- Francesco Stella: Computing analysis of literary language: stylometry and authorship detection by Lexicon and other software (special lecture)
- Marco Passarotti: The Treebanked Conspiracy: actors and actions in Bellum Catilinae (special lecture)
- Odd Einar Haugen: The case for philology in digital studies
- Giuseppe Celano: Converting the Ancient Greek and Latin Dependency Treebank into Universal Dependencies: a linguistic and computational challenge
- Wim Berkelmans: Building Latin treebanks using combinations of NLP techniques and harmonised digital resources
- Teemu Roos: Machine learning and the evolution of fairytales and other cultural artefacts
- Alexandra Simonenko: Historical corpus data as a proxy for unobservable phenomena: phonological and semantic changes in Medieval French
- Erik Henriksson: Computational Tools for the Linguistic Study of Ancient Greek Poetic Meters
- Marko Halonen: Digital approaches to medieval calendars
- Hanne Eckhoff: Syntactic preprocessing of Old Russian chronicles – worth the effort?
- Federico Aurora: The linguistic annotation of Mycenaean Greek texts
- Rembert Eufe, Elisabeth Reichle & Lars Döhling: The annotation of Latin texts in PaLaFra, an electronic corpus for research on the transition from Latin to Old French
- Timo Korkiakangas: Spoken Language behind Written Texts: Treebanking Medieval Latin Charters
- Dag Haug: Syntactic discontinuities in Latin – a treebank-based study
- Tuomas Heikkilä: Title to be announced
Guest workshop, 31 May - 1 June 2017, Rome
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