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The Phenomenology of Spirit
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich HegelThe Phenomenology of Spirit1807DEEN
The Science of Logic. Being (1812)
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich HegelThe Science of Logic. Being (1812)1812DEEN
The Science of Logic
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich HegelThe Science of Logic1832DEEN
Leviathan
Thomas HobbesLeviathan1651EN
Emperor and Galilean
Henrik IbsenEmperor and Galilean1873NBEN
Critique of Pure Reason
Immanuel KantCritique of Pure Reason1787DEEN
Critique of the Power of Judgment
Immanuel KantCritique of the Power of Judgment1790DEEN
Paradise Lost
John MiltonParadise Lost1674EN
Essays in Pragmaticism
Charles Sanders PeirceEssays in Pragmaticism1867EN
Gorgias
PlatoGorgias-380GRCEN
Republic
PlatoRepublic-375GRCEN
Shakespeare's Sonnets
William ShakespeareShakespeare's Sonnets1609EN
The Bible
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Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

  • The Phenomenology of SpiritDEEN1807
  • The Science of Logic. Being (1812)DEEN1812
  • The Science of LogicDEEN1832

Thomas Hobbes

  • LeviathanEN1651

Henrik Ibsen

  • Emperor and GalileanNBEN1873

Immanuel Kant

  • Critique of Pure ReasonDEEN1787
  • Critique of the Power of JudgmentDEEN1790

John Milton

  • Paradise LostEN1674

Charles Sanders Peirce

  • Essays in PragmaticismEN1867

Plato

  • GorgiasGRCEN-380
  • RepublicGRCEN-375

William Shakespeare

  • Shakespeare's SonnetsEN1609

The Bible

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A living library for scholars

Scholia is a hermeneutical workspace designed for the deep study of literary, philosophical, and sacred texts. Every work is structured down to the sentence, linked across translations, and open for quotation, notes, and citation in your own writing.


Inspired by marginal notes that ancient and medieval scholars wrote alongside classical texts, Scholia aims to be a digital sanctuary for careful study, developing original insights, and building collaborative commentary.

13 works · 4 languages

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