pyDigest - Roman Law in machine-readable format

The Digest is the definitive Roman law compendium compiled under emperor Justinian I (533 CE). The project applies computational methods to the Digest text to get deep insights about Roman law which would supplement and guide close reading research.

The research is carried out at the University of Surrey School of Law as part of an Early Career Research Fellowship funded by The Leverhulme Trust (ECF-2019-418). The project's current public GitLab repository includes scripts and files accompanied by detailed documentation.

Project components

### 0. "pyDigest" - General functions

### 1. "Ddf" - Core Digest dataframes

### 2. "NLP" - Natural Language Processing

### 3. "SQL" - Relational database

### 4. "Stats" - Statistical analysis and data visualisation