Eteocretan and Eteocypriot texts in transliteration (CSV)
One CSV of 42 rows giving every line of Praisos 1 to 3, the Dreros bilingual (both texts), the Dreros 2 fragment and the Amathus bilingual in Roman transliteration, with site, date, script, direction, holder, inventory, notes and the edition each line follows. Compiled for this site; CC0.
Eteocretan and EteocypriotVersion 1.0Licence CC0 1.0Updated 31 Oct 2026Use it
import pandas as pd url = "https://mysteriesdept.com/datasets/DAT0DEDYM8KKQV6/eteocretan-and-eteocypriot-texts-in-transliteration-csv/v1.0.csv" tokens = pd.read_csv(url) tokens.head()
tokens <- read.csv("https://mysteriesdept.com/datasets/DAT0DEDYM8KKQV6/eteocretan-and-eteocypriot-texts-in-transliteration-csv/v1.0.csv")
head(tokens)SELECT * FROM read_csv_auto('https://mysteriesdept.com/datasets/DAT0DEDYM8KKQV6/eteocretan-and-eteocypriot-texts-in-transliteration-csv/v1.0.csv') LIMIT 10;curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $MYSTERIES_TOKEN" -O https://mysteriesdept.com/datasets/DAT0DEDYM8KKQV6/eteocretan-and-eteocypriot-texts-in-transliteration-csv/v1.0.csv
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