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Welcome to the American Philological Association
Publications
updated 9 July 2010
- APA Editor for Monographs
- Editor of the APA Web Site
- Katharina Volk Named Editor of TAPA
- New Editor of Textbooks Series
- New Supplementary Materials for Ramsey's Sallust
- Joint statement on electronic publishing
- The Contributions of Journal Editors to Their University Communities
- Transactions of the American Philological Association
- APA Member Discounts to Oxford University Press Books
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Monographs: guidelines for submission
- New Guidelines on using polytonic Greek fonts for authors of mss. forthcoming in the APA Monographs and Textbooks series
- Textbooks and Resources
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Software
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Greekkeys
GreekKeys 2008 for Mac OS X (10.3 or later) and Windows XP and Vista is a keyboard and fonts product supporting Unicode polytonic Greek for scholars and students. -
Pandora
As of September 2008 Pandora 3 is no longer for sale. Pandora 3 is a Classic Macintosh program and does not run natively in OS X. It ran in the Classic environment for those with PPC Macs with OS 10.4 or earlier. As a public service to the few who may still have use for it, the final version of Pandora will soon be available for download as is, without warranty or technical support, at (http://stephanus.tlg.uci.edu/Software.html). Those who wish to search TLG CD-ROM E or the PHI disks are advised to use instead the free program Diogenes (version 3 or higher) from Peter Heslin.
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Greekkeys
- Publishing the Scholarly Article in Classical Studies: A Guide for New Members of the Profession, By Ruth Scodel and Marilyn B. Skinner (revised July 2004)
- PDF order form for publications produced by the APA Office
- APA Newsletter
- Amphora, APA's Outreach Publication
- Presidential Addresses delivered at the Annual Meeting
- APA Statement of Support for Classicists Using Technology