Lev Bible vs Antigone Reader

Discover, learn, and explore your foreign, ancient Bible by reading, not language exercises. Read the Bible in English, but slowly morph some of it back into Hebrew and Greek at your own pace. The Lev Bible starts as an English translation (NASB), where English words are tappable to substitute the original-language word in-place. No prior understanding of either Hebrew or Greek is required (not even knowledge of their alphabets), because a transliteration of the original-language word in English letters is included. For example, opening the Lev Bible the first time, a reader will see the book of Genesis. Tapping the word "God" in the first verse will "untranslate" this to the Hebrew word "elohim." As the reader continues, all instances of the word "elohim" will be untranslated. This app provides Bible readers, who may have little or no knowledge of biblical Hebrew or Greek, an easy way to start learning, by immediately reading the Bible itself. Readers with some familiarity with reading Hebrew and/or Greek may choose to optionally remove those transliterations.

Ancient Greek Tragedy Meets Modern Technology Dive into Sophocles' timeless masterpiece like never before. Antigone Reader transforms the classic Greek tragedy into an immersive digital experience, perfect for students, scholars, and literature enthusiasts. Key Features: - Advanced Greek text search capabilities - Clean, distraction-free reading interface - Dark/light mode for optimal reading - Line-by-line reference system for study - Downloadable datasets (CC-BY-SA 4.0) Data Sources: Greek texts from the Scaife Viewer (Perseus Digital Library, Tufts University) and morphological analyses from the Ancient Greek Dependency Treebank, available under open licenses (*CC-BY-SA 4.0*). Why It’s Special: - Combines original Greek text with scholarly tools - Built by a classics enthusiast with academic input - Modern design that respects ancient content Download now and experience Antigone reimagined for the digital age.