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Taylor & Francis and Routledge currently publish a number of pure open access journals. The articles in these journals receive both rigorous peer review and expedited online publication.
Complete texts of all classical Greek literature from Homer to the fall of the Byzantium in AD 1453. The new interface requires all users to establish a user profile.
TLL is currently in development. A full list of current and future features can be found by clicking "About" at the top-right of any page within the database.
Largest Latin dictionary in the world; the first to cover all the Latin texts from the classical period up to about 600 A.D.
Free access to PDF versions of previously published content is available here: https://www.thesaurus.badw.de/en/tll-digital/tll-open-access.html
Supersedes Thomas.gov. Contains official and factual U.S. Federal legislative information such as text of bills and statutes, committees, reports, resolutions, members of Congress and more. Direct links to The Congressional Record and Congressional Research Service Reports.
Investext (Thomson One)
Now available from MERGENT ONLINE under the INVESTEXT tab.
This database supplements the critical print edition and presents the full texts of all the available Hebrew and Aramaic manuscripts. SEE FORDHAM CATALOG for PRINT VOLUMES.
Browse opens a list of 107 manuscripts classified into recensions according to the principles explained in volume one of the edition. A hyperlink for each title will redirect the browser to the text of the manuscript, whereas a small icon appearing next to the title will open this text in a separate frame. Any number of frames may be opened at the same time.
The Navigate link opens a table presenting a synoptic view of the Toledot Yeshu microforms, where every column displays the sequence of these microforms in one recension. The titles and sequences correspond to those in the critical edition and translation. Each microform has a hyperlink opening the designated paragraph in all manuscripts of the recension chosen by the user, who then may select any two paragraphs and compare their literal correspondence.
Produced by The National Library of Medicine, Toxicology Data Network is a group of databases that covers areas of toxicology including chemicals and drugs, environmental health, risk assessment and regulation, occupational safety and health, diseases and the environment, and poisoning.
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