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Patres Quinti Ecclesiæ Sæculi: S. Augustinus. Opera Omnia. [Caillau, Guillon Ed.]. 1835.

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Collectio Selecta SS. Ecclesiæ Patrum.

Patres Quinti Ecclesiaæ Sæculi.

S. Augustinus.

Opera Omnia.

Accurantibus A. B. Caillau et M. N. S. Guillon.

1835.

Nota: The volumes 16 and 42 was released by the Internet Archive service the June-July 2011 months..  The volume 42 contains the tables of all the collection, among the indices. The Volume 24 has been edited in two parts, both of them available in the list. Volumes taken directly from Internet Archive, and ordinated conveniently through our Scribd account.

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The Fathers of the Church. A new translation.

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This valuable work is being shared some months ago through services as Internet Archive or some particular persons in blogs or personal websites.

Our goal regarding this Collection is provide an useful list with the volumes available, in a single place and conveniently labeled.

Doing this, we help to preserve the accessibility to these contents, very useful to students, researchers and the general public.

But, we must warn the follow:

1- The PLGO Community has not digitized any volume of this collection. This mean, the PLGO Community do not scan, bind, or convert to pdf any volume provided in the list which can be viewed infra.

2.- The volumes included in the named list can [and must] be suppressed without any previous notice, if there’s around any volume any legal issue, warning or direct request to retire those contents.

3.- If the original publishers/websites -through IA or personal websites- retire those contents, we must do the same.

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Searching contets through our collections in Scribd: The Libscribd project.

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One of the most useful and important tools in our LibScribd Project, is the capability of search contents directly through some volumes indexed in the databases. This mean, you can search directly any term, using the box provided to this, as the next image show:

PLGO - Searching Contents
PLGO - Searching Contents

This simple search was done in the Burkitt’s book, “S. Ephraim’s quotations from the Gospel (1901). “, available in our ‘Miscellanea‘ collection.

Surely, you will find other usable contents for you… All you must do is visit us!

Migne/Garnier Frères. Patrologiæ Cursus Completus. Series Græca. [Googlebooks service].

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Yesterday some volumes was added to this collection, shared by the PLGO Community through the Scribd service.

More info and some hints, in our Forvm.

 

Browsing through our collections in Scribd: The Libscribd project.

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LibScribd: a great PLGO tool!

LibScribd is a project wich born inside PLGO, taking all the advantages provided by the Scribd’ API. The PLGO community has been working in this project from September 2010, and now, six months after, we proudly present to the academical community the final result of these efforts. We has been able to organize all the contents included in our Library at Scribd, but minimizing to the limit the difficulties to place and access our documents.

 

LibScribd: a great PLGO tool! LibScribd is a project wich born inside PLGO, taking all the advantages provided by the Scribd' API. The PLGO community has been working in this project from September 2010, and now, six months after, we proudly present to the academical community the final result of these efforts. We has been able to organize all the contents included in our Library at Scribd, but minimizing to the limit the difficulties to place and access our documents.
PLGO: The Libscribd project

 

This project is available here.

Note: to read the documents all you need is the Adobe Flash player installed in your browser. To download the documents you need open or have an existent account in the Scribd service.

Böckh. Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum. 1828-1877.

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The past 22 June we announce some links for direct download of this work from some public servers.

Then, a kind friend, Chuck Jones, advise us about the original creators of this digital Corpus, let us and our visitors the possibility of get access to them knowing the original place where they was published.

The former presentation of this work was done through the division in various .pdf archives. But some files have a big size, and this fact difficult considerably the manageability of it’s contents, and the visualization online through services as Scribd.

By this reason, we make some adjustments, dividing the biggest files in smaller pieces, all whose are available in a single collection which is yet viewable online.

Again, thanks to our visitors, and their valuable comments, specially to our friend Chuck.

Note: Yesterday, April 19, 2011, a kind visitor of this site comment us about the 3rd. volume, published unfinished in Scribd. The original files have a really big size, and difficult its use. By this reason, we do ‘little chunks’ of these big files, but keeping the original placement of each page, and only keeping the frontispiece of each volume in the front of each chunk. All the credit for this digitization must be recognized to the digital library of the Maison de l’Orient et de la Méditerranée, Lyon as Chuk Jones notify here.


Migne, Garnier Frères. Patrologiae Cursus Completus, Series Graeca. Googlebooks edition.

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The last days some volumes has been added to our Scribd collection, concerning the Patrologia Graeca. We will still working to complete this series.

The whole list of links which we are using to process and increase this collection, can be reviewed and accessed here:

http://cyprianproject.info/PG.htm


Service. PLGO Proxy.

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The PLGO Community is proud to offer the academical community a new service, the PLGO’ Proxy.

This service will offer you the possibility of browse through services as Googlebooks without unnecessary risks which you must take when visit dubious online anonymizers proxies services.

To ensure the availability and lawful use of this service, any webpage served with our service will be tracked, and the IP address of any visitor will be stored to prevent any illegal activity.

Now, you can start using this service visiting this address:

http://proxy.plgo.info

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Notes:
1 We enable this service as a proxy instead an anonymizer. Even as any content is served through our service and shows to others our host’s data, your IP address grant the validation of your identity and the contents requested.
2 We can enable any restriction of use to abusing visitors, blocking IP’s as needed.
3 If necessary, we can disable searches or queries of any sort, if they request illegal/unappropriated contents.
4 We can restrict at all this service without any previous notice.

Corpus Scriptorum Christianorum Orientalium. Scriptores Syri. 1903-1911.

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Today, some of the volumes which begun to the CSCO – Scriptores Syri, has been added as collection to the Scribd service. This allow the visitors and members of our community the ability to read online these books, having all the time this precious reference at hand.

This magnificent work has been realized by Pilipos.


Hebraica. A Quarterly Journal In The Interests Of Semitic Study. 1884-1895.

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This awesome magazine has been published with a comprehensive index in our website. But this day, a kind and generous member of our community has added these volumes as a collection available in Scribd.

You can read the index in this post.

Or you can access the items directly in Scribd, using the next list of links.

Thank you, dear Pilipos!