Eulogikon: Ancient Greek Texts Corpus

Eulogikon — the surviving literary works of ancient Greece in clean, structured, readable form. 1,354 authors and 4,053 works — approximately 37 million words of Greek — spanning Homer through late antiquity: epic, lyric, philosophy, history, drama, medicine, mathematics, rhetoric, and the fragmentary traditions. Each work is published as Markdown, PDF, and plain text under a stable permanent identifier. This Zenodo record is a citable archival snapshot. The project lives across several surfaces: Reading site (full search, browse by author, period, domain, and school): https://eulogikon.org Data store / bulk download (PDF, Markdown, plain text): https://github.com/eulogikon/ancient-greek-texts Hugging Face dataset (Parquet, for ML and data workflows): https://huggingface.co/datasets/eulogikon/ancient-greek-texts Concept DOI (always resolves to the latest version): https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20335421 The ancient Greek source texts are Public Domain Mark 1.0 — public domain, no restrictions. Eulogikon's own scaffolding (metadata shape, manifests, site code) is CC0-1.0. AI training, fine-tuning, evaluation, and retrieval are explicitly permitted, with no opt-out and no attribution requirement.