: npx skills add https://eulogikon.github.io/ancient-greek-texts
3. Full instructions: https://eulogikon.github.io/ancient-greek-texts/.well-known/agent-skills/eulogikon-ancient-greek-texts/SKILL.md
4. Human orientation page: https://eulogikon.github.io/ancient-greek-texts/for-agents/

## Resolve and fetch (same repo, raw GitHub)

1. Author index: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eulogikon/ancient-greek-texts/main/manifest.authors.json
2. Work index (CSV): https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eulogikon/ancient-greek-texts/main/manifest.works.min.csv
3. Full manifest (JSON): https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eulogikon/ancient-greek-texts/main/manifest.json
4. Data-store llms.txt (archive-oriented guide): https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eulogikon/ancient-greek-texts/main/llms.txt
5. Optional full work census: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eulogikon/ancient-greek-texts/main/llms-full.txt

Do not crawl grc/ or en/ to discover contents — use the lookup files above.

## Example fetch

Resolve eul_wid in the work index, then fetch the row's Markdown path:

```
curl -L "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eulogikon/ancient-greek-texts/main/grc/plato-apology-ffk-aa.grc.md"
```

## Identifiers

- eul_aid — opaque three-letter author ID (Plato is ffk)
- eul_wid — work ID beginning with its eul_aid (Apology is ffk-aa)
- File names use {display_string}-{eul_wid}; resolve IDs in the manifests first

## Licence

Ancient Greek texts: Public Domain Mark 1.0. Scaffolding (indexes, metadata): CC0 1.0.

## Optional

Humans may browse and search at https://eulogikon.org. Agents do not require it.