The Clem project seeks to create a database of Latin poetic inscriptions from the modern age, understood in the broadest sense of the term, from the first humanism to the present day.
As the corpus is virtually infinite, the database is designed for perpetual growth; we hope to make it participatory in the long term so that everyone can contribute and record the entries they have spotted.
The launch of this project is funded through theBiblissima+ Equipex.
School referent(s)
François Ploton-Nicollet
Professeur de Langue et littérature latines et de codicologie | Chaire d’Histoire des textes
