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The Queue

These 15 works are already prepared — their Latin chunked and validated, waiting only for translation — listed smallest-first, the order the site works through them. Behind them stands the real frontier: 1,339 works verified to have no English at all, some 17 million Latin words, the work of years.

15 prepared · 1,034,185 words · 873 chunks ready

  1. Anonymous, Ordo ad regem benedicendum PL 1382,391 words2 chunks
  2. Richard of Saint Victor, In visionem Ezechielis PL 19624,512 words22 chunks
  3. Hugh of Saint Victor, Adnotatiunculae in Threnos PL 17526,345 words19 chunks
  4. Auctor incertus (Cassiodorus Vivariensis?), Expositio in Cantica canticorum PL 7027,573 words23 chunks
  5. Angelomus Luxovensis, Enarrationes in Cantica canticorum PL 11532,713 words27 chunks
  6. Rabanus Maurus, Commentaria in Cantica PL 11232,975 words27 chunks
  7. Philippus de Harveng, Moralitates in Cantica canticorum PL 20340,356 words35 chunks
  8. Ambrosius Mediolanensis, Commentarius in Cantica canticorum PL 1544,936 words40 chunks
  9. Richard of Saint Victor, Explicatio in Cantica canticorum PL 19650,151 words48 chunks
  10. Richard of Saint Victor, De eruditione hominis interioris PL 19654,433 words58 chunks
  11. Hugh of Saint Victor, Homiliae in Ecclesiasten PL 17561,691 words53 chunks
  12. Gilbertus Foliot, Expositio in Cantica canticorum PL 20266,117 words53 chunks
  13. Wolbero S. Pantaleonis, Commentaria in Canticum canticorum PL 195109,419 words81 chunks
  14. Philippus de Harveng, Commentaria in Cantica canticorum PL 203126,797 words126 chunks
  15. Thomas Cisterciensis, Commentaria in Cantica canticorum PL 206333,776 words259 chunks

The queue is not a promise of order — a text that matters can jump it (as Vincent of Lérins’s Commonitorium did). It is simply what is cut, checked, and ready to be Englished next.